csinchok

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by csinchok 9y ago
This seems like you're viewing cycling as a hobby, where many people (including myself) use it as a sole means of transportation. There are many cases where the safest way to ride is for a cyclist to take an entire lane. Note that in m
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by csinchok 9y ago
The best thing is to post your comment directly on the FCC's website. Downtime/batch posting of comments can mean that your comment could show up late, or maybe not at all.
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An Analysis of the FCC Comment Bots(medium.com)
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by csinchok 12y ago
Last I knew, iOS Newsstand apps were allowed to do a special push to the app in the background—but only as often as the physical issue was released. So, it might be that they get to do a background push once a week, and aside from that, all
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by csinchok 12y ago
Ha, I actually did not. That was my coworker's pet project (but the writers drafted all the achievement names/text). Glad you like it, it was one of my favorite features.
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by csinchok 12y ago
Here's a little insider's secret: http://www.clickhole.com/achievement-hole/
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by csinchok 12y ago
I worked on this! It was a pretty fun project, and I'm really excited to see what the writers do with it.
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by csinchok 13y ago
The Onion hasn't really been in the print business since 2010, when they made it a franchise operation: http://www.cjr.org/the_news_frontier/you_too_can_own_a_piece...
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by csinchok 13y ago
Our point there was this: the type of phishing that caught us was pretty casual, and aimed at users who weren't very technically sophisticated, and those users shouldn't have had access to our twitter accounts. The proposed solution is cert
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by csinchok 14y ago
I get that this was rushed, etc. But it's not like you did a soft launch to test this thing out, or that you're on some kind of deadline here. You built the site lazily and rudely (in my opinion), and then immediately began promotion of it.
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by csinchok 14y ago
Hi. I actually work as a developer at The Onion. Given the conversation we just had, I'd say that it seems like you're not in "our circles". Honestly, I think this idea is pretty cool, but just ripping off our CSS and HTML seems a little sc