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Yes. It made me reminisce about 2002.

This is no laughing matter. He might have been the last one :)

> he RAM would get unseated from time to time as my machine got jostled around in my bag

this seems like a pretty big stretch

I spent 20 minutes on the phone trying to walk someone through downloading and running a file.

We do not need more coders, we need basic computer literacy.

He is setting himself up for a business\consultancy\bootcamp where other people will pay him to help get hired at one the big four.

He is already making his pitch: I read x books but you only need x-6 books to succeed. Sign up today, space is limited.

The media tells us what to think about. The billionaires want to control media so they can sway public opinion and get what they want.

1. The media creates an "issue"

2. The "issue" riles people up

3. Calls are made to congress critters

4. Facebook posts are posted

5. Twitter hash tags are create

6. Billionaire suddenly has a plan to correct\fix\control issue

This is pretty cool

A man who was convicted for antitrust violations thinks regulations are bad. More news at 11.

I think traditional forums are different than sites like reddit and digg where votes and participation change what is shown.

"chan" is simply short for "channel" and is left over from nomenclature used by the original Japanese imageboard users. Nothing nefarious, just a way to identify the site as an imageboard the same way "XyzBlog" would be identified as a blog. It is up to the moderates\users to control the content.

Many of the default subs on reddit are pretty terrible. It seems like as the number of users increase, the quality goes down.

Reddit also has a problem with "super mods" who are pretty fast an loose with their powers.

These seem to be normal problems with trying to appeal to large groups (lame watered down meme low effort crap) and the effects of power on individuals (bans, shadowbans, bias, agenda pushing, etc)

How did this new information affect your life? What did you miss out on?

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nextdraft.com is a daily one curated by one guy. I find quite a few interesting stories from it. I wish there was an option for weekly\monthly.

> This is "news" without information

we really need to start blasting clickbait as clickbait. They are not going to self moderate.

so what orgs are putting out quality long form journalism?

Also on display in Natural Born Killers (1994) which doesn't seem to carry the same weight it did back then.

> took a shower once a month

is this a typo?

Anyone who does work with 3d content: visual effects, video games, vr, ar, etc. Being able to quickly build your scenes from a huge library or accurate models would be amazing and would save businesses lots of money.

You can use the "I forgot my password" feature

> I thought we were beyond this now

karma. people assign a lot of value to their fake internet points and posting\reposting popular things is great way to get them

whoosh

Looks like all the graphics are missing, it is just showing a bunch of weird computer type symbols, dashes and what not. Still needs a lot of work /s

make snarky comments about how people still cannot seem to read the article before asking a question answered in said article?

He is a ninja rock star hacker.

> We got a call from Satya said, "Hey, you know, we're so excited to work with you. Would you spend some time with Scott Guthrie? He runs Azure. You're gonna love him. Tell him all about your strategy." And we met with Scott Guthrie.

If you don't want to reveal your strategy to outsiders, you shouldn't be talking about it with outsiders. What a dope.

> Anecdote time

This isn't an anecdote. This is life for many, many users.

yes. you can see what maine did about it: http://www.rcvmaine.com/

the electoral college is not the problem, FPTP is the problem

> Young voters in the U.S. overwhelmingly voted against Trump

don't people get more conservative as they age?