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Trufa
14y ago
Google cache copy: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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14y ago
Exactly my feeling, I remember a reddit post for a pen that showed a woman not being able to sharpen a pencil in a very clumsy manner just like this one.
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14y ago
But an absolutely unfair demo of the traditional condom, it's just ridiculous, you can have trouble sometimes but the comparison is just wrong. Don't get me wrong I love the idea.
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14y ago
Seriously. Is he saying that a product failing is the fault of customers? That's simply ridiculous. No matter how you put it, one way or another it is ALWAYS you fault, I don't even know what it might be the problem, but it's your fault.
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14y ago
Seriously, I can understand that losing a service like google reader might be very impractical or disappointing but the amount of melodrama that is being shed is amazing, and to be quite frank some people are being quite whiny and entitled.
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14y ago
I don't see what's bad about it, well except for the bug itself. Computer software is bound to have bugs, and if you ask me. a company that discloses those bugs, thoroughly explains the cause, addresses how to avoid them the future and apol
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14y ago
Awesome thanks!
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I remembered the comic but but I hadn't seen the actual game, hell tetris that is, he was right, it is hell. http://www.swfme.com/view/1046212
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14y ago
Nobody really depended on Wave yet, it was pulled off very early, so not a fair comparison. > honest(y) transparency I think they are being very transparent about it, gave the users plenty of time to migrate to another service, being ve
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Unfair analogy, you could easily modify it to this: You walk out your office because you were fired , your boss calls you at night because it was a mistake, you go back to work in the morning. I'm not saying I disagree with your point. I
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14y ago
I agree there is a rush but most times is from the media, not only from the actual gatherers of information (not in this case apparently). I remember when CERN published the experiment that they measured neutrinos(?) that seem to travel fas
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Why is the most up-voted comment here is one that suggests cheating?
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They worry because they want G+ etc to be your real identity much like facebook. I had a nickname in Facebook, they found out and they put my name and I can't change it back. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, there are some very valid arg
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14y ago
Found this here: http://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/196vkm/
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Google Chrome to display audio indicators in each tab
(plus.google.com)
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14y ago
But it's awfully cool when you see it going up or down :)
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14y ago
I think it's smart, so the good question float top.
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This is my first published extension. I'm sure there might be some issues which I'll be glad to fix. This is the github page: http://trufa.github.com/Remember-Last-Read-Tweet/ And this is here is the source: https://github.com/trufa/Reme
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Show HN: Chrome Extension saves the last Tweet you read to easily find it later.
(chrome.google.com)
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As an anecdote, when I wanted to learn how to code, I read through several articles in the Internet, I unfortunately believed one I found that said that everyone should learn to code first in C++ (or C) since then you could learn from the s
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Brilliant! I was just asking about that! http://travel.stackexchange.com/q/11620/ I hope you have plans for implementing it in Europe sometime!
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The main reason I don't use is because I don't want to lose my files if it gets seized again that's a pity because it looks and feels great!
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That site is trying to murder my eyes! Go here http://www.readability.com/articles/zcqkmihi and switch to Readability view!
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It seems to be lowered to 0? http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/risk/a99942.html
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You seemed to know that I'm from south america, creepy ;) (I'm from Uruguay). I'm going to be living in Austria for the next 6 months so I will have no shortage of mountains there!
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Thanks!
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I'm sorry, I don't know what @state-warning-text is, googling it only seems to point to this article, could somebody explain please? thanks!
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I couldn't find it because I couldn't comprehend the sheer size. I came to the the realization that HUMANS ARE TINY, no really, we're insignificant. Thanks for the pointers, never would have found them.
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What I really don't understand about this argument, is if hard to regulate guns/drugs or anything illegal, it seems completely impossible to actually stop a bullet black market! If you could get your hands on 20 bullets (a really tiny amoun
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14y ago
What id don't understand is, wouldn't this be only half more correct? I'm not really sure if my question makes sense.
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