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The beauty of a digital vacation(mnmlist.com)
1 points by bouncingsoul 16y ago|0 comments
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by bouncingsoul 16y ago
I use !bangs a lot, but I wish they worked at the end of your search terms instead of just at the beginning. I often don't think about the specifics of what I want until I've started typing, then I realize, "Oh, I actually want the wikipedi
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by bouncingsoul 16y ago
There's no account at all: it's just a normal embed. The sign-in requirement only exists when viewing on the YouTube site.
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by bouncingsoul 16y ago
Very simple, I know, but it was an annoyance I ran into from time to time, so I made this site as a weekend project. Here is a flagged video if you want to test: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ95z6ywcBY
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Tool for watching flagged YouTube videos(puritube.com)
2 points by bouncingsoul 16y ago|3 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
I only skimmed, but that was also the one that stuck in my head. I think it's because I interact with boarding passes so infrequently that the data alone isn't enough for me to glean information – I need the explanation of what I'm looking
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
From a related CNET article ( http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-20002870-38.html ): In a 2002 decision, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment protects "an individual's fundamental right to purchase books anonymously, fr
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Tell/Ask HN: A year ago I tried to start an HN for design
6 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|4 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
Table of overall scores for different browsers: http://rakaz.nl/2010/03/the-html5-test.html
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
What BSeward said: The meta tag means the site launches full screen in its own instance of Safari – so any outside links clicked cause a switch to the main Safari app. Google probably assumes email is closely tied with browsing.
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
There's a meta tag that triggers full screen for home screen bookmarks. Gmail may not have it set. http://developer.apple.com/safari/library/documentation/Appl...
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The Silicon Valley “Bubble”(blog.figuringshitout.com)
1 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|0 comments
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My head is in the cloud(tweetagewasteland.com)
15 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|2 comments
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Buying shampoo: A cautionary tale about the failure of marketing(andyrutledge.com)
11 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|17 comments
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In Praise of Idleness(zpub.com)
26 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|4 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
In a similar vein but meant to be public: http://culturedcode.com/status/
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
I don't see an overall good in the professor's late policy. Awkwardness is usually enough of a deterrent to people willingly being late. This extreme policy punishes those who are unwillingly late (car trouble, emergencies, etc.). Making a
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Review of Fitbit fitness and sleep monitor(graphpaper.com)
3 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|0 comments
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West German spies secretly monitored jokes to assess public mood (spiegel.de)
6 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|1 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
"I'm just not cool enough to be a Mac person." – Microsoft Laptop Hunters ad, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIS6G-HvnkU Obviously cool here is meant as wasteful or snobbish, but it shows Microsoft is fine painting themselves as the
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
That's correct, but the optional args parameter isn't supported in IE. So if you want to use setTimeout or setInterval to call a function with arguments you have to do it as an anonymous function with your function call inside. You're right
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
DrScheme has the zoomed out view sidebar: View › Show Program Contour. Screenshot: http://imgur.com/6mkPT.png
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
A lot of extra thought that goes into high-end cars. I remember reading an article about how the sound of the door shutting is carefully tweaked to make it feel substantial and expensive. Edit: Found this: http://soundinthemachine.org/20
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
I did exactly what you described on a recent 12 hour car trip. I'm never tailgating again. The main benefit for me, and one you don't mention, is safety. Knowing I have actual time to react in an emergency instead of being stuck with brake
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Bored YouTube viewers bail at 52 seconds(inyourface-atlantic.blogspot.com)
6 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|2 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
The article contains a couple claims I'd never heard before. I did a quick search: – The linked article is all I could find about men having better stereoscopic vision. – All women being able to see a fourth primary color is not at all agre
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
I'd guess it's simply that PG codes html the way he learned years ago. Not snark – you have to justify throwing out your table + spacer.gif knowledge to learn how to do things with div + css. Maybe he doesn't see a huge benefit. Also ( http
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
This was meant as an intro, but maybe it works as a quick reference too: http://cocoadevcentral.com/d/learn_objectivec/
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Share with HN: Bookmarklet to graph HN polls
25 points by bouncingsoul 17y ago|4 comments
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by bouncingsoul 17y ago
Why are you insulting zkz? Submitting an article doesn't mean you agree with it.

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