Fuzzwah

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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   I was a heavy user of pipes and I'm now a heavy user of python. I have built my own dodgy simple replacement for some of the things I used to rely on pipes for. I'm very eager to see what you've got here, at first glance it s
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   While it is a DC9 not a 727, the dropzone at Perris kind of proves that wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3TtL2cmlcM&t=3m30s
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   "actual photographs" ie: heavily retouched photos https://youtu.be/rqC2xpCaG80?t=68
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   You triggered my memory of playing this. I also attempted to search for it, but the name won't surface in my mind. I suspect that I'll recall it at 2am tomorrow. Thanks.
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   Should: 'n', Moves.Nort Actually be: 'n', Moves.North ?
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   I got to see an English Electric Canberra flying at a Temora Air Museum flight day. Very impressive machine and it boggled my mind that it was originally introduced to service back in 1951. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   Emergency parachutes, aka reserve parachutes really are consumer products... http://www.chutingstar.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?dir=d...
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   You can continue to rely on the automated systems for avoiding collisions. The intelligence is more with dealing with the decisions that the AI can't make.
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   by Fuzzwah 10y ago

   Swatch Internet Time is going to really take off one day.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatch_Internet_Time
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    by Fuzzwah 10y ago

    I use a chrome extension called jetzt [1] to read long form articles on webpages. I find that I'm able to read and comprehend comfortably at 650 - 700 words per minute as long as the text is well written and on a subject where I alread
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    https://github.com/deercoder/0-PhD/blob/master/NOTES/0-DL-tu...
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    DRM via annoyance..... A quick google search turned up a PDF of the draft version.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Off topic: this is a horrible web design anti-pattern... a big long page in an iframe that somehow completely messes with my scroll wheel? No thanks.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I can see a good opportunity to start designing an after market replacement nose..... Looks a little uninspired, where as the rest of the design looks amazing.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    High end sim racing setups use actuated seats: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jPCs-Odlwc&t=32s
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I found the "toggle columns" option (top right, under the search box) and it made me happy.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Storyify does a good job of making these readable: https://storify.com/fuzzywah/sundar-pichai-responds-to-apple...
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Here's a direct link to the email, to save anyone else having to search for it: http://graphics.wsj.com/hillary-clinton-email-documents/pdfs...
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I'd need you to clarify your idea of "winning", but I'm pretty sure I'd take the opposite side of this bet. Ad-blockers will win because people find ads very annoying.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Jumping on the invite begging train (email in profile)
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I'm going to use this as a place to mention how ridiculous it seems to me that drupal displays the database details on the error page: > the username is drupal and the database server is localhost I'm sure this isn't a hug
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Someone fired a javascript alert while I was there. Fun!
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I'm in a similar situation to the original OP. I do web dev work in an open office area where I'm surrounded by people who don't really understand what I get paid to do. My boss is aware however, and I'm very confident t
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I followed the link through to his 1990's examples and noticed that it talked about www.ge.com. I dug up the version which would have been live when the section was written: https://web.archive.org/web/200206030304
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Hardwar was kind of like your "ultimate space sim": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardwar_(video_game) War Thunder has good support for the rift: https://share.oculus.com/app/war-thunder
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Direct link to the start of the run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3An7eUsnUc&t=51m40s
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    A better article could be: "It's 2016 and we still don't know how to monetize a popular website well enough to fund its continued existence". Even better if it actually provides ideas on how to move forward.
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    Just on the off chance that anyone else reading this new yorker article clicked on the link to the Buccaneers.pdf file and also found that it 404'd: Archive.org have a mirror: http://web.archive.org/web/20081218012
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    The most complex thing I used pipes for was to pull in content from basically every site around the web that I have an account on and aggregate them on a blog of sorts. The whole idea was that sites I use for things come and go. I could jum
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    by Fuzzwah 11y ago

    I might be your target market. I use google keep for online plain text type things. I can definitely see the power of being able to run scripts over these kinds of notes. For years I had been using a system which was built around yahoo pipe