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MTA's new 'Operation Track Sweep' will introduce track-vacuuming trains(ny.curbed.com)
1 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Apparently, The Mac Faithful do!
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Mac LCD monitors have a LED back light that's too blue and too narrow a gamut to do color grading. Yes, it's true that some of the early CRT machines were capable of this.
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Real "creatives" _never_ preferred Macs. Mac, until very recently, didn't have any way to calibrate a monitor (and you had to buy a 3rd party monitor to get a full-gamut display), or 10 bit/channel color. For all our col
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
So you're saying there would be more mentally challenged people committing changes to open source projects, if we didn't use the word "retard" in a scientific sense referring to digital filter algorithms?
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Yes. She indicated that it doesn't matter how the word is used, some will see it as aggressive. As she appeared to be a non-technical person mysteriously employed by GitHub as some consolation to some organization (IIRC it was called t
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Another question is why does "society" honor and accept Obesity as a lifestyle choice, when its openly critical of tobacco addicts and heroin addicts? What's the difference?
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Maybe, but do you think Facebook should delete a opinion group "We Love GMO" when they're not being obscene, harassing anyone, etc? Obviously, it's their right to, but _should_ they? That's the question here. Why ar
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Interesting. For projects that don't need a "community" we've been using Amazon CodeCommit. We don't like to use Github anymore because of the politics there. Example: We had a project involving software filters tha
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Brains of overweight people look ten years older than those of lean peers(theguardian.com)
67 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|48 comments
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Facebook bows to anti-science activists, shuts down ‘We Love GMOs and Vaccines’(geneticliteracyproject.org)
3 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|3 comments
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New York bill would require some game devs to track where sex offenders live(polygon.com)
4 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Careful!
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Commodore 65: The Holiest of Holy Grails(ausretrogamer.com)
2 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Isn’t Just Good at Mobile. It’s How Mobile Works Now(wired.com)
1 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|2 comments
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NY State Wants to Ban Sex Offenders from Playing Pokemon Go(reason.com)
12 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|1 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Awfully pricy, but I'm tempted. I've been through 3 generations of Roombas. They didn't work that well, but I'm a gadget freak. This one seems more like a serious "vacuum cleaner" and not just a carpet-sweeper
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The “Brady Bunch Fallacy”(sciencebasedmedicine.org)
2 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Nobody ever said exercise more. (That may be bad advice for obese people too, because it will make them hungrier and they may injure their already strained joints). Plus, it won't help the environment. (That's the subject here!) J
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Wow! So telling people not to overeat--to save resources--is the same as rounding up people and shooting them! You YCombinator people sure are nuts! Yet you'll gladly tell people to drive less, or to change their lightbulbs to LEDs, th
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
You missed the point. The majority of Americans _eat too much_. Why can't they just eat less and save the planet?
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
America can reduce its carbon footprint by 5%, save 300,000 lives/year, and save about $400 Billion dollars a year without spending a nickel. If the 66% of the American population that's obese or overweight would just stop overeat
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Police “field test” false positive. Donut glaze believed to be meth;(youtube.com)
2 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
Of course, it's not hard for them to use a different caller ID for each call they make...
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First American to Receive Double Hand Transplant Now Wants Them Removed(time.com)
1 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
I don't think there's anything to see here. Google now tags it as "safe." The mechanism worked; the website administrators removed the malware, and the warning was removed. See! Everything works in a rational way. There&
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The Company Behind the “Vinyl Record Holograms” on Star Wars: Force Awakens(infinitylightscience.com)
2 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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20-year-old Windows bug lets printers install malware(arstechnica.com)
5 points by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago|0 comments
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
It's the Linux OS API. It can run Linux binaries. So I'm fine with the name
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by AWildDHHAppears 10y ago
There were two things that convinced us to start using it, even for things like corporate blogs that had no login or user info: 1. Google saying it would help your page ranking and 2. Free Letsencrypt certs

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