criley

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by criley 13y ago
Yeah, to each their own. You still sound extremely anti-science to me, so it's very clear we're going to have diametrically opposed opinions. Thanks for sharing!
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by criley 13y ago
> Look into the history of health advice and you'll find the same pattern: something is said to be healthy and people are told to do it. Later it is found to be unhealthy, often dramatically so. Cigarettes and margarine / trans-fat are
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by criley 13y ago
Hey, just jumping in, I have a BS in Biology and api's post here is full of non-scientific and pseudoscientific garbage. I believe he suffers from the Dunning-Kruger effect and his completely unsourced post should create a huge red flag in
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by criley 13y ago
I thought Persona was an _idea_. I personally haven't seen a single Persona login in the wild.
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by criley 13y ago
I agree. I love OAuth idea and the single-sign on flow. I love having one source where I can go and see all of the sites that have my info, and I love being able to rescind my account from that central location. However, I hate that Faceboo
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by criley 13y ago
Why do people assume that voxels and polygons don't play well together? There are voxel engines now that store world data using voxels while what the player actually sees is polygons based on that voxel data. I'm reminded of one guy's side
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by criley 13y ago
It's not that simple. When you access an American network, your usage is governed my American laws -- period. You make it sound like if you hacked into Paypal from Germany you'd be completely immune to American law on the matter because you
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by criley 13y ago
Honestly, I'm just glad someone took that Gangnam Style pistachio commercial out back and shot it finally. I'm scared to even mention the commercial though, in fear that I will go home and be subjected to another 20-30 plays of it :(
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by criley 13y ago
Yep, I love Netflix and loved every second of House of Cards! Although I have the opposite issue with Netflix. Lack of constantly added content makes their library feel stale at times, while every time I hit hulu.com it pops up with a list
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by criley 13y ago
> Hulu, Netflix and Amazon all produce original content and are perfectly positioned to disrupt them as their distribution volume increases. Uhh, as a Hulu subscriber, I'll just let you know: If I only had "Hulu" content to pick from,
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by criley 13y ago
I mean, you mentioned Google, so yes, expect 200-300+ character links for the most simple of urls, with about fourteen layers of different metrics baked in. Nothing worse than trying to get a link from Google search results.
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by criley 13y ago
I've always chalked it up not as advertising but as branding. Those commercials serve to build a brand around a product and keep current owners involved in the brand, through feelings of superiority or whatever. It's like CocaCola commercia
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by criley 13y ago
>From my point of view, it's just very difficult to continue supporting the video game industry anymore. Don't judge an industry by it's rotting old guard. Nintendo has been making blunder after blunder for quite some time and does no
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by criley 13y ago
Everything was stable, I streamed the entire event from Verge pre-show to the end screen without a single hiccup or drop. I also had far less criticism than you did for the presentation, I found it similar to what Sony and Nintendo do on st
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by criley 13y ago
It's risk mitigation, that's all. The concept of a kid going anaphylactic at your business is very unattractive.
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by criley 13y ago
How is an intermediate correlating effect far more simple than not having one?
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by criley 13y ago
>That's why college tuitions are crossing the $50,000 barrier Maybe for out-of-state, Ivy league education, or maybe Medical School, but this is outrageously untrue for the average college. For example, Georgia Tech, an amazing public
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by criley 13y ago
Heh, plenty of businesses will touch this kind of stuff. Just walk through a novelty store at the mall like Spencers...
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by criley 13y ago
Dude, did you read the article: >"The pending case has been dismissed. No formal charges will be filed," read the office's statement.
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by criley 13y ago
It's just an embedded youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=...
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by criley 13y ago
Awesome! I wonder if those of us stuck in TouchWiz 4.1.x hell will see the updates, or if they're 4.2+ like other improvements I've been waiting on.
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by criley 13y ago
It's not even available on the Play store yet, that or it isn't available for my modern top of the line device :( EDIT: It's live now, it's a direct replacement for the talk app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and
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by criley 13y ago
I find it ridiculous to think that early telephone companies did not abuse the privilege their hardware gave them. Back before it could be tracked and recorded? When it was analog and switchboards? Even if we had strict regulations, it woul
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by criley 13y ago
Will they? My 3100mAh Galaxy Note II has 4G, and the battery life is noticeably worse than my old 1200mAh iPhone 3G. Battery tech has long been one of the biggest limiting factors in mobile tech, and I'm not quite sure that advances in ener
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by criley 13y ago
As frustrating as it is, actor/observer asymmetry[1] is a reality and you can't simply say it's "unacceptable" unless you're willing to find a lot of people's normal behavior to be "unacceptable". It's a line that if you draw, it becomes ha
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by criley 13y ago
Maybe the amount of profit from those two equals say a number that is 120% of their total net profit, but losses in other divisions bring their total net profit down. Therefore, the profits of those two divisions is greater than the profit
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by criley 13y ago
The FDA banned interstate commerce of unpasteurized milk products (except cheeses aged past 60 days). This means that companies cannot produce unpasteurized products in one state to sell in others. However, despite the interstate commerce b
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by criley 13y ago
There's also 58,500,000 more human beings in the US than when gun homicide peaked in 1993. If you're going to talk about gun inflation, it helps to also mention human inflation.
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by criley 13y ago
Coma? Narcolepsy? It seems like you're pulling out all the stops to avoid the uncomfortable point: the vast, vast majority of us are normal and don't have a convenient excuse for our poor sleep habits. > If you wake up having hit a snoo
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by criley 13y ago
Did you honestly just use militarized cyberwarfare as an example of legitimate black hat? The US/Israel are involved in a proxy war with Iran that involves cyberwarfare, clandestine operations and conventional military strikes (in the case

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