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by 51Cards 12y ago
Myself as well, I have been spending time inside an MRI machine lately. Wonderful to read this on the person to whom I am very grateful. A life well lived.
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by 51Cards 12y ago
On Parked Domain Girl http://www.urlesque.com/2010/11/03/parked-domain-girl/ http://mind--blown.blogspot.ca/2012/05/fascinating-story-of-...
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by 51Cards 12y ago
The first time I loaded it I received an instant error message. The second time it loaded after a LONG delay. Repeating this process out of curiousity has it loading about 1 in 4 times here with instant errors the other times.
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by 51Cards 12y ago
Also to note, I exited the window via the side edge, then closed from the tab bar and it didn't respond.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I noticed that you used to use the URL bar on top layout as I did. Sadly that is gone now but the Classic Theme add-on will give you the option back. To me it's just more visually intuitive to have the tab right above the content wind
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Very much agree with this comment. I'll be sticking to v28 for now and using the Classic Theme restorer to restore the lost features when I have to move up. Sadly, this will become the fourth extension I run to restore features Firefo
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Regarding some of what you mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zul8ACjZI18
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Buying QNX was the true brilliant move on Blackberry's part, it is a very strong platform IMO. Their downfall has been a failure to think laterally on how to leverage it outside of what their core market was. They are now being force
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Wonderful, thanks! Off to spend some money.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
US Only. Insert my sad face here. Canada gets no love... sigh.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Sex industry jokes aside it has been amazing to watch this field of research advance. While still limited to relatively simple structures (tracheas, vaginas, cartilage, etc.) this is helping actual patients now, not just lab demos. Imagin
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Much kudos to the guy who cracked it later in the day. I'm glad this proved a useful test. I gladly stand corrected.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Is this really an accurate challenge? I have wondered if the true exposure risk from Heartbleed may be over-stated* due to memory separation between processes, etc. This however is probably a clean server with a fairly static install. Th
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I think that is the amazing part here. It seems the researcher was doing the same type of work, implanting stimulators to study nerve function below the injury. Something in this case however is allowing on-demand capabilities and that is
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Spinal cord work 'is a breakthrough'(cnn.com)
135 points by 51Cards 13y ago|50 comments
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I don't mean to be critical but I don't get the goal of these articles. Why say you're not going to buy something because it doesn't fit your lifestyle? Especially on things where you admit you probably buck the popula
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Virtual Spaces, Real Data, Why Oculus and Facebook Are Bad(assayviaessay.blogspot.ca)
1 points by 51Cards 13y ago|0 comments
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by 51Cards 13y ago
IMO Facebook just bought $2 Million of R&D and a whole lot of bad PR for 1000x the going price. Doesn't seem like such a hot deal. Also I'm wondering what the investors do to FB's stock watching them throw cash away like
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Very cool. The 1 TB drive off to the far right though, shouldn't it be way off the top of the chart? Assuming you made some kind of adjustment here to keep the outliers within a reasonable range though it looks like it's a 64GB
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Open source vs. Paid product. Classic argument. Is throwing it out there for free unfair to the people who are making a living off of the same product.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I am a big fan of my Pebble and I could extoll its virtues in many ways but I'll just point out one in reference to your last statement "...in my pocket" In my opinion that's exactly the point. First off when I'm w
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Very true, colours ONLY is a poor idea. However well chosen colours, especially taking into account most common colour blindness limitations, can certainly aid in quickly comprehending related items in a UI.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Fascinating that I did far better on this version (if the score is tallied the same) than I have on any version with the numbers. It seems that sets are much more obvious using colours than numbers and as a result I missed fewer positive m
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by 51Cards 13y ago
This isn't a Patent, it's a Trademark.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I'd like to see a count, or percentage, beside each of popularity.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
Agreed, a very good point there.
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I have never used this App but if I did I would also be uninstalling it right now. Chat/messaging apps are not primarily about features, they are about connections. They are social. I don't care if your chat app is awesome if n
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by 51Cards 13y ago
He was also a founder of Bitstream. Quite the career.
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'Godfather' of Helvetica font, Mike Parker, dies at 84(cnn.com)
152 points by 51Cards 13y ago|45 comments
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by 51Cards 13y ago
I think the QNX purchase by BlackBerry was a very wise move. I have been hoping they could hang on long enough to leverage it in the market again. It is a really nice product with a lot of potential. This is good to see.

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