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dneb7

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    Comment #4993632

    I don't know. I find (as an adult) I pretty much follow those same rules in my normal day-to-day usage of my phone (not exactly of course, but close). And I do that because of what…

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    Comment #4993588

    I don't think she was saying never take videos, just be measured. I read an article a while back where the mom said her kids merely lived life as a source of content for their Face…

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    Comment #4993517

    It's stupid crap like this that will result in a some-what useful tool like the petition system to eventually be completely ignored.

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    Comment #4419577

    Do you work for Microsoft? Your comment: "Valid concern if adding an extra mouse click here and there bothers you" sure makes me think so. Yes, adding an extra click here and there…

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    Comment #4296395

    In my case, I sell my own software. So having a market that will buy my software is first priority. Providing support all day is not how I prefer to make a living. (that's fearful …

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    Comment #4296371

    Thanks for that -- a bit surprising really (current stats show Linux users out giving the other two). Is that because they are more willing to pay for software as Linux goes mainst…

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    Comment #4295935

    The great thing about propietary software and one OS (Windows specifically, OS X too though) is people using those operating systems expect to pay for their software. I'd love to c…

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    Comment #4295927

    His attack on using developer tools was harsh, but I'm over 30 so it didn't apply :) But seriously, I'm afraid he is close to the truth. As a career Windows programmer, I have grea…

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    Comment #4240317

    This is one of the biggest things I'm grateful my mentor drilled into me: Never make a quick and dirty solution that anyone else (especially management!) sees -- it will become the…

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    Comment #4234223

    My friend was in the right place at the right time, had a small company that made millions. He figured it was all him, so he spent all of his money on a second attempt. It failed, …

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    Comment #4182270

    What's most interesting to me is that my biggest markets (North America, English-speaking Europe, and Australia) are all still IE strongholds. http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-ww…

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    Comment #4148951

    > Hopefully it will not be just a half-assed experiment again And that sentiment is _exactly_ why I won't trust my business to whatever they come up with. There's no knowing how se…

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    Comment #4024577

    If users can't find you, you won't be getting any more of them. Engineering is fantastic, but not much use without people knowing about your hard work.

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    Comment #4016722

    I'm running it here in Firefox for Linux (Mint) and it's working fine.

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    Comment #3991533

    As mentioned in the article, the PCDecrapifier is a really nice bit of (free) software -- I run it on all new Windows PCs (if I don't just format and rebuild from scratch). And the…

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    Comment #3978624

    I certainly didn't have a $10MM spend, but I also had dismal results for my B2B campaign. My takeaway is FB is purely a social place where people unwind and don't want to do any 'w…

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    Comment #3937316

    I saw a demo of this at Intel Labs on a Windows machine about 15 years ago and it was very impressive. I don't think they optimized startup, but application launch was incredibly f…

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    Comment #3936427

    I'm getting ready to start an online forum, but I don't relish the prospect of having to monitor it for spam/abuse. It seems like having one person casually scan 10, 20, 50? forums…

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    Comment #3878773

    How long ago was 1992? Anyone that was working as a developer as recently as 1992 is now almost guaranteed to be 40+.

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    Comment #3855310

    Although a good little starting point, this just helps you break even when considering your advertising expense. Are there other expenses? Do you hope for any actual _profit_??

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    Comment #3847702

    Under a rock? Is git _that_ much better? I used to read about how it didn't need a central repository, yet this article, and github, seem to indicate everyone ultimately wants/need…