bitsoda

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by bitsoda 13y ago
This works, but it resets back to the 'no unread items' view if I reload the page.
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by bitsoda 13y ago
It's being wonky on my end, as well. I had participated in their surveys months ago, which should have afforded me access by now, but still no email. I also signed up manually, and still nothing. I guess there are kinks in the invite s
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by bitsoda 13y ago
They mentioned that Digg Reader will be a freemium product, so there's at least some kind of revenue model that should be able to sustain it, for a few years anyways.
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by bitsoda 13y ago
Oh no, a company is building out a network of Internet-connected balloons, but I might have to look at some text advertising links. The horror. You see ads everywhere, t-shirts, bus stops, billboards, your friends/family, etc. It'
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by bitsoda 13y ago
I think Google Glass started out as a Google[x] project as well. I'd love to be a fly on the wall in their division.
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by bitsoda 13y ago
He seems to have an issue with using any device -- borrowed or owned -- if it features non free software, like most phones have today.
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by bitsoda 13y ago
How does he reconcile using somebody else's cell phone to make a call if he's not willing to use one himself?
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by bitsoda 13y ago
Relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5551069
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by bitsoda 14y ago
You've been missing out on the best OS Microsoft has released IMO.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
"Don't wait until you feel like doing something" That's the one sentence solution described by Oliver Burkeman that has remained in my Pinboard. http://www.oliverburkeman.com/blog/posts/the-one-sentence-so... This article describes procra
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Why ATP and Neutral aren’t on 5by5(marco.org)
1 points by bitsoda 14y ago|0 comments
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Because the term "unprocessed" carries its own ambiguities. Is cooking a steak a form of processing? I would say so. What about the mashing of potatoes? Ultimately, processed and clean are largely subjective.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Thanks so much for sharing this; it's a complete upgrade to the classic experience in nearly every way.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Polygon has a great editorial staff. I just wish their site had more information density. As it stands, I can only view three news entries without having to scroll down on my laptop's 13.3" monitor. I wish they had a more dense viewing layo
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Besides being too expensive for something in which you can't do real work (yes, I know, you can SSH into a hosted box, but why would I pay $1300 and $X.XX for hosting, to essentially use this new machine as a dumb terminal), what's the poin
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Paperback books are generally lighter and more grippy. You can also plant your thumb right in the middle of the spine for a balanced feel. Most tablets can't be held this way since their bezel is too thin to be held by only a thumb. Sure, y
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by bitsoda 14y ago
I'll have a look at the videos once I get home. (Stuffy corporate stooge job)
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by bitsoda 14y ago
I still don't understand the tablet form factor. I concluded that it's not for me some time ago, but am waiting for the general population to come around to one glaring flaw: you have to hold it. For me, it doesn't matter how light a tablet
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by bitsoda 14y ago
*77 million for the PS3
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by bitsoda 14y ago
It'll always be Joe Robbie Stadium to me.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
I think this is what they're leaning toward with their next iteration of Windows in Windows 9/Windows Blue or whatever they're going to call it. Desktop operating systems have become a commodity, but Microsoft still prices theirs like it's
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Who is this device for? It's a poor tablet due to its lackluster touch eco system, battery life, size, and weight. And it's a mediocre laptop that can't stay upright on an actual person's lap, and has a relatively small display for a comput
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Dropbox is really handy for backing up your game saves when they don't support Steam Cloud, or if you don't use Steam at all.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
I just noticed something: Mega's cloud loading image seems to be a slightly altered rip of this image from Stripe's website, just animated. Mega [ http://i.imgur.com/PH90lZ3.png ] Stripe [ https://stripe.com/img/frontpage/api-cloud.png ]
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by bitsoda 14y ago
At the time of this writing there are 719 ratings for this single on iTunes. This isn't scientific, but I'd say the song is doing well. Ultimately, this whole Glee fiasco will undeniably end as a net positive for JoCo.
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Once you click through to the actual Gum Road page, you reach a secure site. https://gumroad.com/l/uyqN
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by bitsoda 14y ago
An interconnect protocol-sized PC?
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by bitsoda 14y ago
Here's a video on writing I got a lot out of. It also touches on opening sentences. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLi7gXZ5aEc
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by bitsoda 14y ago
I have the same question. The ubiquity of these Ruby/Rails bootcamps make Python/Django feel like some archaic language and framework when that is hardly the case. What gives?
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by bitsoda 14y ago
It's not a bad approach, but I wonder if the talks oriented toward novices who may be new to Python/Django or programming in general are willing to sign up for a GitHub account (or even know what it is) to vote. Maybe this should be taken i

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