Raphael

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   by Raphael 12y ago

   I only use landscape for videos. Portrait for text and apps looks good to me, although I haven't tried other screen sizes.
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   Yeah, the name of flash memory ruins the shorthand of "memory" meaning "volatile memory". As you point out, "storage" is still a good term for persistent memory.
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   When considering displays, it would be best to figure out the pixel density per angle of view, which depends on the expected distance between your eyes and the screen. So if a screen is 1800px wide and you position it such that it takes up
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   Most people keep their email open, and many have push notifications.
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   by Raphael 12y ago

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6. 156.▲
   by Raphael 12y ago

   When Netflix used Silverlight, which is for Windows. In Linux, to run Silverlight, you need to use Wine.
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   Of course, Facebook is supposedly one 50GB repo.
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   U.S. has it. State Unemployment Insurance http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/uifactsheet.asp
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   by Raphael 12y ago

   The API can be used to create a mobile friendly site, since the official one is not for some odd reason.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Did they redesign their protocol? I jumped on the TextSecure bandwagon. http://www.cryptofails.com/post/70546720222/telegrams-crypta...
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    CenturyLink— Formerly CenturyTel and Qwest, formerly US West.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    https://www.bighistoryproject.com/chapters/1
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    I'm sure any artist would be happy to sell you recordings of their concerts.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Philosophizing?
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    I see no clock at this time: http://worldclock.tofumatt.com/
16. 166.▲
    by Raphael 12y ago

    Darn those sexy investors.
17. 167.▲
    by Raphael 12y ago

    Sounds like an easy way to crush your fingers. I'll take the small spheres.
18. 168.▲
    by Raphael 12y ago

    But it's extra money. If you don't want to pay corporate taxes, spend the money on expanding the business, wages, or dividends.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    There were free mobile clients for email, Skype, Google Talk, AIM, Yahoo, ICQ, etc.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    It was always free for the first year and 99 cents per year thereafter. This is pretty clever, because they get the network effect of a free service, plus the door is open to add premium content or services.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    50% cutoff. As long as a property is half occupied, the tax is zero.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Linux virtual machine.
23. 173.▲
    by Raphael 12y ago

    The FDA tests products for purity. You just want to eliminate bans.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Remind me again how sending a credential in plain text by email is secure.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    An English equivalent might be Jamestown. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamestown
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Privacy Badger is an attempt at a single extension with default configuration. (It may even be possible to bundle with the browser.)
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    The best way to achieve this is with PubSubHubbub to avoid the delay of polling your feed or pages. (Not that it would necessarily stop.)
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    https://github.com/unconed/TermKit
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Ah, but they were essentially hired by the same algorithm. Had the algorithm not existed, they would have had to find another job.
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    by Raphael 12y ago

    Astronautics.