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homersapien
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Comment #14980590
I've not used Blue Apron, but I recently cancelled Hello Fresh for these exact same reasons. Interesting business model, but I think Blue/Fresh will be out of business within the n…
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Comment #12920972
I'm a Coloradan and this doesn't jive with my experience. I wasn't surprised it passed. We believe in personal freedoms here, and there is perhaps no greater personal freedom than …
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Comment #12752968
It's not the least bit surprising that a company like Rolex would not sell parts directly to customers. I imagine that 99% of the time that would end disastrously, and they would h…
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Comment #11916498
Which is like saying that chainsaws suck because they don't stop you from cutting off your own leg.
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Comment #9063698
Microcenter has the B+ for $25, but they are in-store only.
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Comment #7954820
"I wish I had five of me..." So that the train wreck would have been 5x as bad?
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Comment #7872257
Late April fools joke?
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Comment #7511435
You're not alone. The effect is nauseating.
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Comment #7292632
Please join me in straightening a Slinky in honor of a truly great actor and director.
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Comment #7231511
SO is a mess right now. It is sort of amusing that the questions and discussions I find the most interesting are always closed as "off topic" or unproductive or whatever their lang…
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Comment #7211215
Ghost: the super simple minimal blogging platform that requires considerable server experience to setup. Plus you get to write everything in Markdown! What's not to love?
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Comment #7183951
That's pretty much the same experience I've had with my Z, though the random shutdowns mysteriously stopped about a year ago. My Z is now 4 years old, yet still is incredibly fast …
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Comment #7177692
This is a solution looking for a problem. Same with Ghost, though. At least Ghost is ironic: a super simple blogging platform that requires fairly sophisticated skills to setup and…
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Comment #7152729
Why doesn't Twitter simply quarantine the handle until some sort of dispute resolution is completed? Oh wait, Twitter doesn't "do" customer service, so forget about any sort of com…
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Comment #7108807
No, he changes his country of origin to C then books a round trip from A to B. It is sometimes cheaper that way.
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Comment #7103838
Zero info on homepage = not interested.
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Comment #7037102
It won't be long until the Feds have technology that grabs metadata from the tech in your car as you cruise down the road. I suspect their definition of "metadata" will be broad en…
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Comment #7023606
Wow...it is expensive to be trendy. My VPS with 2GB of RAM and 50GB of storage is $40 a year, and I can do whatever the heck I want with it.
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Comment #6930424
Not hard at all. PHP is incredibly easy. Wordpress is very well documented, and the enormous community support (plugins) means that you can do quite a lot without having to get you…
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Comment #6900696
There's nothing quite like seeing "10K+" results loaded into a single, infinite page.
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Comment #6833766
I bet that if you had asked AT&T and the like - before they got caught - if they gave the NSA warrant-less access to U.S. citizens' communications, they would have also said "no."
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Comment #6801374
Why should PHP "force" anything? That's one of PHP's strengths: the ability to be everything from a simple dynamic webpage to a full blown app. That's like saying "I wish someone w…
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Comment #6761250
Anything meaningful I do on my mobile devices - photos, files, etc. - gets backed up to Dropbox. It's 100% automatic, and has been a real life saver. I also use it as basically a v…
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Comment #6727018
At $0 subsidized you would be getting ripped off. You'd be better off buying a subsidized iPhone, selling it, then buying the G at full price (plus pocketing a bunch of $$ at the s…
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Comment #6677012
Their focus wasn't on the product, it was on living/working in SF. They could have saved a year's worth of AWS payments alone by trimming the fat that comes with wanting to be in a…