Grangar

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by Grangar 10y ago
I don't suppose, if you're not aware of any investigation against you. Besides that you don't have to testify against yourself (in a functioning democracy that is) Edit: obligatory IANAL :)
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by Grangar 10y ago
Abstract it to nuclear physics and it has. Countless of cancer survivors can thank the nuclear arms race and all research from that for their life.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Net loss in hosting fees. But hey, it's not even close to being done.
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by Grangar 10y ago
>su filindeu falling out of my pocket
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by Grangar 10y ago
Linux is the only (albeit unfeasible) choice left...
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by Grangar 10y ago
Welp, here we go.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Sure we do: [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_of_U.S._Marines_urinatin... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_12,_2007_Baghdad_airstrik... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by Grangar 10y ago
To be honest that might be the thing I like most over Reddit's model. It prevents the echo-chamber effect and I get to see articles I normally might not have seen.
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by Grangar 10y ago
That writer is amazing.
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by Grangar 10y ago
mother:fucker in the source code, really?
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by Grangar 10y ago
But then you only get the mobile version...
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by Grangar 10y ago
There is something to say for progressive disclosure in longreads like this. In my case, I'm reading at work and don't have 15 minutes to spare to read the whole article. Skimming over content is a much better experience when you
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by Grangar 10y ago
Site seems to be down.
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by Grangar 10y ago
I have seen it happen myself tuesday. Nothing was installed, it only happened while Spotify was open. It automatically opened a Chrome window, which redirected a couple of times to a shady ad. It is in fact real.
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by Grangar 10y ago
You can do anything at zombocam!
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by Grangar 10y ago
Does this also support shared folders for teams?
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by Grangar 10y ago
The thing is, every editor has its quirks and none are perfect. In the end you should just choose one that is Good Enough™ and stick with it. Bonus points if it's easily extendable so you can tweak it to your (later) needs in that rega
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by Grangar 10y ago
I don't want to come across as crass, but have you considered euthanasia? My father has lived through brain cancer for 9 years until he opted for that, before that he was waiting for something like a heavy cold to take him. Thing is, i
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by Grangar 10y ago
Why?
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by Grangar 10y ago
Wow, good one! I tried that and turned out my monitor was set really high. Let's hope this will be easier on my eyes.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Wait, aren't these public?
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by Grangar 10y ago
This will be on Show HN in 2 weeks, calling it now.
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by Grangar 10y ago
These terms and conditions are untransparent garbage. It's estimated that if a person was to read everything they agree too, they'd be busy 24/7.
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by Grangar 10y ago
If more people get bicycles that wouldn't happen. Case in point: the Netherlands.
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by Grangar 10y ago
They're implementing WebExtensions though, which is 99% compatible with FF! There's a solution coming in that regard :)
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by Grangar 10y ago
The second one could be interpreted as a smiling mouth. I think.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Maybe they already fixed it. Doesn't change for me in Safari 10 / Browserstack either.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Only in the US though.
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by Grangar 10y ago
The problem is that UX became a buzzword, and now unqualified graphics designers are 'practising' it. It's hard to find an actual UX designer, and as a UX designer it's hard to find an actual UX job (as opposed to a job
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by Grangar 10y ago
Buzzfeed seems to be looking to better themselves. I hope they continue publishing pieces like this.

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