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The best way to write, collaborate on, and talk about a text.(editorially.com)
7 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|1 comments
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I think we just got a lot more monkeys(glassandwires.com)
2 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|0 comments
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I completely agree with you, and think it's awesome that you're able to. It's just important to remember that traditional hunting is not where most food comes from, nor could it be.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Shouldn't you visit a factory then? Food hardly comes from something so graceful as the forest.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I'm not sure pepper spray gets to the heart of the issue. We're talking about something much more ingrained in the culture than simple predators lurking in some alley, no? Do you have any idea what could happen to a woman that pepper sprays
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I obviously don't know this woman and can't speak to the truth of anything she wrote, but the citations in this post don't really seem like the poster has uncovered anything but the fact that, like all people dealing with really tough situa
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Obviously edited b/c of the distinct scene cut between the candidate selection that takes up the first half of the video, and the cast vote button which takes up the second half. All the commenter was saying was that whoever shot the video
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I'll give you obviously edited, but why so sure about the other two?
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Responsive Web Design?
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
And HN broke this article
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Sweaterdresses.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
This is a great example of using marketing to reach the front page of HN, not an example of a great service. The service is little more than fresh paint (and a monthly fee) on an old business model that's been proven time and again not to
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MailChimp's 2-factor authentication: Am I Missing Something?(glassandwires.com)
1 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|0 comments
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The Things they Replaced(glassandwires.com)
2 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|1 comments
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I agree with all the dissent posted here. And also, doesn't Twitter's extreme attention on embedded tweets lately underscore how little they care about screenshots? Not to mention the fact that while they have, as the post suggests, resorte
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Focus on what matters to users most, or they'll do it for you.(binaryorganic.com)
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:J2Nfrde...
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
This is spam. First step is a referral link to linode.com.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
"which Apple invented completely on their own." priceless.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
How does this differ from Readability or Instapaper stripping advertisements away and serving users pure content in their respective interfaces? I'm not sure what they're doing is illegal.
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The problems with standalone mobile websites... for clients(binaryorganic.com)
1 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|0 comments
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UI Stencils(uistencils.com)
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I love my apple TV, but hate that it doesn't have a 3.5mm audio jack.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I can't stress enough the truth in what he says about ongoing maintenance costs being higher when launching a site with separate codebases for different screen sizes. This is really what sells responsive sites in my opinion: Focus. Have two
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
This won't be a win for customers until they can (1) set their preferred browser and (2) work out the security implications of letting apps use Nitro.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Disagree. Craig Newmark has said that he's scared to make drastic changes to the UX specifically because he doesn't know what magic recipe keeps people coming back. Do I like the CL layout? Nope. Does that mean other people should steal th
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Updated: Update: We’ve received word that the new API Terms of Use aren’t as sinister as on first glance. From VentureBeat: We are not prohibiting sites from showing competing services, however we do not want anyone to use Netflix content s
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
The definition of "deserve" stops to matter so much when enough people get involved. I'm not saying this particular story has any sort of groundswell of protest behind it, but if it did legal definitions wouldn't matter much at all. An obvi
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
"it is Netflix's data as they are the people who spent the money to collect it." can easily be turned around to say "it is the customer's data as they are the people who spent the money to produce it." Legally, sure... all of you guys are s
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
If it's the Courier (it won't be), I'll buy one. Otherwise, methinks I'll stick to my iPad.

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