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haha right, the font is the only thing that has proper fallback and always works.
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I have to compliment Jeff for first telling me unpopular things I already believe then adding sensible things to it (except the link back to his page) The idea ForEach person to write just one single web page is really wonderful. I'm g
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Mosaic had full text history search.
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I imagine the not-dying part goes something like this: Keep the long well researched quality contributions in sight and the [what I call] "guaranteed audience" type of submissions out of sight. Some people just make a ton of noise
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Imagine this: - A tiny well behaved client that starts with the OS. - It downloads rare bits of the archive at 1 kb/s obtaining 1 GB every 278 hours. It should stop around 100 MB to 5 GB. - It periodically announces what chunks/do
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I know a neat trick. Install a different browser and use it for just that. Pick the extensions and bookmarks, configure the home page then enjoy having nothing else inthere.
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I was thinking the same thing but then it struck me they might be US companies who are much more intimately familiar with government doctoring. It might even be Berkley?
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The world applauded that effort.
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he was already tried in absentia. It was easy, there are many TV interviews where W does a full confession by saying torture produces good information.
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Sorry for being toxic but would that mean saying we shouldn't tell people to stop using Facebook will fall on deaf ears as well? Ideally they would stop using Facebook but if people can just be aware of the horrors involved they can st
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note to self: Required for education: Unskilled labor "must" pay less to motivate people to get diplomas. Required for productivity: Wages "must" be low enough so that people have to keep working. Since motivation to get
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Sure, do something between an article a wiki and a forum. Insert your cursor in their message, press enter and respond to every part worth responding to - inline. (you may want to sign your entry) Remove all parts of the previous message(s)
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It takes a whole different kind of reasoning to ponder the big picture. I'm not sure if anyone can do it. All I have is the clue that thinking from your own perspective never works. You get something like: I have money and kids, inheri
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Teaching yourself to code is a terrible idea, I speak from experience. There is really only one issue, one ends up asking why things are the way they are in stead of learning how to be a proper drone and dream of your own cubical. Basically
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Its a religion complete with large structures to worship. In stead of observing links in a chain we pretend it is only finance that makes things happen. The idea seems that if one has coupons there will always be a sucker to do the work for
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funny: I read my own spec after 6 months and it struck me as the worse technical writing I had ever seen. Maybe you can take a swing at it. http://go-here.nl/ess-and-nno
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On c64 the text is mono-spaced and empty areas are filled with spaces. I didn't appreciate the genius of that until now.
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Ok, fine, ill go there, eventho you will hate me for it... hah.... Everyone should be able to publish and it should enjoy readership depending on its quality alone. Platforms like HN and all the others offer guaranteed readership. For examp
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Aggregating some 30 000 rss and atom feeds it became obvious to me what an echo chamber it is. It also becomes obvious how big media dictates the topics. The negative consequences are also obvious since big media has no intend to inform or
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Makes me wonder in how many other [recursive] ways progress is held back by a lack of it.