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shock3naw

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    Comment #4768185

    Get real? Why the hostility? Eli's comment is aimed at how unintuitive OS X's system is, not how inconvenient it is compared to Windows.

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    Comment #4636367

    Seriously not impressed by the generalization that interns are the ones responsible for "making the web a terrible place." So as soon as that same developer takes a position as a f…

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    Comment #4630322

    I agree that Firefox's certificate warning page is much better designed. I'm not blaming 'dumb' users for anything, I was providing supporting evidence of the fact that when browse…

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    Comment #4630201

    To corroborate your point, one of the Chromium developers spoke about this sort of problem, but in the context of invalid SSL certificates and the associated warning that Chrome di…

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    Comment #4629821

    To be honest, this seems like a set of 'nice company policies,' rather than core values. A lot of these could be summarized with a single value that they are idealizing. This list …

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    Comment #4567058

    Saying that different defaults should be documented prominently is like saying that because every piece of software is different, you should be required to read the documentation b…

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    Comment #4556617

    Don't feed the trolls.

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    Comment #4540432

    They're not even trying to hide the fact that they're patent trolls: "We are located in East Texas, and we are developing innovative technologies and products. We have a team who i…

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    Comment #4462356

    Is the sunburst background behind Lehrer's head in the table necessary? I thought this was about being 'professional.' That being said, I'm glad the journalism community is crackin…

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    Comment #4441622

    That's your own fault for following spammy accounts.

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    Comment #4434408

    Everyone keeps quoting this acting like it validates the sense of entitlement everyone feels they have to all of Twitter's data.

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    Comment #4426155

    The cool ones, at least.

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    Comment #4426112

    They don't care about keeping the country safe, they know _they_ won't be safe if everyone knew all the shit they've been up to.

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    Comment #4424991

    Do you have to use LaunchRock? If it's holding you back form presenting a great first impression, then dump it.

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    Comment #4416576

    Google isn't being lazy & insensitive. I18N is hard.

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    Comment #4416373

    Besides the points about not sharing products I haven't bought/tested/tried/etc., your page is not visually appealing. It's hard to take anyone claiming to 'design' shirts seriousl…

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    Comment #4416353

    There's a huge gap in the complexity of getting your product perfect and not making grade-school level grammar errors on a 20 line 'parking ticket.'

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    Comment #4407032

    I'll be honest, I've read a very small number of books on software development throughout the years. I've learned all my stuff on the way, from mistakes I've made, associated docum…

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    Comment #4406995

    You should! Make sure you pick up the 6th book by Eoin Colfer (of Artemis Fowl fame), 'And Another Thing...' who's actually done a marvelous of picking up the series where it left …

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    Comment #4406005

    He's not joking, he's a master at personal branding. As much as you might want to think he's a narcissist -- it's really hard not to, at times -- he's simply found a superb way to …

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    Comment #4399779

    Except, that isn't even close to the actual quote: "Okay, so, ten out of ten for style, but minus several million for good thinking, okay?"

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    Comment #4379132

    Stating his opinion is not being pedantic, quoting the definition to make a point is being pedantic. I think what he's saying has merit; I would call this a utility, or something m…