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Thank you to the people that make these kinds of contribution to open source. :)

Time to start scanning for tachyon radiation

I could've told you from countless games of Risk that Europe was the place where it all goes to shit and I didn't need oodles of data.

I don't know what this is, when I visit it I get an empty UI with no indicators as to what I'm supposed to be doing.. no action buttons, nada.

Going to assume hn hugged it to death.

Get baited hackernews, shitty to see this in the top feed. No way in hell this happened. If it did the OP wouldn't hesitate to name the company.

It's obvious why this is the case imho, typing with your thumbs suck, and I don't want to say "anti-itch cream" out loud into my phone so I'll wait until I get home.

Didn't downvote but just a guess: nitpicking, not adding anything of value.

To convert to women days * 0.76

$1 a day, made an addon for a popular video game and it's commission via curse :p

Very proud of this, my first passive income ever: developed an add-on for a popular video game and it's been making me $60/mo.

edit: to mention that it bounces around between $1.50 a day to $2.50 a day based on usage

Dat fattest man suggest video... shudder

This, I'm so sick of hearing burnout stories, you're responsible for how you're feeling. When you take the stance of the "victim" all the time you set yourself up for failure.

I see countless people attribute "failures" that had nothing to do with themselves to them just so they feel like they have some control over the situation and then wind up feeling burnt out when they're accepting the responsibility for the entire companies success or doom. Then they're asking why they're feeling so burnt out and can't completely their daily responsibilities that they actually have.

every news site needs it's "feel good" item of the week ;)

http://i.imgur.com/aYHte9Y.jpg

Where's the option for "I work 40 hours because that's what they pay me more and make it clear what incentives I expect for more."

I think this is along the same argument that a lock pick isn't illegal but picking a lock might be illegal.

At least for java, when your software library exists in the cloud, I don't see how you could avoid using callbacks.