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Comment · 16 years ago
Do people actually do this? I've seen donate buttons before, even clicked them a few times, but I never imagined anyone received a sizable chunk of money this way.
Comment · 16 years ago
Wow. I've never really read much about Stallman in the past, but he really comes across as an arrogant jackass in most of those answers.
Comment · 16 years ago
There's nothing wrong with that. In that context, "a water" is the same as "a glass of water".
Comment · 16 years ago
if I recall correctly
Comment · 16 years ago
* Owned my own incorporated business at the age of 15 (Looking back, it was kindof dumb. It was essentially just freelancing with a shitload of paperwork attached). I dissolved it at 18 when I went to college.

* Self taught every programming language I know (Started with BASIC, then JavaScript and PHP, did some windows programming in VB, then later VB.NET and now doing asp programming in C#. I've also toyed with Objective-C/C/C++) I'm really impressed by some of the comments here. I've had a better understanding of these languages than most of my professors (which probably speaks more to the quality of my school than my programming ability)

Comment · 16 years ago
Two chicks at the same time!</e-peen>
Comment · 16 years ago
It said the rest went toward production of the xkcd book. I don't know if that means solely inventory and production costs, or if it includes administrative overhead as well (I would assume some)
Comment · 17 years ago
I agree that there is a premium placed on mac products, but I would guess you are overstating it. I'd be willing to bet that the difference in price lies in the RAM. Apple uses DDR3 while most other manufacturers use DDR2. If you look on Newegg, you will see that there is a substantial price difference in the two (at least at my last check).
Comment · 17 years ago
You can do it, its just not economical. Last time I looked the cases were pretty bulky as well, but it's been a while.
Comment · 17 years ago
AJAX and Flash is a generic technology, telephone guided co-browsing is a specific implementation, most likely using that technology. There's a big difference there, especially when Flash and AJAX are ubiquitous on the web and the phone guided browsing is more innovative.
Comment · 17 years ago
Not TVR, TR = Testarossa
Comment · 17 years ago
I enjoyed the drag strip stories more than any of it...
Comment · 17 years ago
Agreed, interesting article but horribly inaccurate title. I'm not sure if the poster was intentionally inaccurate or if he just badly misread the article.
Comment · 17 years ago
I'd love to see Apple come out with a game console. I don't know if it would destroy 360/PS3 per say, but I think the Wii would be an easy target.

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