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by buddydvd 16y ago
Unlike regular watches, it seems like you need to press a button on the side to wake it up to see the time. If so, that's quite inconvenient. http://vimeo.com/16647049 (jump to 2:23) In any case, it's still a neat idea.
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Netflix raises prices ($8.99 to $9.99) and offers $7.99 online-only plan(netflix.com)
2 points by buddydvd 16y ago|1 comments
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by buddydvd 16y ago
I believe non-jailbroken iPhones don't support SSH. So, one way to get around this is to turn on PPTP VPN on a DD-WRT'd router and connect to it while you're away from home.
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by buddydvd 16y ago
In the show, The Colony (Discovery), the colonists built a wood gasifier using spare parts found within an abandoned warehouse. Here's a video clip showing a wood gasifier (they eventually got it to work but that part isn't shown in this cl
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by buddydvd 16y ago
It doesn't seem like you'll be able to embed XUL elements with this form of customization. Does it mean you'll have to implement your own tree control, toolbar control, etc [1]? Also, will this work with existing browser plugins? If users a
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by buddydvd 16y ago
Ah, I meant let humans summarize articles instead of relying on libots.
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by buddydvd 16y ago
Are there any alternatives that actually let humans do this? Perhaps a site that employs some game mechanics? First to summarize, +10 points. Correction, +5 points. Request to summarize (bounties), +n points.
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by buddydvd 16y ago
Back in elementary school, my math teacher gave out virtual money (in the form of xeroxed monopoly money stamped with a special seal) to students who completed homework assignments and those that did well on tests. One day out of every week
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by buddydvd 16y ago
They can improve their current procedure by using this technique: http://joemaller.com/___ 1. Append bookmarklet as suffix to a short URL 2. Tell user to visit that page and bookmark that URL 3. Instruct user to edit that bookmark and del
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by buddydvd 16y ago
If I recall correctly, authorizing TwitPic makes you automatically follow @TwitPic and @noaheverett.
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by buddydvd 16y ago
This reminds me of Quora.
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by buddydvd 17y ago
I agree with you 100%. All I'm saying is the nurse example doesn't really prove the main argument, which is that fewer interruptions equals fewer errors. Right now, it appears everyone reading this wants to apply this seemingly proven techn
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by buddydvd 17y ago
Placebo effect? The nurses are aware that the vest wearing policy is introduced to reduce medication errors. Wouldn't the nurses just be extra cautious while wearing these vests (not because there are fewer distractions around them but beca