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by Nition 5y ago
Turns out you can do what the top comment by chhickman is doing without any addon as well. Follow my steps above in "Edit 2", and add this to your CSS file: @-moz-document domain(news.ycombinator.com) { a:link {
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by Nition 5y ago
Sorry, yeah, so you meant it'd be nice to have a feature/add-on that overrides the link colouring to be the same on every site. Absolutely. We had that once, in those distant days before CSS... ---- Edit: This works on Firefox: -
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by Nition 5y ago
It is standard everywhere unless a site explicitly overrides it. For example, do a Google search and click one of the links. Now do the same search again. The link you followed last time is now purple instead of blue. On Hacker News the lin
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by Nition 5y ago
This is currently the only reply that's downvoted below zero, but this is also the only reply that matches the definition of the phrase as I understood it.
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by Nition 5y ago
I semi-seriously wonder if they did it because Apple finally decided to increment their number to Mac OS 11. I also wonder if Apple went to 11 because Microsoft got to 10.
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by Nition 5y ago
Not the OP, but I'd guess just by walking past and opening the mailbox.
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by Nition 5y ago
I realise this isn't a very helpful comment in itself, but I hope Hacker News comments don't go the way Reddit comments have, where they routinely post and upvote content that's already in the linked article (usually because
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by Nition 5y ago
The only time I ever notice it is if I'm riding up really close to a curb or something and it feels like it's somehow pulling me in, like there's no way to steer away from it. Intuitively it feels weird, but logically it make
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by Nition 5y ago
You've misunderstood somewhere. The audience was cheering his rant, and he chides them for it. His message was to not think like the way he was in his rant.
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by Nition 5y ago
This may have changed in the last few years, but another thing I really liked back when I ran Sailfish, was how even the third-party apps would use the standard UI assets and look/function exactly like native apps. That and the fact th
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by Nition 5y ago
> in carbonated drinks Wouldn't that just put it back in the atmosphere though? I suppose it's better than using CO2 from some other source, but still.
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by Nition 5y ago
Put each misspelling on top of a round hole and see if it falls in.
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by Nition 5y ago
I, too, can make a slide with a concept for a functional humanoid robot on it.
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by Nition 5y ago
The list of foods in the article sounds fine for modern tastes (apart from the snails maybe). I'm sure it would have been prepared very differently, but that never stopped us calling things "Chinese food" etc in the west.
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by Nition 5y ago
You might be looking for a kind of deliberate planned game design that just isn't really there in Minecraft. The world is destructible so why not have a block to blow it up? TNT takes gunpowder to create because why wouldn't it? G
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by Nition 5y ago
I love the writing style in this essay. It reminded me of George Carlin's "modern man" monologue[1]. [1] https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/25390-i-m-a-modern-man-a-ma...
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by Nition 5y ago
And look at that, it's got a hinge on it, so it can't fall in. And it can't be stolen or misplaced.
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by Nition 5y ago
And yet if they ask you for an answer to a quirky question like "why are manhole covers round?", they expect a clever answer like "they can't fall in", rather than a pedestrian answer like "well, probably they
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by Nition 5y ago
You could also plug it in via USB if you needed to transfer data another way.
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by Nition 5y ago
What I was trying to say is the baby is growing faster. If you stay at average weight throughout your life, like you're tracking along the 50% line on the growth chart, then your fastest weight gain is in your first year. On average th
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by Nition 5y ago
Yeah, good point. Of course most of the big things you know about got ruined, because the ones that didn't get too popular, you don't know about.
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by Nition 5y ago
Say you set up this vending machine today. More and more people quickly find out about it. Eventually a few people are waiting for it to be restocked so they can quickly buy all the rare cans and sell them on eBay, so it's empty most o
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by Nition 5y ago
I'm going by average weight gain from normal growth. But let's look at height instead then. Average height at age 12: 59". At age 13: 62". 3" of growth. At birth: 19". At one year: 29". 11" of growth.
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by Nition 5y ago
It's not though, that's my point. Even in absolute terms, weight gain from growth in the first year is still more than any other time in the average person's life.
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by Nition 5y ago
> Instead, the mother delivers and the neonate’s growth rate slows relative to its fetal growth rate. Worth noting how massive the growth rate is I think: Even after birth, the baby gains weight faster than it ever will again in its li
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by Nition 5y ago
My game has sold 7,210 units and has 99 reviews as another data point. So 72 units per review.
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by Nition 5y ago
> Build a small personal project and put the code on GitHub. Accompany it with a README with a detailed description of the project and screenshots of it in action—almost no-one does this, it only takes a few hours extra and it massively
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by Nition 5y ago
Classic movie scenario. Hubble's down, and we need it now. No-one can solve the errors. Old guy walks in, worked on Hubble 30 years ago. "There's a backup module, with an override command to activate it, but it won't wor
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by Nition 5y ago
It'd certainly save pedantically trying to move the mouse one pixel to select 50 instead of 51.

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