audeyisaacs

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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
There's really no reason to be concerned about that. I'd be significantly more worried(ie: actually worried) about a mishap with that gumstick cell, which looks like it could be(edit: probably is) a lipo.
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
I'm not a doctor, but I would hazard a guess that a child with leukemia would not be prescribed tamoxifen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamoxifen
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOzrJjdZDRQ&list=UUeUXM6fLbf...
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
God I hate how people parrot that 10,000 hours rule. I doubt this study will do anything to stop those people though.
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
I don't think so, but I think if you could shift the wavelength of the red and green pixels(this would require altered manufacturing process I believe) you could make a colour blind friendly monitor.
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
I've never listened to Beats, so I can't say first hand. However, the general sentiment from the audiophile community is that they are not terrible headphones, but you can get much much better for your money. Especially if you wan
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
There's no information about how they work in OP's link, but the manufacturers site explains it(although I still found it a little difficult to grasp). Basically, they cut out some parts of the spectrum where the cones in a colour
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
OK, but my current build of Chromium also has the subdomain in black, leaving it susceptible to the trick described in the article. The main point is that there are ways of going about this without having to kill the URL bar.
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by audeyisaacs 12y ago
Firefox solves this rather elegantly by making the subdomain and the part after the domain light grey, with the actual root domain in black. The URL is intact, and the root domain stands out clearly.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
Pragmatically speaking I think you are right. I'm going to leave this post up though, because I hope some people will see it and reconsider their viewpoint.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
From what I can tell, he seems very clear that in Mozilla he wants to foster a open and friendly environment. As someone who is close to being a full on libertarian living in Australia, I am almost always working for someone who believes I
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
My understanding of bitcoin could be wrong here, but I'm pretty sure that would be physically impossible. I think you would need the private key to make the transaction, and only then would >51% of the miners be able to accept the t
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
That's not relevant to this article at all.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
If you're sitting down to have coffee with a friend, it's the difference between a camera watching over you from afar and having a camera essentially in the middle of the conversation. A pretty big difference if you ask me.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
Cryptolocker started using it as a payment method... (I'm not sure what the real reason is).
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
I wonder why they wouldn't just set up their own crowdfunding page for this project. Surely the effort would be worth $1,280,000.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
For more details: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/306313/python-is-operator...
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
Yes, but it's easier to find and scan the barcode than it is to find, parse, and input the timing manually.
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by audeyisaacs 13y ago
Down for me in Australia. Twitter confirms. https://twitter.com/search?q=facebook%20down Their "Sorry, something went wrong." page is copyright 2012. 01:18GMT - Seems to be loading every now and then. 01:25GMT - L
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by audeyisaacs 14y ago
Yes. http://www.facebook.com/help/304363929683337/
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by audeyisaacs 14y ago
Facebook has launched a new image chat service also called Poke. It confuses me too. "The Poke app for iPhone is a simple and fun way to say hello to your friends. You can send pokes, along with messages, photos and videos, to a friend or m
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by audeyisaacs 15y ago
I believe some phones with NFC hardware are already able to read 13.45Mhz ISO 14443 and MiFare cards. EDIT: beat by 2 minutes... http://www.nfc.cc/technology/nfc-tag-types
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by audeyisaacs 15y ago
While I would love this, there's no way I could convince more than one or two of my friends to do it :( >It works inside Facebook, with who's already your friend. It just works. Wording is a bit confusing there. How difficult is it goin
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by audeyisaacs 16y ago
What if they put buzz(or orkut) as the first 'sponsored' result?
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by audeyisaacs 16y ago
I'm pretty sure opera has had this for a while.
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by audeyisaacs 16y ago
>These machines or no more dangerous than microwaves, GSM telephones Not necessarily true. Some of these machines use x-rays, which are far more dangerous than WiFi(ISM Band 2.4GHz) and GSM(<2GHz). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ioni
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by audeyisaacs 16y ago
Awesome!
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by audeyisaacs 16y ago
I hope this means they're expanding to support more countries fully(number provisioning and sms). Especially Australia.