DavidBradbury

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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
Meh, I got a cheap tablet that has done me good for what I wanted it to do. I don't expect something like that to stay up to day with technology when I buy it.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
He said: > once you have that sort of money, there are only a couple of reasons to run it up any further: Your reply seems to indicate you didn't read what he said, but instead read your own meaning into it. Your #3 doesn't mak
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
Have you ever taken your keys out when you're at/leaving a store?
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
While some people certainly don't think that Twitch should do anything at all, I think most people have a problem with how poorly it seems to be implemented thus far. False positives are the biggest thing that pisses me off about any s
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
Please do not treat pedophilia like it is a sexual orientation. Also, please do not try to compare homosexuality to pedophilia — you clearly don't know what you're talking about and the underlying implication is quite offensive.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
In order for it to be discrimination, it has to be 'unjust' - There is nothing unjust about having larger people pay more because it costs a business more to fly them. If anything, it is unjust that smaller people have to subsidiz
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
It's all a point of view thing - If you're more liberal politically, you tend to trust government more and the free market less - If you are more conservative, you tend to trust the free market more and government less. Assuming D
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
Same here - Any account I don't care about has a password that can be easily typed using only my left hand. Everything else has a large randomized password that I don't even know.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
I know you have 'bug' in quotes, but man, you know perfectly well that's not a bug and it would be complete silliness to allow that.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
I'm not arguing for or against, but the list seems to use language as a basis for cultural diversity. While language might have a correlation with cultural diversity, it doesn't seem fair to use that as an argument for what countr
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
The point wasn't to stay out of people's code. He used that "advice" as a reminder to not be what those people were/are.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
I'd say do the same thing with the "after" selector, display only the other half, hide the original character, and that should take care of that.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
I really don't get what is interesting about this. Do people really go to Applebee's often enough to care about this sort of thing?
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
> Skipping newlines is identical to purchasing a bigger monitor. Wat.
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by DavidBradbury 12y ago
I would have also liked it if, when I navigated to a new 'slide', that it scrolled the annotation back up to the top.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Quickmeme was banned because they were manipulating the voting system. I don't think imgur would or needs to do that.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Much better. Thank you.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Well, manslaughter. I can't find anything that points to him intentionally hitting and killing those people.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
If someone had their phone up and continually aiming it around the room, then you can be sure they'd be asked to stop or leave. The problem with Glass is that you cannot tell if they are or not. Rather than risk their customers being u
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
The restaurant is trying make a comfortable atmosphere for their customers. If they feel that someone wearing a camera on their head will make their customers uncomfortable, they have every right to not allow them to wear it. Your response
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
I live in an area that is incredibly bike friendly, but many people don't bike. Most of them either have far too long to commute or it simply isn't realistic given the weather. In the summer you see a bit more, but (at least for m
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Anything that this can do, JavaScript can do. If you're worried about losing control with JavaScript, then you should already have that disabled.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
And this is also an issue. The crime of downloading books you do not own and the $150,000 fine you've listed are so completely and ridiculously disproportionate that it is hard to take seriously.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
I bet it doesn't feel great for the people who don't have a connection available and are getting punished because of other people's actions.
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
I love learning new pieces of music history, and I'd swear that track was made by a time traveler. I've taken a number of music history classes (I originally wanted to major in music education) in jazz history, classical history,
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
> I can't believe it's the first time anyone has thought about it. Implying this is?
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Unfortunately Congress seems to be full of a bunch of ineffectual tools right now. Even if the right were to legitimately push for impeachment, it would turn into a clusterfuck of party loyalty and race-bating. Also, good luck getting the v
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
But don't you know that HN is the goto site for anyone who is serious about the technology field? ... /s
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
Didn't experience that myself. It isn't native looking, but a good 80-90% of the transitions were acceptable. Lists were rough, but not unusable. [iPhone 4S]
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by DavidBradbury 13y ago
No. No love for you.

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