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Gracana
9y ago
It may be difficult for her to talk about.
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9y ago
Are you actually surprised (isn't that just "practice makes perfect", a platitude), or is "more value than you'd expect" just telling you to be surprised?
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9y ago
> you still have the choice to not sign up for a Google account or a Facebook account Unless you're careful to guard against it, you're loading up Facebook and Google's trackers on just about every site you visit. Register
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9y ago
> The concentration involved is no different than setting a leaf on fire with a magnifying glass on a regular day. That's what they're saying. Zooming in on the sun vs the sun happening to be in-frame.
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9y ago
Small four wheelers are super sketchy at scooter speeds. The short wheelbase makes for quick and flighty steering and the narrow track makes them tippy. You have to lean to maintain balance, but leaning is not initiated and controlled via s
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9y ago
Get a Wifi232 card when there's another run. They're wifi modems that connect via RS232 and provide a hayes command set interface.
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9y ago
I always assumed bypassing the firewall was illegal too. Is that not true?
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9y ago
They say this thing is stable in 30 foot seas. 300 feet of the ship is underwater. I don't think you could match that with buoys.
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9y ago
A small submarine wouldn't fit as many scientists or experiments or sensors, and a probe from a traditional ship wouldn't be stable.
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9y ago
Horizontal axis is better because it tumbles the clothes through a small puddle of water at the bottom. Vertical axis requires lots of energy to agitate, and a lot of water.
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9y ago
S'not the same to read about it. If you're interested in documentation writing I recommend looking for some of Apple's older stuff on archive.org to see what it's like. I don't see much documentation written in th
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9y ago
Does anyone remember "Inside Macintosh," the manuals Apple published back in the classic Mac OS days? I have many of those books, covering everything from how the hardware handles drawing to the screen, up through memory managemen
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9y ago
What really killed google for me was their gradual transition to showing results that are the most popular thing that's merely related to your search terms. Whereas DDG wouldn't show me many good results for some searches, google
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9y ago
That would be neat as an experiment. Like, see how far you can go and what you can get to with a "total blocker."
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9y ago
You're definitely right. Our ability to ignore our ideals when we're slightly inconvenienced is why content paired with invasive ads is so effective in the first place.
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9y ago
I'd rather just go a level up... You don't want users to tamper with your ads? Ok, we'll block your entire site. No tampering.
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9y ago
That seems like a self-inflicted problem. Why would you have to mark the future thread as a duplicate?
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9y ago
That it was introduced as a historical accident doesn't make today's use cases invalid or useless.
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9y ago
Caps for Ctrl, Ctrl for Esc. See picture - I'm very happy with this layout. http://imgur.com/a/8QlOW
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9y ago
The maximum output is interesting to know, but if you asked how much my car's fuel tank held and I told you "100mph," you'd be understandably confused.
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9y ago
Are you mocking the parent poster? Why?
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9y ago
The intro gif shows Linux, BSD, and Windows installer categories.
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9y ago
Now you have to move the counterweight in and out, which gives you the same problem.
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9y ago
> Sometimes old stubborn cranks can really get in the way of progress. I didn't see anyone getting in the way of progress. Someone said "I think the developers should make X for me," and other people replied "no they
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9y ago
http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/share/mk/bsd.ow...
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9y ago
I thought this was a relatively recent term. Can't find anything on archive.org that would indicate it was used in the 80s: https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28killer%20app%29%20AN...
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9y ago
How is your magical-problem-avoiding-technology recommendation any different from theirs?
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9y ago
That is an example of not considering your use case and failing, yes. :P Flexible/resizable partitions are definitely easier, but I think you could have gotten the fixed scheme right if you had tried.
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9y ago
This is not really an issue in practice, it just requires you to consider what you'll use the system for.
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9y ago
Haha, geez... That's what I get for picking my phone up to the comments hours later. Embarrassing.
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