bob_kelso

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by bob_kelso 14y ago
But I think it's clear he didn't feel that an external group, period, would give him (extra) happiness. I am not really sure that this is very clear from the quote, nor do I see what it has to do with religion. I have not read the book so
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
I don't see how Woz not falling for Scientology's "pay us money and you'll finally be happy" - scheme has anything to do with religion. Maybe I'm missing something but I feel like the author is trying to read something into this that isn't
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
AutoPager ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mmgagnmbebdebebbcl... ) for Chrome enables you to just scroll through the entire page, works great for me at least.
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
The same thing happens to me on Chrome 20.0.1132.47 on Win7. Perhaps the webpage is having trouble handling the load. In any case I think you shouldn't be so quick to judge before you have even been able to read the actual content.
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
But he wasn't fired. His project was cancelled so Apple offered him to work on something else and he declined. I don't get why the manager would want to throw him out though. A capable employee working for free sounds like every managers dr
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
I'd like to recommend Dohop ( http://www.dohop.com ). We try our best to not only get the cheapest prices but to also display the complete price, that is, including potential credit-card fees, booking fees etc. We also have a nice affiliate
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
Yes I read it and I was trying to point out why I thought you were wrong in using racial segregation as a metaphor. It is a totally different thing to deny someone service based on factors they cannot control as skin-color or disabilities,
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
Your analogy makes no sense. Netflix isn't 'not serving "blacks"': Def people are allowed to use Netflix all the same as other people, but as they can't hear what is said their experience is arguably worse than other peoples, but that is no
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
Hmm, looks like they removed this feature. It at least won't work for me (in neither chrome nor firefox). It is fairly easy to get a link to the profiles however: The urls to the profile-images look like this: " https://graph.facebook.com/[
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
What's up with all the colors in the slides? The slides are so busy they become unreadable. At least for me.
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
But what happens if someone complains about my extension and Google decides to pull it from the store?
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
A similar thing happened to me. Our professor forced us to program a lot in a language of his own invention called Morpho ( http://morpho.cs.hi.is/ ). Although it does have some cool features I don't think anyone has ever written anything p
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
Wow, thank you for pointing this out to me. I think it's time I give DDG a second chance.
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by bob_kelso 14y ago
I tried DDG for little more than a week about a year a go and it made me realize how much I use the search suggestion feature in Chrome. The lack of that feature using DDG really annoyed me. Often I don't know the exact spelling of the thin
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by bob_kelso 15y ago
That's amazing! I would have loved something like this when I was growing up. If you can do that simple games would be no problem, and who doesn't dream of making their own games. Also, try 'z' and 'p'.
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by bob_kelso 15y ago
I wrote a simple desktop client in C# .net that minimizes to tray and can be controlled with global shortcuts and haven't used ANY other audioplayer since. Edit: its available here: http://www.missingstatement.com/groovesharp
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by bob_kelso 15y ago
Isn't it a bit contradictory: "All I get out of a blind code giveaway on a social media site is a lost sale." and: "In most cases, people claim codes because they like the idea of getting something for free, even if they have 0 intention of