JeremyChase

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by JeremyChase 7y ago
Be assured that the Amateur Radio community is quite active; especially regarding emergency communication and disaster preparedness. Personally, I am active with the Connecticut Amateur Radio Emergency Services(CT-ARES), which is a local or
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by JeremyChase 15y ago
I wrote and deployed a Scalatra project last month and found the framework to very intuitive, powerful, and flexible. Not to mention that the team working on the project is amazingly helpful; especially when you are new to scala :)
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Ah, ok, that makes a lot more sense. I was imagining removing comments that had been downvoted; not removing the link to downvote. I generally agree with that, but it reminds me of another problem. The Karma number is now an ever-growing an
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
In general, text like that is never read on websites. It just adds clutter.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I'm embarrassed to say that I have accidentally upvoted many times. This always happen on a particularly egregious comment that caused you to be distracted while clicking. We should not remove down votes outright. I've seen a comment get
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I feel similarly constrained when traveling and using my limited bandwidth 3G card. I did the following: * Installed Squid locally - This has the benefit of allowing all your browsers to share one cache. * Run AdBlock in Firefox - This caus
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
With the exception of Mint, the other examples were already quite successful before improving their domain name. Establishing causality in these cases is tenuous.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I highly doubt they just gave up. I am more inclined to believe that they were facing declining revenue with no money in the bank.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Or set the canonical address of your cached pages to the real page.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I think it is horrible. It shifts blame entirely onto the shop, doesn't explain how it went wrong, isn't clear about what what GroupOn is doing to help this business, and doesn't give any clue how they will avoid this situation in the futur
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I'm not going to defend or support OpenSSL, but I find your tone extremely frustrating. For better or worse OpenSSL is an open library for you to use, and you should be thankful for that. Also, insulting the people working on it is no way t
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
I tend to think that trends.google.com has the best approximation of traffic: http://trends.google.com/websites?q=getrichslowly.org&sa... In any case, yes, this blog has a decent sized audience, and would generate a fair amount of inc
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Blizzard did try to make everyone feel good about their ranking. However, the flaw in your argument is that hardly anyone ranked D- in ICCup was actually a novice at Broodwar.
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Poll: How many times did you fail before succeeding?
35 points by JeremyChase 16y ago|20 comments
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Have never honestly tried
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Haven't had success yet
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Zero failures before success
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
One failure before success
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Two-three failures before success
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Four-Eight failures before success
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Normally I would agree with you, but having owned both I disagree. I think the latest generation of Macbook Pro's are just heads and tails above the older generations.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Are these meet-ups more social for actually getting work done?
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Their fact-checking needs some work. Consumerist was sold from Gawker Media in late 2008.
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How to Force Anyone to Follow You on Twitter(gizmodo.com)
2 points by JeremyChase 16y ago|2 comments
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
That article was written simply to be link-bait. She is simply saying the opposite of everyone else to get people to look. Ignore it.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
The graph is designed to illustrate that heavily controlling comments still generates a lot of comments. That said, it would be interesting to have a graph that shows the engagement rate for users; something like Comments for every 1 Millio
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
This rule is only in there so they can justify their selective enforcement. I'm sure you'll still be able to do whatever you want, but it gives them a line to point to when not approving certain apps they don't like for whatever reason.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
This is hardly a play by play on how you did it; more like a gossip rag. It is entertaining to read but hardly constructive for anyone else. PS: good luck.
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
Why are we so fixated with getting 'the consumer' on Linux? The only thing I can imagine is that more people using the software might increase the financial donations to FOSS organizations. I doubt it though. In any case, if you can, please
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by JeremyChase 16y ago
1) It doesn't cost anything 2) It will run on almost any hardware I'm sitting at my Arch laptop right now.

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