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by InvisibleUp 4y ago
There's also VIZ Media, the manga publishing company, to confuse things even further.
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
It's worth noting that both of those examples were from the opinion section. Those aren't intended or required to be objective truth. And even then, they're just commenting on what Congress's position was at the time.
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
Here is another excellent write-up on the struggle that ADHD can be: https://gekk.info/articles/adhd.html
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
While the analogies in these articles are great, from personal experience, the second article's tips on how to beat procrastination are abysmal. Yes, breaking large steps into small chunks is good advice, but your goal should not be to
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
Portland, OR has them on billboards and the radio. I'm assuming they're everywhere at this point.
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
I have found that left-leaning techies (or at least the ones I've run into) seem much more interested in federated options such as Mastodon or the IndieWeb; distributing the costs of web app infrastructure into something local and negl
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Comparison of 1970s MIT “Limits to growth” with present day projections and data(debunkingdoomsday.quora.com)
9 points by InvisibleUp 5y ago|0 comments
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
They're referring to https://www.engadget.com/2017-12-16-firefox-mr-robot-extensi... , an event that occurred 5 years ago, was immediately rolled back after launch, and hasn't happened again.
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
The thing is, this was tried already with VRML in the 90s. And that totally flopped, because as it turns out, people would rather not deal with the clunkiness of excess skeuomorphism when they can instead just type in a text box or click on
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
A lot of solarpunk art and such is about the exact opposite: reducing dependence on cars and fossil fuels and building local, sustainable communities. You're not ever going to see a strip mall or a bedroom neighborhood in a solarpunk u
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by InvisibleUp 5y ago
A lot of these sign languages were developed before the Internet or any easy mass communication via video. Each region developed their own language, and at this point it's so ingrained into local cultures that trying to get every sign
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From My to Me(interfacecritique.net)
2 points by InvisibleUp 6y ago|0 comments
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Another alternative would be to invest much more in rail-based transportation methods, because iirc they don't need salting. Also, they'd avoid the issue of needing to educate every driver on how to avoid slipping and sliding in t
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
> Why bother when there is no money involved Because you want to make something useful and helpful for the world? Personal satisfaction? Passion? Necessity? Granted, those are no arguments to work for free in a world where operating a bu
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Arguably, if external (not comment-based) documentation is important, it would make sense to hire a technical writer whose sole job is to ask questions about the codebase and maintain proper documentation.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
https://i.reddit.com is the old mobile layout, and it still works fine for basic browsing and commenting.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Try https://old.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/crqx8r/the_s... FYI, an archived post on Reddit means that it's older than 6 months and can't be commented on.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Something I'm surprised wasn't brought up is the demand for recordable tapes. There's quite an active collector's scene for tapes that might contain old TV airings, commercials, bumpers, etc. Often these end up archived
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
This MSDN article (which starts by recounting a day in 1995) backs your theory up: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/ms364048(...
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All Our Selves in One Basket – on centralization of social spaces(invisibleup.com)
24 points by InvisibleUp 6y ago|3 comments
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Another good article about dithering algorithms is https://www.freesion.com/article/3406137250/ . It goes through most of the matrix-based dithering algorithms, including the more obscure ones.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
I think a large part of this (in the USA, anyways) is due to how modern cities are structured. It used to be, 100 or 200 years ago, that your workplace, your home, and your usual hang-out place were all within reasonable walking distance of
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
As a personal anecdote, I'm a college student who started at community college, worked during the summers, and even worked during the semester at jobs paying over $15/hr. Despite all of that, despite rarely if ever spending any mo
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Here's two sites I like: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/collection/chrome https://mrdoob.neocities.org/
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Thank you for your corrections. I've updated the article.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Consumers can only choose from what options they're given, and if every option is leaded then that's what they'll buy. Also, if they're unaware of the negative effects of lead (or even unaware that their gasoline HAS lea
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
I don't, but my website has an RSS feed you can subscribe to.
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All Our Selves in One Basket – on centralization of social spaces(invisibleup.com)
5 points by InvisibleUp 6y ago|0 comments
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
There was a decent amount of buzz on Twitter today and yesterday at https://twitter.com/tomayac/status/1331728820622290944 , which is probably related.
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by InvisibleUp 6y ago
Almost every domain registrar nowadays offers (usually for free) WHOIS Guard, which throws a very imposing barrier between your contact info and any random person.

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