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antidoh
14y ago
You can also get at the menubar through the keyboard: alt-T W v which looks a little unwieldy, except you don't have to move from the home keys, and I find it much easier to type than hands up, look for fn, left middle to shift and left ind
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antidoh
14y ago
No third party required. Avoid things like "Dearest Receiver, please view the transfer and customs documents at scam.ly/DEADBEEF to assist in transferring 3 gold bars from my late cousin's vault."
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antidoh
14y ago
This seems like it could lead to (among other things) a non-third party scheme for link shortening.
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antidoh
14y ago
"What every pilot should know" might be a better analogy. Pilots are more directly responsible for keeping their vehicle within safe conditions, and to do that they need to know more about their vehicles than car drivers. Programmers affect
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antidoh
14y ago
It isn't necessarily a worry, just a choice.
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antidoh
14y ago
Why not just use your email as the "me" part of the service?
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antidoh
14y ago
Link shortening needs to be a standard scheme implemented in the browser, so you don't have to ask anyone "where does this link go?"
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antidoh
14y ago
If the accusations are automated, can't the disputes also be automated?
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14y ago
"It might actually cause a political uprising." And the guns for the revolution would be sold, used, at garage sales.
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14y ago
Actually the economy already gets a nice boost from people buying stuff again, the same stuff. Lots of people buy used cars, that either wouldn't buy a car at all or would go more years between cars. Money doesn't do anyone any good at all
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antidoh
14y ago
He's ignorant and innumerate. Trifecta!
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14y ago
Ha ha ha ha We have nukes, and short of that we'll suck our allies into any conflict we can. So unfortunately, our worthless politicians can affect your life too. Had your balls grabbed at an airport recently?
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antidoh
14y ago
It's been years since I tried gentoo (and eventually decided it wasn't for me), so I had to look up USE flags. Great idea. I've never run Arch, my impressions are from what I've read. Coincidentally it was the python3 thing that helped me d
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14y ago
> It's probably difficult to recruit teenage goths and turn them into good narcs. "I Was A Teenage Narc" https://rottenindenmark.wordpress.com/2012/08/10/i-was-a-tee...
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14y ago
I think this is the recorded media industry using the scourge of fake drugs to rally the roused rabble behind the American occupation of New Zealand and New York.
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14y ago
I see Arch as a kindler, gentler gentoo. So maybe not bleeding edge, but definitely an edge. You should only be there if you know why you want to be there.
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14y ago
The mission's web site: http://www.redbullstratos.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Baumgartner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Kittinger
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antidoh
14y ago
They bought Motorola for their patents. Patents are strategic, employees and devices are tactical.
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14y ago
sure
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antidoh
14y ago
printf, you have to know ahead of time whether you're going to be printing a string or a number. In python you just print
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antidoh
14y ago
And the flip side of that, you can code much more according to interface and be less concerned with the specific type of bits in a variable.
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14y ago
"I love this question because it washes out every idiot who learned how to use the Rails or Django ORM and now thinks they’re some wizard at SQL." Because it eliminates many people of a certain early skill/experience level. Which is fine bu
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14y ago
"Also, HN seems to make it hard for people with these impairments to read downvoted comments :P, though they do that to everyone. There should be an option to re-darken a downvoted comment temporarily." As I mentioned in another response he
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14y ago
Firefox makes the binary choice straightforward: accept the site's styling, or use no styling: "View/Page Style/No Style". I find myself going to no style much more frequently these days, as cool UIs become fashionable but are still hard to
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14y ago
Please say more about that. I'm trying to think how a blind user could effectively use a visual design program or its output. Do you output text representation of diagrams? Does a blind user put the product to some use and purpose that's di
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14y ago
It would have been nice to have seen OpenID succeed into no-brainer non-geek use. As it is, it's like an artisan pencil that's really useful and no one's heard of, made of renewable bamboo pulp and non-toxic "lead" that can be erased with t
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14y ago
http://rand-mh.sourceforge.net/book/ Jerry Peek's MH book, free to read. How-to times ten.
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14y ago
I do the same, run dovecot, for essentially the same reasons. It's not Rube Goldberg, it's separation of concerns: dovecot/imap for message serving and storage, and $CLIENT for mail access and processing. Every so often I get pissed off at
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14y ago
Thanks for that. I am assuming too much in favor of the public interest at the expense of authors. However, today's debate does acknowledge that there was and is a public interest in dissemination, which helps to support copyright law. htt
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14y ago
What incentive does a blog author have to produce excellent work? Ego, satisfaction, reputation, altruism ... Many others, and we have an incredibly diverse, informative and entertaining collection of work today, much of it distributed for
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