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You must need glasses.

That's interesting the ones I remember were literally rings of static links, coordinated by the webmasters, presumably over email. I see what you mean now.

Duly noted

Hopefully hes just ending his career now. Google shouldn't be soaking up all these ignorant young college boys if they're not mature enough to handle a workplace.

Not much about that memo was "factual", whatever that means.

If you distribute material like that, it will get leaked. That should be taken foregranted. If I got that memo I probably would have leaked it to the press, too.

But aren't web rings just composed of vanilla hyperlinks? Why does that need to be added as a feature? What's stopping people from making them now?

Is this a joke?

If you're interested in this, I highly recommend the author of EMACSPEAK's blog [1]. Very interesting, innovative stuff (at it least seems that way to me, I'm not an expert on TTS …

iOS users are more affluent/more valuable to advertisers.

They're not even available where I live, can't say I'm surprised.

>It's unsurprising that a Google engineer would believe that gender balance can't be addressed without fixing the college pipeline, but the fact is that virtually none of the softw…

But people socialize in ways that are very different from apes. Humans are so deeply social by nature that we make other monkies look psychopathic by comparison. Show me an ape tha…

>Say what you will about the "frat boy monoculture" - for all of its shittiness at least it's mostly made up of people who are passionate about code, largely self-taught and self-m…

It's not, the real business model here probably looks a lot like rapidshare.

Not any reason, wrongful termination lawsuits happen, and companies usually have processes for firing people, reviews to document performance etc..

>VSCode has a built-in debugger which takes it dangerously close to being called a full-fledged IDE rather than just a text editor with plugins cough Atom cough Is that a bad thing…

Grow up, it's a workplace . People go there to make a living, not to be subjected to your half-baked political opinions. It's unprofessional.

Glad to see you leave.

You're hopeless.