GioM

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by GioM 9y ago
A red delicious is an excellent apple - if you have it ripe off the tree. My parents have an older tree (20+ years) and a ripe apple from that is, quite frankly, amazing. Sweet, but not overly so. Crunchy, slight mineral flavour adding dep
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by GioM 9y ago
No it's not. Just the widespread knowledge of it. Happened to a friend of mine >5 years ago.
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by GioM 10y ago
Wait what? Can you comment at all on what that 'team' is?
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by GioM 10y ago
Pretty sure you're mistaken on this one - they're riffing on Apple. The Macbook Pro Oct 27 unveil event was named 'Hello Again'[1], which was also the slogan used at the iMac unveil event. [1] http://osxdaily.
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by GioM 10y ago
Bad news then... Google is not what it seems. http://www.newsweek.com/assange-google-not-what-it-seems-279...
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by GioM 10y ago
Is it though? Imagine a world in which the only agent of selection was hunters bullets. No sexual selection, no food shortage, nothing. In other words, an absolutely perfect deer breeding ground. Place a billion deer in this environment and
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by GioM 10y ago
Tasting a bunch of different varieties... maybe you'll find yours here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-MeGQnGMA0
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Mattel’s $300 3D printer lets you design and create your own toys(theverge.com)
4 points by GioM 11y ago|0 comments
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by GioM 12y ago
What's the interaction between this and password managers, which use copy/paste to get your passwords in & out?
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by GioM 12y ago
Unless it's been revised, the actual article (not the business insider summary) says "Somalia or Congo", not Africa. See page 3 of the link below. http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/06
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by GioM 12y ago
I don't think you actually know what anti-competitive means.
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by GioM 12y ago
On the contrary, it makes perfect sense. Labs work with all kinds of data, including samples and information obtained from human trials where privacy is mandated by law. Sync that to the cloud, and you open a huge can of legal-compliance
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by GioM 12y ago
It's not photoshopped, it's just cropped to show you their wide angle vs a typical camera. Quoting the website, directly beside the picture you've linked: "The extra-wide 80º viewing angle captures more area than other
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by GioM 13y ago
I wonder what the equivalent report from google would look like.
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by GioM 13y ago
I can't tell if this is a poor attempt at a defense of the chromebook, or a solid instance of damning by faint praise.
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by GioM 13y ago
The article is a little unclear - do I have to open a word doc, or is a TIFF embedded in a web page itself enough to cause infection? This may not be the place, but I could really use an opinion right now... I'm running firefox with n
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by GioM 13y ago
I did find the list view, but I switched back to grid view pretty quickly. If you're set on keeping the different tile sizes intermixed, perhaps you could come up with a layout that creates rivers of similar size tiles on the page for
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by GioM 13y ago
I like the first impression - nice and dense - and I get what you're trying to do, but beyond the first impression I find that the multiple tile sizes make it hard to skim the page. Additionally, on the tiles where text is overlaid on
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by GioM 14y ago
>I started doing some html work on code academy, it seemed a bit slow and thorough for what I'm trying to do. Upon reflecting on my professional life, I found that most of my problems were caused by trying to run before I could walk. I