MemorableZebra

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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
It's also worth noting that the difference in lighting can be explained by the bamboo. The guy in the blue is getting direct sunlight from the right of the frame, but McAfee is, in part, shielded from it because of the plant. It probably is
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
Based on what people are saying here, I think there are a lot of different styles. For instance I have a friend who frantically selects and reselects small portions of the text the whole time. I on the other hand just highlight a line and h
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
Is there any experimental evidence to back this up? I don't personally find switching black and white to give me any reading advantage.
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
What's interesting to note is that Sweden doesn't extradite for political crimes. So, legally, there's nothing that Assange has to worry about. Honestly, the more I looked at it the more I started to wonder if he was just being paranoid.
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
I think part of the problem is that many of them just get more headlines as a result of their weirdness. There are plenty of people fighting these fights without being insane, Schneier for one. http://www.schneier.com/ You just don't hear
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
You'd be surprised how far and deep the problem goes. I would also argue that it's not just limited to software patents in particular, but it's become common practice for many companies to create patents for anything they can imagine. This
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by MemorableZebra 14y ago
I'm surprised no one found this condemnation of a society "constantly getting louder with this new internet generation" to be oddly similar to the idea that "each successive generation is getting more and more immoral" -- an idea that I wou