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Comment Re: Could it be (Score 1) 255

by deletedaccount on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @03:38PM (#46412301) Attached to: One In Ten Americans Thinks HTML Is a Type of Sexually Transmitted Infection

Vouchercloud is actually pretty decent, I use it a lot for half price food.

Comment Re:Who works for $0? (Score 0) 212

by deletedaccount on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @07:21AM (#46406843) Attached to: PC Game Prices — Valve Starts the Race To Zero

Is the answer Richard Stallman or IBM?

Comment Re:Fake "survey" is fake (Score 5, Funny) 255

by deletedaccount on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @05:15AM (#46406385) Attached to: One In Ten Americans Thinks HTML Is a Type of Sexually Transmitted Infection

yes, but as this particular bit of clickbait confirms my prejudice towards americans and made me chuckle I'll let it slide.

Comment Could it be (Score 5, Insightful) 255

by deletedaccount on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @05:13AM (#46406373) Attached to: One In Ten Americans Thinks HTML Is a Type of Sexually Transmitted Infection

That not everyone is taking this seriously?

Comment They need to put this on the poker sites (Score 1) 258

by deletedaccount on Wednesday October 08, 2008 @05:50AM (#25297597) Attached to: Prevent Gmail From Emailing Under the Influence

And save me some money.

Submission + - Top 10 dead (or dying) computer skills

Submitted by

Lucas123

on Thursday May 24, 2007 @09:02AM

Lucas123 writes: "Computerworld reporter Mary Brandel spoke with academics and head hunters to compile this list of computer skills that are dying but may not yet have taken their last gasp. As 'Stewart Padveen, Internet entrepreneur and founder of AdPickles Inc., says, "Obsolescence is a relative — not absolute — term in the world of technology.". 'In the early 1990s, it was all the rage to become a Certified NetWare Engineer, especially with Novell Inc. enjoying 90% market share for PC-based servers. '"It seems like it happened overnight. Everyone had Novell, and within a two-year period, they'd all switched to NT," says David Hayes, president of HireMinds LLC in Cambridge, Mass.'"

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