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Scuttles

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    Comment #8154125

    This is absurd guys. We have one guy's story, from his perspective. For all we know, the OP sat around and did nothing productive. The founders had a reason to terminate him - be i…

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    Comment #8153087

    Automatically assuming plagiarism due to a low price-point is pretty dumb. This is a legitimate website, and plagiarism would be a massive risk for business. If they sell 100 logos…

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    Comment #8122063

    If you pay any attention to Microsoft, their business practices, news, reports, blogs, etc... then you would know the parent comment is pretty much spot on.

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    Comment #8108373

    So... what's your point? You have discussed copyright to death -- but failed to address a single other point Alupis brought up regarding the WTFPL. Others (below) have even comment…

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    Comment #8087302

    The Administration will probably just Executive Order their way into a "solution".

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    Comment #8087256

    Not having to, and choosing to wear a polo to work are different things. Even if it's just on those all-day-meetings days where you interface with your PM and other biz types... "D…

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    Comment #8085719

    Doesn't seem very scalable if you have a lot of applicants (unless you let them do the test at home?). I think asking for code samples up front is the best way to weed out those wh…

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    Comment #8081751

    Wondered the same thing. A waffle taco? How about an egg burrito with some salsa and cheese? That's my idea of a Taco Bell Breakfast (go Del Taco Breakfast!)

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    Comment #8081568

    > “I did not get my Spaghetti-O's, I got spaghetti. I want the press to know this.” Outrageous!

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    Comment #8069494

    I've been putting stickers on my laptop's for years. I don't see why Apple needed a marketing campaign for this, other than to just run some user-contributed ads.

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    Comment #8069281

    Makes sense (and is convenient). The people at the embassy had to have someone to blame, and report back to their superiors that they had dealt with the situation appropriately.

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    Comment #8069247

    Where I come from, it is considered bad engineering to build a product that can only run on a single platform, can only run on one particular OS, and the product is at the mercy of…