jkush
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Comment · 18 years ago
Congratulations on launching the biggest startup yet!
Comment · 18 years ago
These are interesting results. I'm an ENTP - which seems to me to be an extroverted version of INTP. If you lump those two together - it seems that the overwhelming people here are very, very similar.
Comment · 18 years ago
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EDIT: I know it's bad form to complain about downmods. This isn't a complaint just a statement that I'm flummoxed as to why this would be voted down.
Comment · 18 years ago
My generalization stems from the number of comments with peers and countless internet searches for fixes.
In the case of peers, wireless card support was a common complaint.
In the case of searching, looking around the forums will give you a pretty good idea that wireless card support is pretty bad. I bought a standard Belkin wireless card from the local Staples. It should have worked, but didn't.
Yes, I think it's pretty broken.
Comment · 18 years ago
These annoyances don't seem to be all that critical. I haven't been able to use my wireless card on Gutsy since I installed it several months ago.
Last night, I upgraded to Heron and voila, my wireless card is recognized and functional.
Annoyances aside, making Ubuntu's very broken wireless driver support a little less broken makes installing Heron much more appealing than previous versions.
Comment · 18 years ago
That's why you should create an alter ego who thinks Matt Maroon is so great he makes a fan site.
Comment · 18 years ago
Am I the only one who thinks his writing is a bit obscure? I don't mean that what he's talking about is obscure but that the angles he takes come from seemingly weird directions.
Comment · 18 years ago
What about correcting for color blindness? There must be a relatively easy way to auto correct certain colors so they stand out more. I bet there'd be a market for that.
Comment · 18 years ago
We might live in a computer simulation and it might be too computationally expensive for our simulators to simulate our world post-singularity.
That's an awful lot of "mights".