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cheath
10y ago
I'm flogging a dead horse here, I apologize. But doesn't a color simply consist of levels of Red, Green, and Blue and the Pantone is essentially directing the user to achieve those levels. And therefore, couldn't that be easi
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cheath
10y ago
so, humor me this. I understand that a Pantone color is definite. A designer with the swatches should be able to expect that matched outcome in, for example, a manufactured textile. In that scenario, what is the deliverable to the manufactu
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cheath
10y ago
#1 is definitely a problem. However, does RGB/CMYK/Hex not solve this?
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cheath
11y ago
I'm pretty sensitive to these things. That said, if you look at the partial list provided (granted this was potentially cherry picked), we're looking primarily at disaster awareness stuff. Flooding, wild fires, and search & re
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cheath
11y ago
That lead photo caption is just horrible.
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cheath
11y ago
hmmm. this might be just the tool I was looking for. thanks!
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cheath
11y ago
ahh nice. thanks for this. it looks like it's maybe broad keywords, rather than company specific?
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Ask HN: Do you need a Google Alerts for jobs?
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cheath
11y ago
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cheath
12y ago
just ordered this. thanks for the recommendation!
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cheath
12y ago
I assumed (incorrectly) that you just needed skin contact measure an electrical pulse (like an EKG machine). However, that appears not to be the case. Even the wrist based optical ones are often times inaccurate.
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cheath
12y ago
I really don't want one that has to be a fashion statement. I wish an upgraded version of the clip (with heart rate monitor) was available.
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cheath
13y ago
This is definitely the best hacking clip: http://youtu.be/u8qgehH3kEQ four hands on the keyboard...
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cheath
13y ago
it should say, "Did you mean: marriage?"
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cheath
13y ago
or just use safari reader/iReader for chrome.
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cheath
14y ago
aka iPhone?
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cheath
15y ago
I liked the fast pace of "Do More Faster" and for $4.95 will probably check this out as well. But, I'm actually surprised there are no Amazon reviews yet of his new book (granted, it's new, but usually they solicit a few from the get-go). H
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cheath
15y ago
Now this is cool. I love the idea of disrupting air travel. I think we can all agree that it's a space that can use it. How do they bypass security? Is it because they fly out of private airports?
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cheath
15y ago
I did a quick search through the thread for this. I don't think we should discount the popularity of Draw Something. It's in the forefront of peoples minds and this associates it with that as well as being a fun game. I wouldn't be surprise
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cheath
15y ago
that indeed would make it misleading. this article speaks to that a bit more: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/accc-wins-appeal-against-google-... "An ad headlined with "Honda.com.au" that redirected to car trading website CarSales"
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cheath
15y ago
Solving the problem of interplanetary travel would indeed be a tough one. Especially in 72 hours. :)
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cheath
15y ago
The article says, "Google's conduct involved the use by an advertiser of a competitor's name as a keyword triggering an advertisement for the advertiser with a matching headline," I interpret that as, the advertiser defined the competitor a