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by calebegg 14y ago
I think they thought it through, but there are still issues: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5347430
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by calebegg 14y ago
"The long run is a misleading guide to current affairs. In the long run we are all dead." -- John Maynard Keynes
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by calebegg 14y ago
Which is the justification for pay-per-impression ads. Grandparent says that they are sorry if they are pay-per-impression; what difference does blocking or not make though if they're pay-per-click, and they never click?
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by calebegg 14y ago
As far as I remember, Firefox only supports H.264 on Windows. So it's not quite supported by all browsers.
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by calebegg 14y ago
According to Wikipedia, original SimCity is available on Wii (virtual console) and iOS, and 2000 is still available on PSN. Hardly abandoned. And playable without an internet connection is far from "available for free".
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by calebegg 14y ago
For real. They said they were going to over two years ago. http://blog.chromium.org/2011/01/html-video-codec-support-in... I'd really like to see them actually follow through on this.
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by calebegg 14y ago
Doesn't appear to be: https://urlbox.io/pricing It does have a 14 day free trial.
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by calebegg 14y ago
Yes. Also, the MacRumors version shows all the data, which can be really revealing. For instance, the progression of cycle length on the Mac Pro vs other products.
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by calebegg 14y ago
I also learned to type with my index fingers on F and J (I think it's quite standard, given the typing classes I took and the little nibs on my keyboard), and I've always been fine with HJKL. What's the problem you have with it, exactly? It
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by calebegg 14y ago
Perhaps you were being tongue-in-cheeck, but I do feel the need to point out that the grandparent said they were using Safari, implying that they're on OS X.
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by calebegg 14y ago
You're (probably) either not on Chrome (which blocks mixed content by default), or HTTPSEverywhere changes that feature (since blocking mixed content breaks a lot of websites' https version)
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by calebegg 14y ago
Where do they say that?
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by calebegg 15y ago
Thanks, Jake Voytko
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by calebegg 16y ago
Yes, if it's in one of the supported formats (Theora and H.264 iirc). You can also just open the (local) video in a tab to view it.
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by calebegg 16y ago
That's not a feature in Chrome OS....
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by calebegg 16y ago
...Did you read the article? It discusses that rule and how it is not a complete description of the actual use of the character.
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by calebegg 16y ago
The pulse is much much slower than a heartbeat. More like breathing.
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by calebegg 16y ago
I guess that's one answer. >>> 2+2 <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"> <title>401 Unauthorized</title> <h1>Unauthorized</h1> <p>The server could not verify that