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Sniep posted:anyone who grew up playing q-bert
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Sniep posted:anyone who grew up playing q-bert played this on the thick og gameboy. hoping i count boss.
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FMguru posted:oh well, whatever, never mind
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The Leck posted:i think you also have to have played qix i have played both of those games but did not grow up with them, so to speak
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FMguru posted:oh well, whatever, never mind http://www.emptyage.com/post/11591863916/generation-x-doesnt-want-to-hear-it
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to me, millennials look and sound a lot like the boomers did at their age. can you imagine what the millennials are going to look like when they get to be the boomers' age?
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i'm starting to think musk's mars thing isn't so crazy after all.
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generation x this, generation x that, this guy is a mouth-breathing retard with no ideas of his own
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JewKiller 3000 posted:generation x this, generation x that, this guy is a mouth-breathing retard with no ideas of his own yup
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JewKiller 3000 posted:generation x this, generation x that, this guy is a mouth-breathing retard with no ideas of his own don't sign your posts
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hangouts crashes every time I try to open it. another quality Google product.
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would a new messaging app solve ur problem? http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...cement-rebrand/
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THC posted:hangouts crashes every time I try to open it. another quality Google product. works perfectly on my machine. goes above and beyond my expectations even under my bizarre and frankly disturbed use case. if you need tech support check out the android thread in inspect your gadgets, they're really helpful there.
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Stringent posted:to me, millennials look and sound a lot like the boomers did at their age. less white
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gently caress Google
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Millstone posted:Foogle
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cremnob posted:would a new messaging app solve ur problem? hangouts is dead in a year. shall we start the pool?
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computer parts posted:iirc anyone born post 9/11 is a different generation but we don't have to care about them for another 5 years or so at the earliest there are already millions of americans old enough to vote who don't remember an era when cops and advertisers didn't read your email and listen to your phone calls
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:there are already millions of americans old enough to vote who don't remember an era when cops and advertisers didn't read your email and listen to your phone calls well yes, most people aren't over 100 years old and as for email, that shits all been read since the it existed too, so yeah most of the population is under 50 isnt it
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Nintendo Kid posted:well yes, most people aren't over 100 years old 6/5 ding ding ding
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Nintendo Kid posted:well yes, most people aren't over 100 years old
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seriously what is the point of segmenting people into generations with special names? if you want to talk about people who didn't live through 9/11, why would you try to figure out the stupid name for "generation z" or whatever the gently caress it is, when you can just say "born after 2001"? it has as much utility as a zodiac sign, and the meaningless platitudes people assign to generations closely resemble that sort of "scorpios are so feisty!" bullshit
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it sells magazines
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JewKiller 3000 posted:seriously what is the point of segmenting people into generations with special names? if you want to talk about people who didn't live through 9/11, why would you try to figure out the stupid name for "generation z" or whatever the gently caress it is, when you can just say "born after 2001"? it has as much utility as a zodiac sign, and the meaningless platitudes people assign to generations closely resemble that sort of "scorpios are so feisty!" bullshit its nice to be part of a group and have things in common with ppl. shared identity feels good. add this to your autismal social integration subroutines sir.
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also, being in the same generation as DFW means you're inherently better than anyone who wasn't
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JewKiller 3000 posted:seriously what is the point of segmenting people into generations with special names? selling magazines to olds esp in the grocery checkout aisles seriously that's it
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come with me now, to a distant world, circa 1992. a middle aged man finds the familiar logo of time magazine and flips through it idly while waiting for his basket of bacon rinds and new-fangled 'bud dry' to advance on the conveyor belt. "ahh, yes, I have heard this term 'generation x.' this magazine author understands both my own needs, and the wider world," he thinks. "clearly i am still 'with it' and capable of meaningful dialogue with the larger popular culture." and the man was happy Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 06:36 on Oct 16, 2014 |
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JewKiller 3000 posted:seriously what is the point of segmenting people into generations with special names? if you want to talk about people who didn't live through 9/11, why would you try to figure out the stupid name for "generation z" or whatever the gently caress it is, when you can just say "born after 2001"? it has as much utility as a zodiac sign, and the meaningless platitudes people assign to generations closely resemble that sort of "scorpios are so feisty!" bullshit yes why indeed do these so-called sociologists insist on attempting to break down americans into absurdly distinct cultural groups based on birth eras they're almost as bad as these biologists who demand that every single animal have a ridiculous list of subcategories that it might belong to why do they do it what is the point
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meaningless placeholder names like "x" are esp. desirable because they don't limit your writing as a journalist and they don't have to be justified and every magazine can pretend they're writing about the same thing, as compared to something like "beat" which leaves you only a fixed number of dictionary definitions to bullshit about
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i propose swapping out the words in generations with idiots baby idiots idiots x idiots y millennidiots
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cremnob posted:would a new messaging app solve ur problem? Google talk Hangouts And now MSN messenger So that's three
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FMguru posted:oh well, whatever, never mind
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With Shades of Microsoft, Google’s Android Invites Antitrust Case As European regulators continue their antitrust review of Google’s search engine, officials there have set their sights on the company’s Android mobile operating system, and it may only be a matter of time before their U.S. counterparts do too. A famous case provides a roadmap for how that might play out. Google’s handling of Android, much more so than Google Search, resembles Microsoft’s 1990s strategy with its Windows operating system for PCs. That resulted in a decade-long legal and reputational nightmare for Microsoft. Google’s confidential contracts with makers of Android-powered devices, which The Information recently reported on in detail, have increasingly ensured that the company’s revenue-generating apps, namely Google Search, get more prominent placement on smartphones. Its terms also require increasing numbers of Google apps—sometimes around 20 of them—to be bundled with devices and don’t allow phone makers to take any fewer. Similarly, Microsoft’s contracts, which resulted in a 2002 antitrust settlement with the government, required PC manufacturers to bundle and promote the Internet Explorer Web browser and other software in prominent locations on the computer screen. Those practices made it harder or reduced the chance that computer makers would include competing Web browsers like Netscape. 
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hangouts loving sucks. the best IM client I've used so far is telegram. only have like 4 friends there, but i like it.
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lol another quarter and another 2% decline in cost per click year over year
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cremnob posted:lol another quarter and another 2% decline in cost per click year over year GOOGL still up 240% for me v  v
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JewKiller 3000 posted:seriously what is the point of segmenting people into generations with special names? if you want to talk about people who didn't live through 9/11, why would you try to figure out the stupid name for "generation z" or whatever the gently caress it is, when you can just say "born after 2001"? it has as much utility as a zodiac sign, and the meaningless platitudes people assign to generations closely resemble that sort of "scorpios are so feisty!" bullshit Marketing.
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qirex posted:GOOGL still up 240% for me v sell before its too late
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cremnob posted:sell before its too late I have a trailing stop
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