MRSallee

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by MRSallee 13y ago
I'll be honest, I've never been a newspaper guy, but do people really go through them front to back or just scan the front page and jump to the section (sports, movie show times, etc.) they're specifically interested in?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I think there are some UX issues with infinite scroll, and probably some cognitive benefit to giving users a predictable end to use of a product, but I don't think many people ever completed a newspaper every day. To me, a daily copy o
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Clarification: Pebble and Kindle do not use the same display technology. Kindle is e-ink. Pebble is e-paper.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Ashamed? No. Her actions are no reflection of my own character or behavior. I've never voted for her. Ashamed is not the right word.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
> Using a native rich application is always going to be superior to building a web app on top of a browser. Depends on how you define "superior." Word has a lot more features that Google Documents, but if I don't need them
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by MRSallee 13y ago
> Most recently for example, the price has gone from $260 per troy ounce in 2001, to peak at $1,921.15 in September 2011, before falling back to $1,230 currently. That is hardly the behaviour of a stable store of value. Is it gold, or th
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Based on the App Store screenshots, there's basically no Facebook branding. Just colors and a like button. Even the app icon doesn't say Facebook. Interesting.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Why is the author so sure this hasn't already happened? He gives the current (and past) administration a lot of benefit-of-the-doubt. "To be clear, I don't think it's happened yet." "Obama was probably as surpr
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Evidence?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
8:00:00 am alarm clock begins beeping 8:00:15 I actually begin waking up 8:00:45 I manage to get up and silence the dumb machine 8:10:00 alarm wakes me up again after initial snooze, ten minutes after I intended to be awake If the snooze we
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Via https://squareup.com/help/en-us/article/5144-square-cash-sec... > Square verifies each Square Cash email to authenticate that it comes from a legitimate sender. For added security, we send you a text c
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by MRSallee 13y ago
> Hmm...I wonder if there are any currencies which currently exist which fit the bill... I expected your next word to be "gold."
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Anyone that grew up going to public swimming pools, with other kids, knows the term. Not necessarily from first-hand experience, but at least from legend.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Not really. Libertarianism is typically based on the "Non-Aggression Principle," which is not exclusively applied to governments.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I do all my writing on iPad (<3 iA Writer).
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by MRSallee 13y ago
So it' only games that have to use Google's billing? Not the Amazon Kindle app? Or music distribution apps?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Check out micro 4/3 lenses, they're pretty small compared to typical SLR stuff and even other mirrorless systems. The Olympus 45mm f/1.8 is damn minuscule, yet renowned for image quality. The Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 is just
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by MRSallee 13y ago
What controls that aren't offered on top mirrorless cameras?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
They're pretty well-supported now, I did my blog's entire CSS in vw units. The only major browser that apparently doesn't support vw is Android stock browser (Chrome on Android does support it). Even my PS Vita browser suppor
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I honestly doubt the higher cost projections would change the vote -- when talking about that much money, most voters -- myself included -- can't really discern the impact of the difference between $10 billion and $70 billion. The only
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Even assuming the analytics are correct, what is the value in driving down bounce rate? Lower bounce rate doesn't inherently mean more revenue. I can, of course, use my imagination. But I am more interested in reading why a lower bounc
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Yeah, the "pathological infatuation with firearms" bit struck me as out of place among the other issues. I don't own guns, but I'm not afraid of people that do.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I've been using G+ more frequently since the upgrades introduced at IO. It is a better product now, and the photo sharing is quite good (at least compared to Facebook and Twitter). It is still a UX nightmare, however, and I imagine hat
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by MRSallee 13y ago
FWIW, 200 HP is not a lot and is, as far as I can tell, Mercedes' least powerful engine (201 HP 4-cylinder). In a 3,500 lb. car, it will not be especially fast. (I used to have a 3,500 lb. coupe, a Pontiac GTO. Now that was fast. It ha
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Remember when radio host Michael Savage was banned from the UK? I get the feeling it's not hard to get banned from the country.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Interesting connection. I'd say these charts alone aren't enough to solidify that causation, but it sounds plausible and I'd love more info to back it up.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
We've been worse than modern Canada and China since at least the 1930s. Wild.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I love what Musk does, but this is another case where he does not get journalism. "I'm not going to make an argument because I already believe it to be true." That is pretty childish. Frankly, I believe Tesla will accomplish
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by MRSallee 13y ago
The whole time they're talking about a car that does 200 miles on a charge. The cheaper Model S does not do this. Personally, I don't think a 200-mile range is necessary. I'd rather have a 100-mile range and be able to rechar
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by MRSallee 13y ago
You want to pay for One Direction and Taylor Swift by force of law?

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