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1 year agobut like, wasn’t facebook written in php and didn’t it kind of take over, about as much as any programming whatzit ever has? (not saying that was a good thing, but yeah…)
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ghost riding the apocalypse cuz there’s no way off this ride
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15·2 years agoBeing insufferable is a great way to become redundant. Doesn’t matter if you’re a platform or a person, rich or poor. Anything can be more trouble than it’s worth. And if you are given the chance to stop and think about it, it’s probably been true for a while already.
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Here’s an empty bucket to yell into so you can hear your own voice. That’ll be $12/month. Thanks.
9·2 years agoBeing able to look forward to terms like “economically inactive” and “unretirement” makes being classified “biologically inactive” and “unalive” seem better and better, here and now.
Step in front of the train: Tell your manager this whole project is dumb, provide a list of reasons why it’s a bad idea and explain you are prepared to resign rather than enable its further development.
Mods over there loved to take down good posts and then immediately repost them for maximum karma. They’d just make up reasons to steal shit, while you’re just out there trying to interact with a community you were passionate about.
Bunch of turds chasing each other down the drain. Good riddance, indeed.
This means we’ll need capture efficiency technology above 66% for this to be a net positive in terms of power generation.
For current fission nuclear power plants: “Nuclear power plant efficiency averages around 33%, which is comparable to other fossil fuel-based generation units. This means that 77% [sic, should be 67%] of the energy produced by a nuclear plant is lost and only 33% is converted into electricity. Some modern nuclear plants may be able to achieve 45% efficiency.”
test comment. please ignore.
Most mention of it has disappeared by now due to linkrot, but there was that sale of refurbs from spare parts back in the mid 2000’s: https://www.engadget.com/2005-12-13-sega-not-re-launching-dreamcast-only-selling-refurbs.html
Give it another year or two, as new mini boards come out and things get back to normal-ish. Evidently, as recently as last year they were saying production costs would still be too high: https://www.destructoid.com/sega-saturn-mini-dreamcast-mini-mega-drive-mini-2-famitsu-interview-retro/
Sega’s had a hard enough time. Let them enjoy.
The parking lots in that photo of NSA HQ seems huge compared to the size of the building. How big are their basements? Where do all those people work?
Meta analysis: researchers interpret results incorrectly. Here’s a bunch of results discussing just that (in fact meta analyses are usually carried out to demonstrate this fact):
https://www.google.com/search?q=meta+analysis+researchers+interpret+results+incorrectly
New platform? Who dis?
Seriously, it’s just a user database now. The brand is gone. It’s a new company. New URL. New direction.
Asking 50% of Twitter’s rates is way too high. Go back to square one, hoss. Start over. From the ground.
Hopefully no one buys his bullshit… or trusts them with their data.
You think that now… Wait 'til I bargain a hard drive.