Morizero

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by Morizero 4y ago
Totally agree with the tone & premise, but > At some point your IP range is bound to be banned, either by one asshole IP neighbor sending spam, *one of your users being pwned*, feels like a hint that > My current email server IP h
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by Morizero 4y ago
Discord is a popular one
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by Morizero 4y ago
"Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible" -Lord Kelvin, 1895
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by Morizero 4y ago
And yet, Nike's sales surged when they brought on Kaepernick > Despite Fox News and parts of the social mediasphere predicting the Swoosh’s downfall, the company claimed $163 million in earned media, a $6 billion brand value increas
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by Morizero 4y ago
This kind of remark is a reinforcement of the idea that "it's not ok to cry", rather than a cutesy way of saying that you're tearing up.
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by Morizero 4y ago
The cherry on top of this comedy is a researcher named Pie studying Pumpkin toadlets
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by Morizero 4y ago
I would argue that since Laura Foster doesn't have a Wikipedia page but her murderer Tom Dula does is evidence to the contrary.
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by Morizero 4y ago
MAMMA is my go-to
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by Morizero 4y ago
Kingdom Two Crowns
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by Morizero 5y ago
Here's a topical example that The Economist showed a few months back https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2021/10/11/russian-...
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by Morizero 5y ago
In some ways it reminds me of Twitter - the innovation was in restricting the content, not in adding more features.
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by Morizero 5y ago
I'm still using .compact for mobile browsing
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by Morizero 5y ago
> Perhaps this is the end result of valorizing difference. What a weird way to try to tie this to modern politics. You do realize that the movie "Sybil" had a similar effect (people copying a mental condition) in 1976 , predat
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by Morizero 5y ago
The author ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armin_Joseph_Deutsch ) spent some time working for Harvard (which has an MBTA subway station), including as a lecturer. The story features a Harvard professor whom both explains
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by Morizero 5y ago
Thread in question: https://www.reddit.com/r/boston/comments/p16h0z/this_fuckin_...
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by Morizero 5y ago
My favorite search highlights a good pub's influence on academia: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=%22muddy+charles%22
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by Morizero 6y ago
David's reddit account, for those interested in seeing more from the source: https://www.reddit.com/user/doranchak
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by Morizero 6y ago
Most times I've seen this question asked, I see a reference to "Spaceship You". So here's the obligatory link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=snAhsXyO3Ck
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by Morizero 6y ago
Brackets is released under the MIT license
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by Morizero 6y ago
Local area code plus Jenny's number has worked everywhere I've ever tried
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by Morizero 6y ago
I found it suspicious when I read the part about cutting the rope. Hard to imagine that being cost effective in such poverty.
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by Morizero 6y ago
They are geolocked for some features, however
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by Morizero 6y ago
The Doggerland portion of the North Sea has yielded prehistoric artifacts.
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by Morizero 6y ago
Here's where news about it was leaked over the weekend: https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchRedditDie/comments/hh1pjd/redd...
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by Morizero 7y ago
I even saw this video on /r/TheMakingOfGames/ last week
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by Morizero 7y ago
It's because the video is an ad for his book, "The Making of Prince of Persia".
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by Morizero 7y ago
Maybe using this technology posted here a few days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21525878
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by Morizero 7y ago
You're just strengthening my point - if I'm misunderstanding something, it's because Facebook has deliberately chosen to make it difficult to understand. That's further reinforced by the fact that they have an incentive
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by Morizero 7y ago
> a strong anti-facebook bias I can tell you from own experience that Facebook's dark patterns are incredibly frustrating at best, and at worst come off as malicious to the end-user. For example, I refuse to download the Facebook ap
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by Morizero 8y ago
> I don't think they realize they are part of the problem. It's like the old adage: You're not stuck in traffic, you are the traffic.

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