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jthomp
12y ago
Looks like I wasted my time writing Mr. Wheeler an email on this very subject a few weeks ago.
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13y ago
"Roger Ebert, who had praised the “pointed social satire” of Verhoeven’s Robocop, found the film “one-dimensional,” a trivial nothing “pitched at 11-year-old science-fiction fans.” I was about that age when it came out. Still one of my
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jthomp
13y ago
I thought the same
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jthomp
13y ago
Can confirm that it works here.
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jthomp
13y ago
Happy Birthday, GitHub! I use it every day to collaborate with fellow hackers that don't live anywhere close to me. It's indispensable for me. Here's to 5 more years!
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jthomp
13y ago
This reminds me of an obviously perfectly logical request a coworker came to me with once. Even though our CRM automatically emailed our customers a copy of their invoice once their order was taken, she wanted to print out the invoice, scan
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Lucasarts' Closure Convinces Developers To Release Awesome Star Wars Source Code
(kotaku.com)
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13y ago
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jthomp
14y ago
Glad to see this. I use Trello every day with the company I work for. A great tool for managing day to day tasks and projects.
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jthomp
14y ago
That's a good question, maybe on WiFi? It certainly shouldn't when on 3G/4G.
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jthomp
14y ago
Nice, I was about to link the same thing.
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jthomp
14y ago
Fascinating read.
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jthomp
14y ago
Nice list
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jthomp
15y ago
I was just thinking it was good to see this trending up again. Didn't get to check it out last time due to the site issues.
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jthomp
15y ago
Great article. I especially like the focus on writing. I've been writing for as long as I can remember. I used to spend time between assignments in class and homework writing short stories when I was a kid. That is partially why I became a
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jthomp
16y ago
Very said.
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jthomp
16y ago
They could easily use this to take down sites like Wikileaks. I don't condone piracy, but this is going way too far. As long as there is a force against it, P2P will thrive and expand.