bimbly

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   by bimbly 15y ago

   Calling this the "Netflix Model" seems naive. When Netflix initially launched, there were two major drawing points. 1) Access to a large library/inventory. Traditional rentals were limited to mainstream/popular film and newly released films
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   by bimbly 15y ago

   Agreed. You need to remember that all the stations are separate objects. So, on your techno stations, don't favorite soft rock. Oh, and pony up the cash for the paid service; it is worth every penny to not have commercials for business card
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   by bimbly 15y ago

   But if you zoom all the way into the Hacker News image it doesn't implement anti-aliasing! Lol, that was my favorite complaint on this article; talk about digging for an excuse.
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   by bimbly 15y ago

   Facebook has been aching for my phone number and other details. Do you think this is security driven or put out as an entryway into greater interaction with your phone? I should note that I am old school and don't use a smartphone so that i
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   by bimbly 15y ago

   The 2nd chapter in Head First Java has a competition for an Aero chair between a procedural programmer and an OO programmer. The narrative describes how the OO programmer dominates the procedural programmer throughout the competition. So, w
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   by bimbly 15y ago

   Interesting read. But the best part for me was learning about a new free 411 service. At least once a week, I start to call Goog411 before sadly remembering the service was discontinued.