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mpfh

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    You hit the nail on the smoking gun.

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    I think Rands had too much coffee.

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    You’re in a whirlwind of propaganda at the moment. The talking points and takes are mostly planted. Even the title has an inner circle nod to it.

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    Well played.

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    Comment #49151689

    When they migrate to Java how are they migrating things like the messaging (send, receive) functionality?

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    Any modern-day Windows developers want to chime in around WinRT and other stuff Microsoft has been up to? I’m still on Win32 and WinForms.

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    I realized about the time I bought my first Moleskine that there existed in me a predisposition to fawn, for the lack of a better word, over the stationary and shift my mind toward…

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    I don’t blame them because I don’t know all the variables involved. Neither does the media reporting and we don’t know what a company of their size is going through with prices goi…

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    I get that. All the stupid things that Reddit did along the way, the redesign, the login/app wall, the Pao thing, now requiring login when using ‘old.’, and the lack of the actual …

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    Folks, as fun as it is to harp on Reddit, much of the web has felt a sharp decline due to the intermediaries either scanning content and presenting it at their shopfront, or in the…

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    I’d argue that infantilization of adults and the rise of manchildren who collect comic books, Pokemon cards, and Lego sets well into their 40s have more to do with this than any ne…