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smbwrs
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Comment #4373026
I was a huge doubter on day one - the initial video and manifesto seemed confusing and too abstract to fly - but seeing Dalton handle intensive negativity (even some from me, I'm a…
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Comment #4371278
This is sarcasm, right?
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Comment #4357991
I was complaining a couple weeks ago about how someone needed to open an alternative to the Mac App Store for legit apps that don't work with sandboxing, desire demos or paid upgra…
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Comment #2683085
"...from a few hundred accounts to over 9000." I see what you did there.
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Comment #2625040
Scratch that, apparently I've got an ATI Radeon Mobility in this thing. Regardless, still an excellent update.
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Comment #2625006
My current laptop is a Dell C510 running Arch Linux, rocking a massive 384MB of RAM and LXDE. It's relatively (surprisingly) snappy as is, but any improvement is going to make a hu…
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Comment #2584062
Bostonian here. The lady and I have been convinced that this winter was significantly worse than usual, and wondered why no one else seemed to think it was so weirdly awful. Glad w…
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Comment #2426417
Golf, soda, cigarettes, newspapers, and beer. Seriously? I've never felt so disconnected from the typical "American Male", nor have I ever been so proud to feel that disconnected. …
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Comment #2390314
They "simply took thermodynamics" and created a useful, beautiful product that solves a common problem and doesn't (as far as I know) exist yet. I don't understand what your issue …
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Comment #2343891
My point is more that there's at least one layer of protection between that page and the actual password, which I'd say is more important than displaying some code. It would take m…
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Comment #2343666
You lost me at "bordering on criminal negligence". They gave away a lot of details about how their internal systems are structured, but surprisingly little as far as actual usable …
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Comment #2343653
If they're clever, that password isn't the actual password, it's a salted hash that the Database class breaks down to the real password before connecting. In theory, that hash alon…
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Comment #2323741
Wonderful idea. I signed up. Nth-ing the suggestion on tweaking the ads. They're definitely jarring. Perhaps try to pick up some sponsorships? 1800Flowers, etc.
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Comment #2282282
Agreed. If I was forced, or even prompted, to tweet before watching a video, there's a very strong chance I'd just close the damn tab. Don't force me to promote your content before…
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Comment #2229524
Not every idea is a good one.
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Comment #2224808
I kept reading the name and it never got not-funny. (Should I get the Home Edition, Premium Edition, Professional Edition, Gold Premium Edition Plus, or the Home Platinum Professio…
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Comment #2224782
Came to post this. Well, this, and, "It took you 300 lines to do THAT?" A dozen or so lines of Javascript + CSS would do the trick. I say this from experience, having built a syste…
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Comment #2200659
Considering the fact that Marco is an advisor, and the upcoming Readability iOS app is "powered by Instapaper", I'd assume not much.
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Comment #2190492
What interests me most about Anonymous is the fact that it's actually two groups: the small group of technically-competent individuals, and the LOIC script-kiddie griefer minions w…
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Comment #2138998
I had this idea - rather, an idea for something very similar to this - right after the first iPhone came out a few years ago. Never did anything with it. Should have. Let this be y…
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Comment #2108756
"However, once everyone agrees, once the establishment gets on board, once you are worth a reported $14bn yourself ... shouldn’t you start looking like a responsible person, as gen…
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Comment #1819949
Beautiful. If Mr. Aurlien could somehow work in CSS3 gradients too, something like this - http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ - I'd be willing to pay for it. I wish there wa…
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Comment #1774933
A mobile app that allows users to create ad-hoc points-of-interest maps, both public and private, based around events. My inspiration came from spending time at the Brimfield Antiq…
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Comment #1774910
I'm in. Can someone make it their goal for the month to create a site to aggregate all the sites created during the month, or is that too meta? Also, I mentioned this elsewhere, bu…
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Comment #1774902
For the future September Startup Sprint might be better, what with the alliteration and all. But, in the interest actually getting something done, I think we can let it slide this …