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And now you're guilty of the same thing he is: overreacting.
Too bad they don't spend the time fixing the abysmal site performance and broken log-in system instead.
Where does she claim anything about morality? Now I think I'll start one for women who've been influenced by porn, and lesson one will be: Twisting a cock does not feel good for the cock owner.
"to Texas, for a “better business environment” than you can apparently find in California. I think that means that the CEO doesn’t have to pay state taxes and is allowed to hunt low-level employees for sport." Um, no.…
What are we supposed to do with this information? The article doesn't suggest any approach to mitigate the problem.
"Satisfy" meaning "pander to their stupidity instead of forcing them to think things through." Software patents. This shit. Every avenue of consumer product delivery is now pervaded by crippling stupidity. Remember…
Too bad they didn't name it something that made sense, like AirBnB.
What is this "Hackers!" crap on every page?
You mean DARPA?
"O-day"?
They DO call this a "roadable aircraft." They have never called this a flying car.
Why use a mobile payment-processing system in brick-and-mortar stores that are already wired with point-of-sale systems?
"worst case your going to get done" Your WHAT is going to get done?
Nobody asked for or authorized "their way." Their way aucks, as does their entire communication system. Even their intra-Facebook messages are a disgraceful mess. Messages are simply tacked onto threads that are months…
AMEN. ICANN's failure to abolish TLDs entirely simply confirms what we already know: It's a scam organization, dedicated to doing essentially nothing except setting up as many of these rip-offs as possible. First there…
PayPal is indeed pathetic, not only from a UI standpoint, but from a common-sense and security standpoint: http://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/06/forcing-people-to-use...
I don't get it: Where are the plans, schematics, and code?
What is "10k" about it? 10,000 what?
It's a shitty solution, often cited by apologists when excusing the shitty Start button. The idea that you're going to memorize the name of every application on your computer is a ridiculous strawman. And if you're…
Memorizing where stuff is? What if you install new programs fairly often? This is a lame workaround. What the article fails to state is whether you can create groups of applications on the desktop. This would pretty…
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You don't want to shoot video on a full-frame 35mm sensor. The depth of field is way too shallow; you'll spend more time fussing with it and getting blurry results than you will composing and shooting. An APS-sized…
The problem is that these are bullshit "rights" to things that are not supposed to be patentable. A patent does not define "intellectual property", especially today.
"I’m really tired of the f*cking old “just use the keyboard shortcuts” crap." Amen. This is the same bullshit you hear from Apple apologists whenever they're confronted with some glaring functionality omission in the…
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And now you're guilty of the same thing he is: overreacting.
Too bad they don't spend the time fixing the abysmal site performance and broken log-in system instead.
Where does she claim anything about morality? Now I think I'll start one for women who've been influenced by porn, and lesson one will be: Twisting a cock does not feel good for the cock owner.
"to Texas, for a “better business environment” than you can apparently find in California. I think that means that the CEO doesn’t have to pay state taxes and is allowed to hunt low-level employees for sport." Um, no.…
What are we supposed to do with this information? The article doesn't suggest any approach to mitigate the problem.
"Satisfy" meaning "pander to their stupidity instead of forcing them to think things through." Software patents. This shit. Every avenue of consumer product delivery is now pervaded by crippling stupidity. Remember…
Too bad they didn't name it something that made sense, like AirBnB.
What is this "Hackers!" crap on every page?
You mean DARPA?
"O-day"?
They DO call this a "roadable aircraft." They have never called this a flying car.
Why use a mobile payment-processing system in brick-and-mortar stores that are already wired with point-of-sale systems?
"worst case your going to get done" Your WHAT is going to get done?
Nobody asked for or authorized "their way." Their way aucks, as does their entire communication system. Even their intra-Facebook messages are a disgraceful mess. Messages are simply tacked onto threads that are months…
AMEN. ICANN's failure to abolish TLDs entirely simply confirms what we already know: It's a scam organization, dedicated to doing essentially nothing except setting up as many of these rip-offs as possible. First there…
PayPal is indeed pathetic, not only from a UI standpoint, but from a common-sense and security standpoint: http://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/06/forcing-people-to-use...
I don't get it: Where are the plans, schematics, and code?
What is "10k" about it? 10,000 what?
It's a shitty solution, often cited by apologists when excusing the shitty Start button. The idea that you're going to memorize the name of every application on your computer is a ridiculous strawman. And if you're…
Memorizing where stuff is? What if you install new programs fairly often? This is a lame workaround. What the article fails to state is whether you can create groups of applications on the desktop. This would pretty…
plug-in
You don't want to shoot video on a full-frame 35mm sensor. The depth of field is way too shallow; you'll spend more time fussing with it and getting blurry results than you will composing and shooting. An APS-sized…
The problem is that these are bullshit "rights" to things that are not supposed to be patentable. A patent does not define "intellectual property", especially today.
"I’m really tired of the f*cking old “just use the keyboard shortcuts” crap." Amen. This is the same bullshit you hear from Apple apologists whenever they're confronted with some glaring functionality omission in the…