EricBart

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   by EricBart 11y ago

   That sounds like hell. Having to leave anything unfixed is terrible, let alone after working on it for as long as you did.
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   by EricBart 11y ago

   The world is lucky that he created music for as long as he did.
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   by EricBart 11y ago

   Don't take this too seriously.
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   Programmers refusing to move to management is not unreasonable. I like being a developer. It's what I studied in school and it's the job I applied for.
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   I'll hazard a guess that the prospective employer (if looking at other potentials in the same demographic) will need to turn a blind eye if they want to hire anyone at all. They'll all have something stupid on there. I'm curi
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   I'm probably in the minority, but on mobile I use i.reddit.com What's the future for that?
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   Why? It seems common that if you can supply the email you signed up with, you can recover your username and get a password reset. Especially true if the website is not somewhere you go to very frequently like the original comment seems to
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   I haven't heard of that before now, and now I am super curious. Is there an article that details what happened?
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   by EricBart 12y ago

   Do you really know for a fact that it will make life miserable for people around you? I think you're being a little hard on yourself!