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by faddotio 12y ago
A very middlebrow dismissal of OP. :|
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by faddotio 12y ago
Anecdotally speaking, I went to a party which had a few Amazon employees in attendance. After a few drinks, two of them let on to the group that they were quitting their jobs because they were sick of Amazon - and high fives were shared all
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by faddotio 12y ago
Probably chows down on ritalin like half of HN. ;)
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by faddotio 12y ago
I agree with most of his points, and that's why I don't drink to excess. But I'm happy to have a glass of red wine with a steak or a nice stinky piece of cheese, and I don't suffer any of the drawbacks he states. I don&#
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by faddotio 12y ago
I think this is the price we pay for hewing to the party line of only permitting non-breaking incremental changes on the Web. Would this still be the case if Web development wasn't a broken matrix of browser and OS versions powered by
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by faddotio 12y ago
I agree with this article. The Web is a shambling mess of crap technologies, just a Jenga tower of crap. When is it going to collapse under its own weight? The rise of native apps suggests that the collapse has already begun.
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by faddotio 12y ago
This is the Web version of walking around a museum with an audio guide around your neck.
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by faddotio 12y ago
Very engrossing.
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by faddotio 12y ago
I'm utterly shocked that this happened in a Southern state.
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by faddotio 12y ago
They are _scanning_ your content!! Mobilize the "scropboxed!" campaign!
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by faddotio 12y ago
This 6th Grader Stood Up To Government To Tell Them Something... And I Think The Results Were Amazing.
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by faddotio 13y ago
This might be good for spotting astroturfing campaigns.
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by faddotio 13y ago
I think you're thinking of raycasting.
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by faddotio 13y ago
It's remarkable to witness a company that responds to criticism instead of powering through it via reeducation campaigns and hype.
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by faddotio 13y ago
It's sad that Ars Technica is making blogspam.
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by faddotio 13y ago
Exactly right, and people here seem to ignore that in favor of convenient ideological screeds. Look at the EULA of what you pay for. It's amazing how little you're entitled to. Even if you paid for it~~~~~
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by faddotio 13y ago
Designers: please stop it with infinite scroll. They are painful to work with and work around. When a service switches to infinitely scrolling lists, I stop using it.
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by faddotio 13y ago
Much of the same in France. Many semi-"public" hotspots set up for subscribers.
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by faddotio 13y ago
SITE CREATED WITH NOTEPAD (THE RIGHT WAY)
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by faddotio 13y ago
Haha, I wish I could've been a fly on the wall for that. You should've recorded it with your cell phone. ;)
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by faddotio 13y ago
Based on the nitpicking, I thought it was!
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by faddotio 13y ago
Too late, it's already a disaster. People already set their iPhones conspicuously on the table _between_ themselves and their conversation partner. And then they check the phone compulsively.
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by faddotio 13y ago
Reek.ly?
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by faddotio 13y ago
I have, and I think he's correct - Metro is fundamentally different than any Windows to date. The evolution from 3.1 to where we are today was slow and steady, with innovation happening in little fits but never breaking with the basic
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by faddotio 13y ago
Their decision to deprive me of choice with GNOME2 sucks.
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by faddotio 13y ago
Yeah, man.
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by faddotio 13y ago
The marketplace isn't static. If all people move to T-Mobile, other carriers will be forced to become less hostile to their customers.
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by faddotio 13y ago
No it doesn't. Visit it in an Incognito window if you don't believe me. It's asking for your password because you apparently do have a Google account and it wants to verify your identity before it lets you access things tha
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by faddotio 13y ago
Lesson from Day 180: 99% of user generated content sucks.
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by faddotio 13y ago
What are you doing, what you have done, is proved that you're just here to spew acid.

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