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  1. Re:Comparing apples and oranges? on How the Math Men Overthrew the Mad Men (newyorker.com) · · Score: 1

    Formatting all over the place. Oh well

  2. Re:Comparing apples and oranges? on How the Math Men Overthrew the Mad Men (newyorker.com) · · Score: 1

    Exactly this. Marketing Channels: Web, Email, Web Ads, Search Ads, Social Media, TV, Print, ... Marketing Methods: Websites, Triggered Emails, Campaign Emails, Banners, Social Media Pages, ... Try this article again

  3. +1 for this Post on Ask Slashdot: Life Beyond the WRT54G Series? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Been looking for another router for almost a year now, and still haven't been convinced of a better one than my WRT54GL

  4. Re:I guess all those natives were right on Facebook Re-enables Tag Suggestions Face-Recognition Feature In the US · · Score: 1

    You're speaking the truth .... but his point is still fully valid

  5. US being Re-Active again on Drawings of Weapons Led To New Jersey Student's Arrest · · Score: 1

    Going from one extreme to the other. US seems to continue not being able at being proactive, and think long term when it comes to internal affairs. That said, they're always perfectly proactive when it comes to corporate driven external policies (Not that it's bad, it's just the way it is)

  6. Re:Not surprising on Brain Disease Found In NFL Players · · Score: 0

    And that is why Soccer rightly so, is still the most popular sport in the world.

  7. Re:Mixed feelings on Facebook Releases JIT PHP Compiler · · Score: 2

    Great writeup. I really don't know if ppl writing here have ever programmed a real project in PHP. Check out Concrete5 and reply with a better, cleaner, faster to build modules/plugins for, more extendable open source CMS in any other language. Let's see what competition is out there. Only a month ago we finished a very similar proprietary system that is so much better than say Apache Roller (which I had prior experience), it's not even funny. Now, obviously there are certain things that PHP is just not good at because there simply wasn't any pushing in certain areas. Scala's continuations are one such thing that I really need recently and PHP is just the wrong tool for. Obviously I'm using Scala for it and the turnaround was pretty quick too (especially considering how much more complex thinking Scala requires).