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   Will the Alamo Drafthouse L.A. be the last stand for movie theaters?(latimes.com)

   2 points by anderber 7y ago|1 comments
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   by anderber 7y ago

   Just my small opinion, but Mr. Robot is head and shoulders above Halt and Catch Fire. Although, I love the opening credits for Halt.
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   by anderber 7y ago

   > However, do you know why two flight enthusiasts from Dayton, Ohio succeeded? This just makes me think that Alberto Santos-Dumont also "invented" heavier-than-air flight, only 3 years later and it was better. Wouldn't we
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   by anderber 7y ago

   Seems like most of their 4K selection are titles from Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/s?k=uhd&i=instant-video
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   by anderber 7y ago

   That sounds amazing, and I'm jealous. The closest Alamo Drafthouse to me (Twin Cities) has one of their new Big Show screens which I'm dying to see: https://drafthouse.com/twin-cities/the-big-show
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   by anderber 7y ago

   Just to add to the comments above you, all of the Alamo Drafthouses I've been to have been the best screen and audio I've been to. I've frequented chains and independent theaters. But I should point out that I don't live
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   by anderber 7y ago

   I never go to the movie theater except for when I'm in a town that has an Alamo Drafthouse( https://drafthouse.com/ ). The experience of good food, drinks and great curated movies is awesome. It's not just going to
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   by anderber 7y ago

   This will make a big difference for getting new users off of other platforms, I think.
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   by anderber 7y ago

   Ever since I first heard of Beaker ( https://beakerbrowser.com/ ) I fell in love with their idea and concept. They've made making web apps/sites really fun and easy. They are on Open Collective if you'd like to
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    by anderber 7y ago

    Supposedly Brave wants to add it: https://www.reddit.com/r/brave_browser/comments/949kac/when_...
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    by anderber 7y ago

    Unfortunately you need to run a DAT gateway on your local machine for the add-on to work.
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    Ark Deployer – Create your own custom blockchain in minutes(deployer.ark.io)

    1 points by anderber 7y ago|0 comments
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    by anderber 7y ago

    Downloaded and tried it out, really nice. I think I'll use it as my default terminal to test it out some more.
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    by anderber 7y ago

    You're right about that being a plot for True Detective. Although the city of Vinci plot is very much based on the real Vernon, the high speed rail plot not so much (at least from what I understand): https://www.laweekly.com
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    by anderber 7y ago

    Oh dang, doesn't look like it's available in the US. It looks really good. I remember hearing about this part of history from this short doc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiy3b5HkUVw
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    by anderber 7y ago

    I was meaning more like a native-speed like browser app, specifically using Web Assembly: https://www.figma.com/blog/webassembly-cut-figmas-load-time-...
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    by anderber 7y ago

    I meant using Web Assembly, not just web technologies: https://www.figma.com/blog/webassembly-cut-figmas-load-time-...
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    by anderber 7y ago

    I mean, there's plenty of good non-electron editors out there. Sublime is still the best AFAIC, and actively developed.
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    by anderber 7y ago

    100% agree, I would to see a Figma for code.
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    by anderber 8y ago

    Looks like it's only available to rent, as far as streaming is concerned: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/the-great-buster-a-celebr...
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    by anderber 8y ago

    I hope that the Criterion Channel will pick up where Filmstruck left off with Varda's filmography ( https://www.criterionchannel.com/ ). MUBI is also currently running a restrospective ( https://mubi.com/s
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    by anderber 8y ago

    I love her films because they are so different and distinct. She seemed to always be true to herself and her vision.
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    by anderber 8y ago

    If you need to carry a laptop I highly recommend this one: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MTQT1NB/ref=oh_aui_se...
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    by anderber 8y ago

    I wish I could verbalize why I like her photos so much. Perhaps it's the nostalgia they bring, but honestly it's much more. She had an eye for capturing something interesting among the mundane. The photo of the guy in the yellow s
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    by anderber 8y ago

    This is why I really like what Beaker Browser is doing. It feels like when I first discovered the Internet in the 90's. I highly recommend you check it out, if you're into decentralized and easy to use web: https://beak
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    by anderber 8y ago

    This is part of the reason I enjoy Beaker Browser so much. It makes the web fun like it used to be. You can easily make a site and publish it instantly. And you can just use a markdown file to render the page! https://beakerbrows
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    by anderber 8y ago

    Googling "PWA" answers your question right away.
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    by anderber 8y ago

    Perhaps something like LegalZoom: https://www.legalzoom.com/
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    by anderber 8y ago

    I'm not sure how common it is. But if someone does have open-source code that you can review and they'd like to showcase, why not do that? I guess that's all I was trying to imply.
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    by anderber 8y ago

    Sorry for the misunderstanding. I didn't mean that everyone should have side projects. But if you do, why not judge some of it based on that? And if you don't have open-source code to show, then some kind of test seems appropriate