-25 karma · joined August 23, 2012
Such naivety.
"Don't read too much into it" is a smokescreen. They are claiming copyright, are you trying to change the facts?
Sounds like his so-called fearlessness has worn off? Nah, he's just a troublemaker who is now on the run.
Work pays the bills, so for now do what you can... but then at night, work on what you enjoy or want to learn (like coding).
Once you have a portfolio of work and code to share, you can apply for jobs and reference your past work.
The word is "Stalker" kids. A creeper is someone who creeps around at night.
It sounds like a classic noobie mistake... "Why are users able to turn off Javascript?" "No idea." "Remove the feature!"
If anyone says Javascript is not optional, they are trying to sell you something: probably web apps!
Also it's got a good shell, etc. As far as I know, OSX is only licensed to run on Macs.
With a Macbook and bootcamp, you can run OSX and Windows 7.
If I can't run OSX, that's a big problem.
I would be surprised if they didn't.
DURR!
I think it is fascinating that people feel compelled to visit Facebook or any website, and don't know why. It's like calling someone every morning: you want to communicate. If you stop doing that suddenly, you'll miss it.
Calling it an 'addiction' or 'some strange social force' or other conspiracy ideas are interesting, but flawed arguments.
The original post author seems to have specific interests and needs that are not being fulfilled? That sounds like a personal problem. My suggestion would be to move to another social media platform that better fits his needs.
But, in reality, I think the author's problem is PEBKAC. If he doesn't like the website, he should make one that he does like. Nobody is stopping him.
I would call it Speedy as well, not EsPeeDeeWhy, that's another given.
No wonder! I was wondering what the problem was, and it appears to be PEBKAC.
Just go to the website directly via a URL. Don't ever click on links in e-mails. Once you learn this, you're much safer.