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cmars232
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Comment #3173487
I've simply come to accept that Unity is not for 'us', in the way that ipad is not for 'us'. I install xubuntu instead.
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Comment #3014925
My worst on-call pager duty IT lackey job still beat the hell out of convenience store clerk and buffet-steakhouse dishwasher.
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Comment #2957525
As a BBQ loving Texan, I find this fascinating. On the one hand, it does seem kind of creepy, on the other, this could be some cool resilient community-building technology to creat…
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Comment #2730904
False dichotomy. You can't "pay $20/mo to stream as many as you want". The available selection from services like Netflix and Hulu is extremely limited. Many in the "15-25 set" pay…
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Comment #2281551
A nice kick in the ass to remember my C & C++ roots. I've been too hung up on "perfect" languages and "beautiful" frameworks. Thanks for this.
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Comment #2281120
I would not have a hard time saying no to this at all. There are limits which you can assert without being rude or coming across as paranoid. What's next, access to all your privat…
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Comment #2277802
Down.
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Comment #2277766
Makes me want to restart my 5th attempt at a Clojure project.
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Comment #2262648
As one who has dabbled with Haskell a bit here and there, "programmable semicolon" is the most apt metaphor I've seen. Every time I have to break up a chain of method calls in Java…
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Comment #2254967
I want that font.
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Comment #2254934
Nice chart. How did you make it?
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Comment #2254922
There is no hacker news problem if you realize that all sites up to this point in internet history are either heavily curated for quality and limited in scope or self-moderated wit…
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Comment #2196249
Never listened to The Streets before. Downloading to see what they sound like.
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Comment #2180468
Come on, some credit is due.. XMPP protocol is in production all over the place.
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Comment #2177039
Yeah, but I would download a loaf of organic bread if I could. And I'd copy that loaf whenever I needed more for a sandwich, and I'd upload that bread pattern to all my friends, an…
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Comment #2147849
That's funny, I consider DDG's lack of "Instant" a feature.
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Comment #2140998
Reject here. Pretty discouraging at the time, but in retrospect, best thing that could have happened to me. A year later, I landed a great job at a local startup, and the Google br…
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Comment #2140622
I found a better solution: set your browser to forget all its cookies when you shut it down. Use different providers for webmail, feed reading and search. No opt-out cookie require…
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Comment #2083229
I use them, but I don't trust them. They've got my email and feedreader (for now), but not much of my search. I hate instant search, and I don't want to authenticate myself to them…
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Comment #2006717
More importantly, why? If governments are doing their jobs and serving whom they are meant to serve, people as a collective group are well cared for and have no reason to do such h…
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Comment #1978118
Why should a nation involve physical borders anymore? Perhaps there is no territory that captures how some of us are feeling? What then?
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Comment #1924752
Back in '95 when my wife and I were dating, we didn't have a lol. Most of the campus was vt220s hooked up to a VAX, local chat was done with a DCL command called 'phone'. To simula…
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Comment #1918310
Or, just factor in performance bonus programs, unvested stock, other benefits, merit raise schedules, etc. Estimate optimistically.
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Comment #1914243
This is impacting a friend of mine. Suddenly disabled with no explanation. I told her to submit a login/password bug, if only to get it read by a human over there. And to decline s…