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bballer
10y ago
Maybe of interest as well is this talk by Kristen Meghan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_P5KWSXZF4 Down vote me into oblivion but at least give these talks an opportunity before doing so.
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bballer
10y ago
Give this a listen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1eVTy0bBCg&t=115 Its a NASA scientist Dr. Douglas Rowland at the minimum admitting geo-engineering and that there are different types of "chemtrails" and tha
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bballer
10y ago
I like "ls -Fl --color"
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10y ago
You're correct that it was a bit of a pontification, but does it not seem like to much of a stretch to say that the more wealth you have the more options you have for entertainment? If you spend a majority of your time stuck at your ho
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bballer
10y ago
You can't deny that social welfare programs feed a self enforcing cycle of apathy in some segments of the population that contribute to the ability to remain lazy while still surviving. You are 100% correct that I should have phrased i
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bballer
10y ago
Very excellent point, obtaining an education is quite the time investment and humans are definitely more fertile in their early 20s than any other time. I actually had not taken this into consideration...
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bballer
10y ago
You both missed the most obvious answer as to why poor people generally have more children; poor people typically have more time on their hands and encounter boredom more frequently, thus they fill this time with intercourse. Couple this wi
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bballer
10y ago
Cool, I'm gonna give it a try. You are being a bit deceptive about the size though claiming 9 KB, your minified css file is 54.6 KB and your minified js file is 3.58 KB, for a grand total of 58.18 KB.
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bballer
10y ago
I agree, it would be nice to have the Unicode Consortium come out and address these issues.
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10y ago
Why have a standards body at all if it's just going to be up to the 3rd parties to determine what is going to be displayed then? Like I said before, they should be free to display each unicode item/object artistically how they see
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10y ago
Replied to comment in question, please read and respond.
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10y ago
I would operate on the condition that the standard denotes that items representing the unicode can be flavored/styled to the producers desires, but should not misrepresent the item/object being conveyed. A water gun != a pistol an
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10y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/us/cash-flowed-to-clinton-...
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10y ago
See the comment by teddyh: > The unicode code chart¹ actually says “PISTOL = handgun, > revolver”, and the reference glyph (with a larger version > on page 4) is pretty clearly a Beretta M9.² > ① http://www.unicode.or
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10y ago
> "your lunatic sociopath" should be > "your lunatic sociopaths" ftfw Your right though, we should let Apple control and dictate how language is used (since emoticons are now a part of modern day language) since th
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10y ago
Is there even logic behind this kinda of change? I just do not get it. It's easy to say that's just Apple shoving PC down their users throats, but what does a representation of a gun and PC have to do with each other? A gun is a r
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10y ago
I had found this as well, but it was marked as flagged and no solid conclusions were drawn from the comments. So I figured I would ask HN instead of trying to link out somewhere (there was no where to link to anyway). Probably should have i
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bballer
10y ago
Perfect, thank you! Let's hope that is truly the case.
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10y ago
The act of selecting one candidate for a job over another based on their ethnicity or gender instead of their qualifications and aptitude is literally the definition of racism/sexism. By doing so they are propagating the very thing the
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10y ago
Alright, I concede, there should be laws surrounding principles of basic privacy in which the use of opt-out features must be converted to opt-in and cannot be masked around dark pattern UIs, and any remote communication that includes perso
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bballer
10y ago
I agree, people are all to quick today to say, hey I don't like what that company is doing! Lets write laws to force them to change! It's like people forgot that the ultimate form of voting is with your dollars and patronage/
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10y ago
I second this, moment.js is amazing, if the creator is reading this a HUGE thank you!
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10y ago
The inverse only works when you are a public figure with greater power/sway than those who enforce rules, ToS, standards et cetera, or if you have an insider track with those who enforce the rules who can elevate you above them (the ru
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10y ago
> "I think there's a possibility that the arbitrary enforcement is partially because Twitter knows that if it were consistent in enforcing its own rules, so much of its population of users would disappear that it would be hobbl
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10y ago
Yeah he used the term "violence" as a drop in substitute for the term "troll". Not to dismiss that one can incite or promote violence via trolling, but they are not unanimously equivalent.
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10y ago
"surfs" -> "serfs" Nitpicking I know.
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bballer
10y ago
Easily solved with some margin and padding, heck maybe even a media query for the mobile users!
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bballer
10y ago
No. Doesn't appear to be an add-on problem. Firefox reports "Secure Connection Failed" and chrome reports "This site can’t be reached". Weird, just tested on Firefox for android (still connected to my local wifi) an
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bballer
10y ago
Lol, he is redirecting referral traffic from hacker news to an imgur picture of a testicle mocking hacker news users. Trolling level A+
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10y ago
> "Secure Connection Failed" Link is broken.
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