bluetwo

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by bluetwo 9y ago
Citizens of the United States have rights when they engage in consumer behavior. Yes, you have to expect anything you do on the web can get leaked, but that's not what this is about. This is about buying a cheap alarm clock and finding
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It's how society monitors things it cares about.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I'm going to steal it, too. Unfortunately it describes moderation on this site recently. Seems like there are many moral busybodies trying to protect to greater good.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Yep. To be fair Apple's iOS had many of these issues (and still has some), but they seemed to take it a bit more seriously. * * * IMO, which stands for In My Opinion. You are welcome to have your own opinion. Don't expect it to ch
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by bluetwo 9y ago
You are so right. To me this clearly looks like they are reading something below the dash. A book or phone perhaps. Looking forward to seeing this play out in court.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Which is great. It seems to me that zuckerburg cares about ad revenue, which means he needs eyeballs and needs to keep them for as long as possible. And, he has proven to care very little about privacy. Therefore, for those who can't s
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by bluetwo 9y ago
How many people here would scale back their Facebook use to one day a week, say Facebook Friday?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I see where you are going and don't disagree. However, let me throw two things out there: 1) No good sales pitch starts with the price. What benefits you offering that will entice them? 2) You don't need to do everything a larger
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Not exactly true. Many things that are important are audited or inspected, not simply signed off on.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
How to build better instruction is already a known science.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It was years ago before they started locking down the data. I put together a web page I was going to post to show people what info they were releasing, but I felt I would get lynched by friends for posting it all. Basically everything you s
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It would be nice to think some government would take up the issue and do it well. I think it's more likely that someone will build a craigslist version (lowest tech possible, limited financial upside, widely useable) of Facebook that p
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Piss poor.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I created an app so I could grant myself access to the API with it. It was an embarrassing amount of data on all your friends.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It's called "manufactured credibility" and it's about as worthless as the paper it is written on.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
That, too, yes.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Does the world need a large amount of highly automated but poorly designed quizzes?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I agree with other poster. For me it's a matter of doing things the same way so when I need to make an update to the code in a year it's intuitive. "Be kind to your future self" is my motto.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Sure, the author is describing good practice, not best practice. If you have a choice, use class, then if you need to modify a specific use of the class, use id. I would still use .footer instead of #footer. Of course you should consider &l
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I tend to write CSS for projects by hand without a pre-processor, borrowing from previous projects only when called for. One of the things I've been doing recently that helps debugging a lot is to group the attributes within a css clas
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Sure, we don't know many of the details. But from this distance, things don't look good for the technology or the future of autonomous trials on public roads. The evidence that due care was not taken will pretty much be the existe
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Will it help me find my keys?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I took the less drastic step of limiting to one day a week. I visit on Tuesdays only, usually just once or twice.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
The penalty for walking outside a crosswalk is not death.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Ken Miller's Mail Art Archive http://www.kenbmiller.com/satpostman/index.php
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Fear not. I was just kidding. It was too good of a pun to pass up.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Same article but on a different URLs, both Google sites.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Repost from yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16576587
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Do stones curl in the opposite direction in the southern hemisphere? Would that be called the curliolis effect?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Well that's the pot calling the kettle black.

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