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This show is so great. I still stand by my opinion that it is not in fact a parody at all, and is actually a documentary playing out with people who just look like some actors. The music in this show (and anything Mike Judge has done) is always great. Made me need RTJ 3 more than I thought I needed it. I am sick, I will punch your baby bear in his poo poo.
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Fellatio del Toro posted:Hell yes, more Andy Daly
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I swear I've been in meeting exactly like those. "Hi, Dave from SE regional, when you said that X isn't a feature you're aware of, we sold X to a new client and it's going to be a huge deal for us. So you misspoke?"
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roffles posted:Employees could presumably access their companies' data through the PP appliance via VPN or something and reap the bandwidth savings.
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Hooli is more of a caricature of Silicon Valley tech companies in general than a shot at any one of them.
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They're not back to nothing, they have the algorithm that Jack is all over and the new internet thing. I think the licensing ideas could keep that going as funding for either their mesh internet or a totally new thing. For example, how many octopus recipes could you have with that kind of compression. 80, 88, 800?! 888?!!! Edit: I mean it's pretty obvious that the Jack Barker storyline has something to do with licensing or perhaps otherwise owning the tech. The Piper Chat license could end up being used all over Hooli, as a good deal for the guys (IBM) or a shitwreck (Hooli now has unlimited use for free). SLOSifl fucked around with this message at 02:21 on May 2, 2017 |
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Phenotype posted:That's exactly where they were at the start of the show -- they had Richard's compression algorithm and they were trying to get it funded and worrying about Gavin Belson claiming the IP. 
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May 2, 2017 03:18
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get that OUT of my face posted:That's the mark of a good Mike Judge work- bizarre enough to be funny as hell, but relateable enough to be dead-on accurate about the culture it's portraying. Last year I was at our company's big conference and the branding would probably read as unrealistic if used on Silicon Valley. Keynotes Gavin Belson would fit into seamlessly.
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MiddleOne posted:I feel he's pretty much been typecast after his stunning performance as 'annoying insecure hipster' in You're the Worst.
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May 8, 2017 03:21
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It's a bike for people who use "team building" as a noun to use for a quick team building. I work remotely in a huge corporation and that is exactly what I'd expect to find in an open campus location. I usually go to office towers which don't have the space. They have small coffee pots and keep the "good sandwiches" three floors down in a vending machine to ensure people keep focused while eating or on breaks.
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May 16, 2017 03:42
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:My only beef with Not Hotdog is that when you tap Share, it just shares a stock image of a hot dog with Jin Yang. Which is cool, but I want to share the stupid pictures I take with a NOT HOTDOG caption. Edit: well I guess it's still on you if you post a dick with NOT HOTDOG or possibly HOTDOG but they probably don't want their app involved
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Guess everyone died, that's fine. The Palmer Luckey joke was great, but the original is actually still funnier.  I thought I attached an image....oh well, loving phone app. SLOSifl fucked around with this message at 03:57 on Jun 19, 2017 |
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