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16y ago
Are you suggesting that disparaging the author without attempting to discredit their argument is somehow better? I ask because I'm really not understanding what drives your pedantry or the apparently resounding agreement with it that voti
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16y ago
Sometimes just avoiding the situations where we are less rational is more cost-effective than imposing the "most rational" course of action Examples, please?
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16y ago
Why, why, why?
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16y ago
Brand New is a blog devoted to old/new logo comparisons: http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/
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16y ago
I have a theory that Asteroid was actually the Apogee Duet. It's essentially what Asteroid was thought to be (a Firewire breakout box with integration built into Apple's software) and was released in roughly the right time frame. http://ww
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16y ago
No, what's scary is that there are people who think radiation is measured in cubic millimeters (m^-3). I'm not about to claim it's a well-made chart, but nobody should be drawing any conclusions from any chart without knowing what it's me
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16y ago
I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be concluding from this. The first link is just a list of profiles/interviews with various employees of the company (the newest being over a year old). Strictly speaking, it's possible that some of them are
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16y ago
What people are you talking about?
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Compare to Microsoft's plugins for Chrome[1] and Firefox[2], which have to actually override the <video> tags with WMP embeds because Google and Mozilla don't provide any mechanism for the user to extend codec support. [1] http://w
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16y ago
Why not put a few tens or hundreds of billions (a tiny fraction compared to TARP or how much the US spends on the military) in to research in to these technologies to make them less dependent on rare earths? How do you know how much somet
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16y ago
Specifically, this guy: http://twitter.com/OperationLeakS You can read the whole stream from the 10th to follow how this was put together. It's not really HACKERS ON STEROIDS material; he was contacted by an ex-BoA employee because he ran
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16y ago
I think there is an important part of the story missing between: "If I wasn't blocked from the position I deserved..." and "...patrol officers came into my house to accuse me of being a terrorist."
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16y ago
I think the popularity of games/entertainment/killing time apps on the iPad is more a reflection of the popularity of those tasks on personal computers in general. For most people this is all they do with a laptop at home, and it's not infr
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"Tap Water Slowly Kills Brains And Drinking Tap Everyday You Can't Be Shocked When You Get Cancer Out Of No Were...." -- http://twitter.com/OperationLeakS/status/40235981365977090 "Tap Water Is Given To The Public By The Gov And They Real
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16y ago
"he worked for BoA And CW most of his adult life and know's everything and anything BoA just sent me some BoA emails.. LOL.. Stay tune."[1] From the tweets it sounds like the leaker was with Countrywide when it was being bad (assuming) and
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16y ago
I don't agree with everything in your assessment, but I applaud you for thinking/knowing beyond "4chan did it".
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16y ago
I don't think Apple was really trying to pitch office applications on the iPad as an example of what you would do with it, but to be an example of what you could . As if to say: "Don't think of this as just a toy, just a gadget, just a b
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16y ago
Better than a lot of the press on 4chan and Anonymous, but still pretty cringe-inducing. The middle third or so is good--they talked to moot, and give a pretty good description of at least some of the content--but then that's bracketed with
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16y ago
Every year the press makes it sound like a race, or that being exploited first is somehow worse than being exploited later in the day. The fact is that time slots are assigned randomly: http://twitter.com/VUPEN/status/40078022325444608
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16y ago
Some other software on your computer put it there. Why does Firefox allow this?
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16y ago
Someone asking for money in exchange for a good or service? How horrifying.
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16y ago
MacRuby is a free software project by Apple Inc. Many folks inside and outside of Apple contribute to this great project... -- http://www.macruby.org/contact-us.html
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16y ago
misplaced ctrl, default keybindings are inconsistent, forces developers to use the fn key to reach the function keys All of this can be adjusted to your liking in the Keyboard preference pane.
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16y ago
The difference is that investigating someone who fits a particular behavioral profile is something that a reasonably competent organization might do, while investigating someone over nothing but a Reddit comment that he didn't even write wo
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16y ago
That's how you should read it. That you think otherwise means they already managed to indoctrinate you that far... What doctrine are you beholden to that gives you the right to declare someone "indoctrinated" if they don't interpret thing
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16y ago
Where I said "misleading" you seem to be interpreting me as saying "false". The comment is relevant, sure, but leaving out everything else changes the interpretation of the story significantly.
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16y ago
Much better source. " His lawyers say Afifi, who was born in the United States, was targeted because of his extensive ties to the Middle East — he travels there frequently, helps support two brothers who live in Egypt, and his father was a
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16y ago
For those into forking and pulling: http://fetlife.com/fetlife/open_source_projects
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16y ago
Python. I've been recommending Zed Shaw's "Learn Python The Hard Way"[1] a lot lately. The way it's structured makes it suitable for a pretty wide range of skill levels, as someone with a bit of prior programming experience can just go thro
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16y ago
The article mentions Kodak in 1927, which is an important year for color in the design of products. 1927 was the year that Catalin plastic was introduced. It was like Bakelite without the sawdust filler, so it could be produced in colors ot
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