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humblest_ever
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About humblest_ever
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Comment #3740323
Also--it's an advertisement. Can't we promote egalitarianism without trying to criminalize male sexuality? Nobody would have complained if it was a male model doing the exact same …
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Comment #3739670
You are very cute like a small child.
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Anyone Know a Good SMS Payment Gateway?
The ideal process is the user would put his phone number into the web app, he would receive a text message, "text back to pay $X," and then payment would send a message to the web …
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Comment #2444817
Who do you use? I'd like to switch.
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Comment #2444808
Correct. I found if you have an A * record to an ip you control, and a plain X.TLD record it covers everything. This policy is infuriating to say the least. I have sent them severa…
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Comment #2401393
*How TechCrunch Is Not Over Is Over Launched After 24 Hours With 24K Users :)
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Comment #2401369
I got an app for time tracking and I track everything. Eating, watching videos, browsing, sleeping, and the occasional working. It's awesome because when I looked back at the pie c…
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Comment #2401364
This sounds like a fantastic idea.
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Comment #2376941
I have to list all my former employers? That is absurd.
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Comment #2319383
I too would love to hear this.
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Comment #2317017
Maybe it's my own biased opinion, but I am referring to the large bankroll you need to prove to INS that you will not become a ward of the state for Chinese, whereas I have heard E…
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Comment #2304919
> During high school and college I've done several presentations on different topics, all of which received good grades. does not answer > why you should pay me money to access inf…
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Proxy Companies in the App Store
IANAL, but I wanted to share a thought I had on subverting the subscription model for companies that cannot afford the 30% on subscriptions. I am curious if it would be viable to g…
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Comment #2295746
> especially because the United States is still very receptive to immigrants from all over the world who feel an urgency about bettering their lives. But unfortunately increasingly…
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Comment #2283506
I had it a while back, I'll pick it up again
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Comment #2275569
Unless I am misremembering, decriminalizing drugs in Portugal led to less people using them. Going from this, criminalizing libraries might be the best thing that could ever happen…
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Comment #2274603
I've seen this comment every time a discussion about open source, and I think it is incredibly stupid to justify his complaints like this. What does he have to complain about? That…
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Comment #2274412
If you are the sort of person who wants attribution, there are licenses for that. If you license your stuff in a way that does not require attribution, don't complain when people d…
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Comment #2270813
While I enjoyed the article, I resent the misleading title. It should be "46 Tips For..." or something. It was certainly not 46 Ways .
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Comment #2254831
Do you have personal experience in doing information products? I'm really curious about pricing and sales for that kind of thing if you're willing to share.
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Comment #2225996
yeah, what a misleading title. "nobody cares what language you use." "potential buyers like asp."
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Comment #2225171
> community for software developers to share revenue is kindof tempting to do, though
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Comment #2134135
I mentally do a fist-pump every time someone gets this correct.
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Comment #2129522
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moby_Thesaurus#Pronunciator ? I had a similar idea a while back, using this as a resource, but no time to do it :)
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Comment #2107156
Exactly! Programming requires a slightly different type of thinking that is learnable but that most people find undesirable to even attempt.