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Managers beg you "what can I put in the fridge?!" It's not a one way street because manager is just as fearful of losing engineers as engineers enjoy the perks.

You aren't at the NYT.com, this is an uncurated niche technology site that aggregates a massive amount of bubbling news content.

Creative, well done. Pretty much what we have today without all the AR.

So you are saying to use a different tool to be fast but to use name for feature detection... Nmap is pretty darn fast if you disable feature detection!

FB

Pretty cool that a desktop PC gets mouse drag, a phone gets physical rotation and a phone in cardboard gets stereo. Nice.

Credit card only

Well said, thank you Internet stranger

I don't know if is a RES feature or not but you can hover over a name and click "Ignore"

How many times do you plan on posting this?

Huh? The article describes a massive system and there is a lot of abstraction here, are you suggesting Pivotal was a part of the large abstraction or just grabbing credit for some minor part?

Harsh, this must have really upset you.

Agreed it is a front-end, but that makes all the difference.

> What's there to protect that they work so hard to guard it?

A talking point is that closed systems make piracy harder which makes for a more captive group of buyers. Again, just a talking point, we don't have enough comparable data to study.

Have you used openemu?

I find this style of commenting passive aggressive... "Nobody has pointed out this great fact?! I guess I will be forced to do it." Just lead with "This is BitFury..." we don't need to know how annoying it is for you to have to post this.

This is patents, you are referencing copyright.

This is very rude.

Be the person you desire

> Give me sincere, honest news and discussion, or else shut up.

There are plenty of sources for what you desire it just isn't what's popular... is that a problem?

Yes, it was recorded with a potato.

Glad to see the healthcare.gov debacle leading to a positive shift in mentality at .gov.

I don't think there is any special font used for the ASCII art...

You aren't asking for a font that produces ASCII art are you? If so then you might misunderstand how ASCII art is produced.

First online checker that I found:

https://ashley.cynic.al/

Neat, I worked on this project while at the U of M under the instruction of now passed John Riedl.

The audience reactions were like being at a wedding, anything you say is hilarious.

Yea that guy was wierd, I didn't get any sense that you were bragging.

Bar charts should be sorted with the biggest ones at the top. It looks wierd the way it is. And why do all of the Latino parts have a "@" next to them when a "*" is used to reference?

The blue house with the white roof of the far left closest to the cliff looks like the most precarious... that's scary!