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Fuzzwah
12y ago
And was universally hated.
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12y ago
Have you actually ever spoken to one of the MS games guys? I have. Granted it was around 5 years ago so things have probably changed, but it was around the time they were launching the XBox arcade dev kit and they seemed very genuinely inte
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Fuzzwah
12y ago
> The majority is always wrong by definition Care to explain the thinking behind that logic? I can't seem to get my head anywhere near understanding how you can state this.
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Fuzzwah
12y ago
I found it interesting when I clicked the "forecast" box on that link and saw that google disagrees.
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Fuzzwah
12y ago
My poor wording has tricked you. I didn't create the app, I've just bought a copy of it. My home DZ is Arizona, but I occasionally get over to Perris. I'm a boring belly flier :)
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12y ago
I'm in a very small niche of users, but I'm a skydiver and have an app on my GS3 which tracks freefall speed: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.platypii.b... Having a barometer was a key
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12y ago
"then controlled by the USA for a time after it defeated Japan in WWII" Perhaps something like: "then controlled by the USA for a time after Japan surrendered to the Allies in WWII" ... would make your comment sound a li
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12y ago
I don't disagree, but the upside is that it eventually finds its way to HN and generates interesting discussion. This saves me from having to visit quora, businessinsider or yahoo news.
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12y ago
They've been my ISP for 2 years. No problems at all. I haven't had to use support, so I can't speak to that side of things. Connection has been solid though.
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12y ago
Surprising and, I found it, very annoying.
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12y ago
Thank you for that link. Very entertaining and informative on a topic which I never realized was as complex as it is.
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12y ago
Amazingly, that was one of the most entertaining AMA's I've read though. Thanks for the link.
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12y ago
I've tinkered with a number of raspberry pi projects and one thing which blew my mind was how expensive many options for "adding a simple button" was. I had in mind that I'd be able to find a simple usb connected button
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12y ago
Your point is valid for the current Tesla model line up. When they finally get down to their "affordable" model then these problems will have a clear effect.
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12y ago
This is exactly it. Spectating games as entertainment need to have information which the audience is exposed to but is hidden from the players. Real time strategy games have some of this appeal, however at the very top levels players scout
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12y ago
I wonder if this will once spark debate back home in Australia about changing the Aussie flag. https://www.google.com/search?q=australian+flag+new+design Same goes for NZ, Fiji and Tuvalu... not to mention many states, prov
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12y ago
What do you stream?
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12y ago
"On what planet?" Followed by what I'm taking to be a very American centric idea of how a taxi ride is completed.....
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12y ago
Car collectors actively work to keep their pride and joy in tip top condition. People don't actively work at keeping their WinXP computer in good condition.
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I'm an Australian who moved to the US and bought a cheap 1996 honda accord because I knew they were a solid reliable "beater" car. It was stolen twice in a week. It was dumped and towed the first time. We'd just got thro
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12y ago
On the red sneaker effect: I'm a sys admin by trade. Every new job that I've started I've made a concerted effort to hunt down the other tech people around the company who are the most obviously "non-conformist". I
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I really respect Obama but every time I hear him speak I'm amazed at how stilted his turn of phrase is. I understand that this is probably due to him really focusing on ensuring that everything that leaves his mouth is what he means to
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ESR's amazing "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way" is far superior to this: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html And the discussion that went along with it when it was posted ~3 years ago:
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Is this going to lead to a crack down on playing unlicensed, non-royalty free music on streams?
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I love trello and use it every day for everything from my day job to side projects. There are a few things I feel could be tweaked. The number one would be allowing users to create more than 6 labels. It has been asked for a number of times
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12y ago
Nice. However I was disappointed that I wasn't able to click on a datapoint and be taken to the comment / story it represents.
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Maintaining Humanity's Life Support Systems in the 21st Century [pdf]
(consensusforaction.stanford.edu)
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Either I'm blind and didn't spot the link on the nature page, or the linked article doesn't actually contain a link to the actual document it is written about. Here it is: http://consensusforaction.stanford.edu
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The best guess as to why this area in China contains so many well preserved fossils boils down to how quickly the remains were covered in volcanic ash. "Xu has had a bounty of fossils to work on, particularly from Liaoning. The creatur
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I have these which I enjoy because I'm interested in the subject matter, maybe someone else is too.... Chequered Flag Formula 1: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/cff1 Skydive Radio: http://www.
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