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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
What tool was used to create this graph? Does anyone know? I often find the need to create such a diagram. I am hoping the answer is not Photoshop.
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
Now its "Lean".
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
How about. Close your eyes. Find the peace within. Learn something you will be grateful for for the rest of your life. It takes practice and some discipline, like anything worth doing, but the rewards to your health, your mind and those
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
If you need to look at your computer to meditate you are doing it wrong. And if you are writings apps to encourage people to need to look at a computer with an internet connections t connect to your site you are not helping. Never though I
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
A lot of the discussion so far revolves around whether or not Theo can be abrasive. Who cares? I would rather have a non compromising, highly secure operating system available, with all the source code available for me to see (none of th
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
As an American and a Yogi I have to say America has to be the only country where "entrepreneurial" teachers of Yoga feel the right to patent Yoga. Exactly when Yoga started is a matter of debate but most will grant it a couple of
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
duckduckgo is an aggregate search engine. They do index certain crowdsourced sites but the rest of their results come from partnerships with other search engines from wiki " and from partnerships with other search engines like Yandex,
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
I cannot explain exactly why but something about this project rubs me the wrong way. So much time spent doing bureaucratic things, organizing, raising money. Have meetings, setup a board. Did the authors, the people who wrote the code, tha
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
There are several dead links and sql injection vulnerabilities on the company's website. I can appreciate that it takes time and tact to deal with all the clients something he is hopefully doing but not even doing some basic work on yo
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
I didn't actually know that GNU Herd was stable yet so that is actually cool I will install that later on (VM) We do have a lot of great Unix inspired operating systems and they are doing an amazing job. I count OS/X in that categ
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
That is very true. I do feel that the best phones out there today as far as sales maybe the iPhone and the Samsung S4? Will in 5 (?) 10 (?), be like the first iPod, big clunky and obsolete. And the huge phone makers of yesteryear: Nokia, B
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
I understand where the author is coming from but I disagree completely. Imagine trying to build a smartphone 15 years ago, that would be really hard. You need a decent screen you need a good cpu etc. All of that is off the shelf now. Anyo
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
If there is a reasonable need for content editors to be able to update content in web site allowing them to do so in a quick and easy manner is a good idea. Seeing this as easy, and building a custom application to handle it, will quickly b
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
Am I the only person left who enjoys having a nice comfy office, a nice beefy desktop, some books and a nice little sound system? Even some co-workers who you can bounce ideas off of. I find working for long periods on nothing but a laptop
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
What Google knew when, and how Google co operated with the NSA and other agencies is something we will probably never know. Or at least not for a long time. The first files that came out seemed to speak of direct access for the NSA into the
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by ThinkBeat 13y ago
Is it possible that the Guardian cannot afford to keep him on anymore? I would bet the English/US government has been leaning very heavily on the organization, legally, financially, intimidation, blackmail? It might have reached a tipp