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joetech

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    Comment #9645663

    There are ways to make a lot of money with affiliate marketing, but that can involve a lot of trial and error and can (usually does) involve bootstrapping with a lot of your own ca…

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    Comment #7839759

    I hate spam as much as the next guy, but this is more of a case of the plaintiff not reading before he clicks and agrees to things. We all do it, but we don't then sue a company fo…

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    Comment #7608935

    I'm of the opinion that trusting any of them at this point could disappoint.

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    Comment #7372554

    Someone please change the title to "How not to disclose a vulnerability"

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    Comment #6739194

    What happens at the restaurant?

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    Comment #6739159

    Anyone else open it at work and then immediately close it?

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    Comment #6739107

    Great concept, but I don't know how comfortable I am giving them access to all my accounts when all they do for me is choose which card to charge. And how do the purchases show on …

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    Comment #6733541

    The author left out a detail? Does his account impersonate someone else? I think that's an important part of the conversation, even if the messaging is presumptive.

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    Comment #6565041

    The first thing I did when I saw Famo.us last year was rip into the code. With a little persistence, you can pretty easily use the code without waiting for their release.

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    Comment #6565013

    I absolutely want one of these. They've thought of everything. As I went to pledge my money for it, I found that the starting pledge that actually gets me a wheel was $550 and that…

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    Comment #6552751

    Well that answers my question.

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    Comment #6514399

    The internet becomes much more tolerable when you learn to tune out the trolls who find their only happiness in trying to bring down others.

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    Comment #6488490

    I don't like this as standalone authentication, but as part of a 2-stage scenario, I would use it.

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    Comment #6477365

    I'm liking Ghost so far, but it's still a very early release and yet to include some base features

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    Comment #5945861

    I don't see the problem. If you're playing on Facebook all day rather than working, perhaps that discussion at your annual review is needed. I get on Facebook and Twitter occasiona…

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    Comment #5798316

    $4.5k is decent. Were you expecting to get rich? There are contests where you can rake in much larger amounts, and you could make a killing forming a penetration team if money is t…

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    Comment #5685780

    http://www.neatorama.com/2013/02/21/Technoviking-Sues-Filmma...

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    Comment #5667711

    "So, the best GUI for Git is a command-line based UI?" lol

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    Comment #5606722

    Nice idea. Maybe we should use shame.php and shame.js as well.

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    Comment #5593066

    Read this as "terrible" the first time and was confused. Nice effect.

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    Comment #5588987

    The difference is that not everyone who sends an email is a personal friend and not every email truly deserves that much time, either. I've found myself with the same problem, resu…

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    Comment #5588951

    This cannot end well.

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    Comment #5524741

    IMHO, Google should make support liaisons (more) available. They have people who work closely with developers and then thousands of developers do the work for free and just interfa…

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    Comment #5109360

    What it boils down to is that 403, 404, 500, etc. pages are there to identify a problem loading the resource you're after. In the case of a 500, I might agree, but with the 404, yo…

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    Comment #5109329

    Great idea. I always hated trying to remember tiny urls seen in print, as well.