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andremendes
10y ago
> I'm just saying that it took a certain breed of person to do it What would be this "breed" of person you saying? Could you elaborate on this? I'm genuinely curious
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10y ago
> do not create a user account contains the string "user" on the computer. Is this sentence correct? Maybe a "that" is missing after "account", or shouldn't it be "containing" instead of "
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andremendes
10y ago
As the author of one of those jaded comments, I'm worried about this possibility now. I believe someone (healthy) close to him should take some care of him for a while. Regardless of his online identity.
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andremendes
10y ago
Source: http://www.drcraigwright.net/ Asides the conversation, the whole source code of this website is: <img src="homepage.jpg"> This man is really not caring. EDIT: site is updated now, with proper html+cs
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10y ago
Wow. It's hard to believe they were capable of fooling us this long. I mean, how can we rationalize after they saying they will keep our files and if we end business with them, good bye? This should be unacceptable, things like this ma
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andremendes
10y ago
I'd really use a Firefox version of this. Wondering how far am I from knowing how to port it myself.
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10y ago
>When you open a link that would normally be to desktop Twitter, this extension redirects you to the mobile web version and makes it wider.
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10y ago
Yes, it's happening, more than 1M accounts* created by brazilians today. [1]: https://twitter.com/telegram_br/status/727201106166689792
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10y ago
So frameworks matters because they define a set of development practices to get interoperability between project members, to allow different people (in terms of development practices) to do work together. Seems like it's mainly a matte
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10y ago
Asides the core debate, it makes browsing way slower than I'd expect for an extension of this kind.
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andremendes
10y ago
I have never thought of that. Very good argument. By choosing spaces over tabs, we open up ways for contributors push code.
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andremendes
11y ago
I have never heard of Quakerism before and found it to be very inspirational too! I also see similarity between Stallman and Kuipers and I think it's because they both are very coherent to their beliefs. They strongly hold personal val
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Who Should Get Foreign Aid?
(gatesnotes.com)
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11y ago
This is offtopic but as I do not have the time to investigate what this website tries to do, I must alert that it completely froze my system, twice. Had to actually do a physical reset.
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11y ago
That was the funniest april fools joke I've read since I've arrived at work today.
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11y ago
What I find also very interesting is that the headline of the article states it as it was workers fault, while I'm pretty sure it was a top-down order to hide. Owners/management doesn't seem to get the blame.
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andremendes
11y ago
Well, twitter staff was saying they'd last at least another ten years, would NPM?
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11y ago
>Apple themselves don't believe their own products will be worth using after 5 years I think you got the gist of this thread! It's not actually about the poor but about competing products lasting longer than their product plann
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andremendes
11y ago
My read of this article could be summarized as: Want fanciness without the stress? Don't go for corporate world nor start a startup.
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andremendes
11y ago
Could someone provide a link to a not paywalled version? Going through google didn't helped.
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11y ago
I've seen QR code being read when people access WhatsApp through it's web client. I haven't seen other successful use cases as such.
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andremendes
11y ago
A MMO tycoon/simulator, what a cool idea! I couldn't run the online version but it looks impressive (guess my setup is missing Unity Plugin).
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11y ago
I feel infuriated while reading that they named it Skynet. They are clearly the ones creating terror, that's so absurd! I can't believe that they do not have the understanding that this very act is what propagates wars and keep t
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11y ago
>I'm amazed that a whistleblower didn't come forward sooner. From the article: Carder said he's surprised to see such a hullabaloo now, because his team's findings were made public nearly a year and a half ago. "
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12y ago
11 days in 2013, while I was taking a Vipassana meditation course in São Paulo.
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12y ago
Good! This gives a much more comfortable visualization.
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12y ago
I liked, have only two criticisms: Content seems sparse, maybe due to line-height and/or font-size. I also get a "too much green" feeling in my eyes. The overall change was positive, imo.
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andremendes
12y ago
Good discussion, I believe the best option is to use semantic html5 tags together with Semantic UI css, which would be way more semantic than html5 tags + bootstrap css, for example.
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andremendes
12y ago
Kudos for launching it under CC3 license, I'll surely listen.
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12y ago
>Number five is the rule that’s being broken by an increasing percentage of the web without any custom scrolling at all: Every site with a sticky top bar breaks spacebar / pgdn scrolling by covering up the top few lines of text afte
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