aeone

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by aeone 4y ago
> Unless physically striking someone, it is not possible to hurt someone's feelings. Feelings are important, no doubt, but feelings are entirely the responsibility of the feeler. I get where you’re coming from, and in most cases the
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by aeone 4y ago
I love Muse, and 2.0 is a huge gain for me. I only wish that the inking/writing/drawing experience was a bit better. When I use a real pen to write notes on real paper, my handwriting is pretty! That generates positive feelings fo
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by aeone 4y ago
> You might say I "deserve" my current place in life. Nothing has been handed to me, and I'm unusually smart and hard working. But I believe that I was born smart, and I've always had a compulsion to work hard. > I
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by aeone 5y ago
If we're talking about the same posts - would we call them clones? They seem like different games, with different rules. They may be inspired by the original game in some way, but they seem like creative offerings of their own merit,
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by aeone 5y ago
Without weighing in on the rest, I'd quickly note that the name of the post seems mostly to be a reference to an (unrelated) visual novel called "Analogue: A Hate Story".
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by aeone 5y ago
On the flip side, anecdotally, all the engineers I know carry at least some level of anti-billionaire sentiment, and in my observable circles the defenders of ultra-richness are typically those whose understanding of the world doesn't
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by aeone 5y ago
That seems somewhat overly general and pessimistic. Some of us develop strong support relationships with our colleagues on our teams, which results in conversations and activities that happen well outside of work hours or premises, and last
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by aeone 6y ago
I enjoyed the trial of the service, but couldn't bring myself to subscribe. It's irrational, but knowing that I just wasn't in the "right place at the right time" to get a widely-available good deal on a lifetime pl
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by aeone 8y ago
FWIW the Nest product in question is the home security/alarm system Nest Secure, rather than the Nest Thermostat.
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by aeone 9y ago
Replying to someone doesn't necessarily mean disagreeing with them.
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by aeone 11y ago
Have you tried Scratch ( https://scratch.mit.edu/ )? It sounds similar to what you're describing. If you have any ideas on a better way to do this, maybe you should build it - there's a lot of interest in "acce
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Adobe Lightroom 6 released with HDR, panorama, and facial recognition tools(dpreview.com)
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by aeone 12y ago
I find it difficult to answer the question without some idea of what the "better experience" might be. Tabs are the best idea anyone's offered me so far, and I have no better idea off the top of my head, so I'm happy to
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by aeone 13y ago
While I do agree with your sentiment that some are being too quick to dismiss the idea without trying it, I'd like to add that this feature (or one very much like it) has actually been available in Labs for a while, so it's possible that so
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by aeone 13y ago
If you're saying what I think you're saying, I think you've misunderstood: if this feature is like their current Labs offering, the "Promotions" label is applied to your incoming mail that is best classified as a "Promotion", such as any pr