3dFlatLander

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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
It would be a nice accessibility feature to make it scale a bit better for browser zoom functions.
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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
I've got a lot of problems with news (world news, sci/tech, political, etc) and how I get to it. It's hard to stay current with news. Articles are full of fluff, information is spread across many different sources, and getting updates on st
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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
I've been waiting for Google to help with this since their voice program came around. These business that charge to do fax->email conversion were great, but from my understanding the most expensive part of this was getting the numbers r
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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
Incidentally, you ever read the ingredients list of Fritos? If not, you're up for a pleasant surprise.
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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
Also happens to be the most spam search results on google, what a coincidence.
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by 3dFlatLander 16y ago
A perfect use for youtubedoubler! (I prefer to mute the one on the left) http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?video1=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtu...
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
You may joke about the phrase 'quarter life crisis', but that's what it feels like for me as well. I've found some peace of mind from letting things evolve over time instead of putting my all into a project/goal/relationship/whatever and th
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Personally, I can't wait to use the iPad to research and write up my speculations on Apples next device.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Most universities that publish lectures online will have at least one (but sometimes all) of their courses in realplayer format. They also love quicktime for some equally unknown reason.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Working a job years ago, I worked at a standing desk which was surprisingly awesome. It allowed me to keep my legs active, and pace around whenever I needed to mull something over. I may invest in one for home use.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Her point about "real life" not being as quantifiable as games in terms of how well you're doing is really interesting. A gadget like fitbit plus some kind of D&D scoring system would be pretty neat.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I don't think teenagers are as against bookstores as people would make it seem. While at my local borders/barnes/used book stores I see teenagers around all the time. Some kids will always be interested in reading, and that's great.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I feel like the real story isn't twitter/chatroulette/whatever, but these awesome things artists do with them. Shitmydadsays comes to mind.
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Suspended animation is within our grasp(ted.com)
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Glad to see I'm not the only one here who's interested in cooking--though I doubt I'm anywhere near as good as the OP. I started to teach myself how to cook a couple of years ago and it's turned into a great hobby that's also saved countles
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Kinda off topic, but I think he's right about wikipedia serving ads. They have so many page views, they could put up a couple of image or text ads on the side and make it look very tasteful--unlike mahalo and the other ad filled pages of th
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
There's a clip from southpark that has to do with this topic. Hope you guys don't mind. http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/185666/
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I like the 125x125 image ad format. It's just big enough to get my attention, and small enough so the publisher can stack in a few of them without taking up too much space. I think it's been gaining a lot of popularity lately for those who
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Tech companies pushing to the top in an economy filled with unscrupulous companies, only to end up becoming what they were fighting. It seems so cyclical from this simplified view.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
The article points out that the "cyber criminals prefer to get paid via Liberty Reserve and Western Union money transfer services." This is something I've always been curious about. Getting a credit card number + other info seems like it wo
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
Is there any legal difference between using this license and releasing something under public domain?
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what became of him--no luck finding anything online.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I've got reservations about articles and websites that have to do with "making money online", and it's no wonder why. His last day at work is at the end of the month, and he hopes to make a living by work flipping websites, and selling stoc
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
The real winners are the domain name registrars.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
This should just link to the guys youtube channel, really neat stuff. http://www.youtube.com/user/web4deb
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
To be fair to the school shown in that particular documentary, they weren't looking at the students through a webcam. It looks like they're using a remote desktop program to look at the students desktop. He explained that many students use
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
My only wish is that TED would release all the talks on the website. I think the talks are secondary to the networking that happens there, and that gives the conference its value and keeps people coming. The videos they've posted are awesom
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I'm curious what a better nutrition labeling system would look like. I think each country has a different system. It would stand to reason that at least a few have something better than the US system.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
http://www.sublimetext.com/ My text editor of choice for windows for the last six months.
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by 3dFlatLander 17y ago
I've toyed with this idea for years. Maybe that's the case with others as well. I've got a load of tech savvy friends, rent is very affordable for storefront commercial buildings. I could even scrounge up some initial investment money. But

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