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Comment #2590081
PayPal, that exhalted bastion of ethical business practices, will be very successful in this appeal to public sentiment.
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Comment #2556267
How exactly can you tell what the performance is, given that its been screencapped at a certain fps, transcoded at a certain fps, likely downsampled along the way, etc...?
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Comment #2532454
Puff piece. Notice how it barely talks about the app? That's because it's nothing. What makes Facebook defensible is its reach. How can Path defend itself from say even lowly Insta…
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Comment #2520973
"We skip the backup generators and pass the savings on to you!"
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Comment #2474260
If you actually read his article instead of lamenting your lack of upvotes, you'd know that what he wanted WAS a rags to riches story.
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Comment #2464950
And how does Mozilla make the vast majority of their revenue? Google partnership. Lulz.
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Comment #2440238
Ahem."use the new zyngaweb browser and earn an extra 20% Frontierville dollars." I think Zynga could induce serious (double digit) uptake onto their own browser. Once they have thi…
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Comment #2394587
If one has to ask whether or not they got a good deal, is there really any possible chance that they got a good deal? Are you hoping the founders were simply charitable?
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Comment #1903841
"To work correctly, classes with virtual methods must also have virtual destructors." Not a good way to start the article... I immediately question the author's credibility followi…
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Comment #1776567
East Palo Alto or West Palo Alto?
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Comment #1775222
Fun. But the page is really hateful in the Android browser. The text box is jumping around all over the place.
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Comment #1775058
Can't believe noone said Harvest yet.
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Comment #1466814
It's really hard to get perfect email deliverabiliy. God help any of your users who have Yahoo or Hotmail. There are no major flaws assuming you properly timestamp and sign your ur…
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Comment #1420192
NO reason. After all the only thing going into the database ought to be base64 encoded hash. So why not allow anything? No need for a max length, by the same token.