daychilde

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by daychilde 15y ago
If you have nothing to lose, you probably can't afford lawyers in the first place. Not quite your point, I know, but it seems to apply here.
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by daychilde 15y ago
mikey_p said, "I have personally seen security at the Rock and Roll hall of fame threaten a photographer with a SLR and tripod that was standing on public property near the building." I've heard of lots of times where photographers were thr
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by daychilde 16y ago
I nearly stopped - but it's the opinion of the blog writer. The video is not from the blog itself, and is definitely worth the watch. But I agree - stupid things like 'Micro$oft' are a pet peeve of mine. I think people should use what they
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by daychilde 16y ago
Sounds good, but what happens when you reinstall your OS, or change your OS or browser? Not saying it's not possible - not trying to shoot this down at all - just I think it's a major issue.
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by daychilde 16y ago
You (and others) may be interested in this reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/SomebodyMakeThis
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by daychilde 16y ago
Go to options and change "difficulty" from "peaceful" to something else.
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by daychilde 16y ago
Very close guess on the scale - each block is a cubic meter.
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by daychilde 16y ago
Why not make "Go to my profile" the clickable link? I'm tempted to suggest the next logical extension would be "Go to my profile: click here <-- HEY! That was the link!" :-S
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by daychilde 16y ago
How to kick software: Three finger salute.
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by daychilde 16y ago
He missed an apostrophe that you didn't catch: "important person's cat", i.e. a cat owned by someone who would be vocally unhappy their pet was killed. This assumes that the dosage of aspirin is fatal to cats, which is not something I'm sur
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by daychilde 16y ago
> You have to hit space to advance to the next slide. BRILLIANT design. /sarcasm
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by daychilde 16y ago
I suspect this will enhance the speed of the uptake of CSS3...
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by daychilde 16y ago
I think a little more security is needed for this to be any sort of "viable"... So I suppose I'd argue that this definitely is not MVP. OTOH, they themselves seemed to have said it's not MVP either, so I think that's okay. I'm still conce
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by daychilde 16y ago
I'm an intern with near zero experience... Anyone hiring? ;-) (Well, I have more than zero experience... maybe I'm overqualified)
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by daychilde 16y ago
I feel agreely with you.
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by daychilde 16y ago
>Nothing about speaking to the specific small business owners that got it wrong by using groupon and what groupon has done to prevent other small business owners from failing in the same manner. How groupon has extended or enhanced thei
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by daychilde 16y ago
If it's true that 97% of businesses want to do it again - it seems that Groupon really isn't in much danger.
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by daychilde 16y ago
As of two minutes after reading this article, I am now. ;-)
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by daychilde 16y ago
I'm Isaac Eiland-Hall - don't mind my name out there because I'm easily findable... As I said over on WHT - received an email with a link to download a CSV - and sure enough, I find my information in there, along with more than 5000 others.
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Cpanelskindepot.com customer information leak(webhostingtalk.com)
1 points by daychilde 16y ago|1 comments
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by daychilde 16y ago
Perhaps coins aren't used much on Craigslist, but: 1. Vending machines 2. Giving change to folks on the street Also, plenty of people, for whatever reason, pay cash at stores; coins are needed there, of course. And finally: for better or wo
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by daychilde 16y ago
I very much agree that's the practical pool of possible coin values. Seems to me if one wanted to simplify the system, a good solution would be (1, 5, 10, 50). This would really make the math simple. But I don't think people would give up q
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by daychilde 16y ago
I didn't take it as a personal attack on me. And I'm sure it wasn't intended as an attack - just as those that call things "gay" don't mean that as an attack, and those that call things "retarded" don't mean that either. Doesn't mean it
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by daychilde 16y ago
> Web pages haven't looked any different in 15 years! Uhhh... First of all, may $Deity protect us from AOL having any say in the Internet ever again. Ever. Second of all... wow. That article would be stunningly scary if I thought it had
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by daychilde 16y ago
I feel pretty much the same way. My big issue was having things open up in new tabs - from the address bar, bookmarks, history, and from searching. And I didn't want to have to worry about ALT-ENTER... Finally, I found ChromePlus - which ha
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by daychilde 16y ago
That is a spiffy trick, thank you. I'll pay that forward when I see someone else gripe about WSj. :)
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by daychilde 16y ago
A quick search found this: http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=52... As far as "giving him a break" - why doesn't he give me a break and not perpetuate inaccurate and hurtful stereotypes?
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by daychilde 16y ago
I'm the guy that did the Glenn Beck meme website in 2009 - during that, I used Twitter by request; but I've never really gotten into it... just doesn't click for me. So I chose "Less than a few times a month", but really it should be "Used
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by daychilde 16y ago
I always love it when someone links to WSJ, because it seem that just when the article.... (please note that this is not sarcasm directed at submitter, just about WSJ in general)
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by daychilde 16y ago
> with the attention span of an ADHD kid hopped up on meth and Jolly Ranchers Well, I'm very disappointed to find this. 1. One of the more common (and certainly well-known) medications for ADHD is Ritalin, which is methylphenidate. It's

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