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by chrissyb 12y ago
Even if it has a "built-in mirrored sim" ... doesnt that just make it ummmmmm a phone?
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by chrissyb 12y ago
I'd definitely be interested in talking further, tweet me @chriscbourke - I've been toying with a few ideas for a curated marketplace for international orders, i'll run them by you if you're interested!
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Im live in australia and speak only english and I regularly search and have occasionally bought items from Taobao, including bicycle wheels, motorbike parts and something else that escapes me right now. I use chrome with auto tranlation tur
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by chrissyb 12y ago
I ran my own team as a non-dev and built http://drawvault.com - Took a bank loan to fund it, and ran out of money on the final straight. I really was hoping to be earning a meagre passive income by now, but i'm searching fo
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by chrissyb 12y ago
ctrl-f, "weissman", this. Gold!
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Photoshop for Designers(photoshopfordesign.com)
2 points by chrissyb 12y ago|0 comments
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by chrissyb 12y ago
I always wonder when i see reports like this at the amount of cherry picked data in the studies - and also the ability for the journalist to properly interpret it. The problem i have with this piece and so many others is that its just calls
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Walter Burley Griffin did this - it's Australia's capital city Canberra. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Burley_Griffin These turn of the century architects lived at the birth of the affordable motor vehi
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by chrissyb 12y ago
This story featured on the Snap Judgement podcast last year. http://snapjudgment.org/yanomami-mami
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by chrissyb 12y ago
IMO it should be "You can't reinvent the wheel, but you can study physics to understand how the wheel functions."
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by chrissyb 12y ago
I ride this 650 http://instagram.com/p/VtGOXeldRY/ I fill it once every 2 weeks and get about 200km for $20AUD. I could probably get more but i can't help but strap it everywhere. It also takes less than a mi
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Hey good read - particularly agree with alot of the points you make. eBay's UI and design - whats going on there? Its OK by 2002 standard but i just feel like i'm browsing a Geocities shopping cart. I'm looking forward to dis
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by chrissyb 12y ago
What is the new eBay? That's a serious question too, not rhetoric.
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by chrissyb 12y ago
What a thrilling read! Thanks to OP and Ken.
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by chrissyb 12y ago
The title is a double entendre.
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Agreed, nicely detailed!
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Apologies! My bad! This is actually a Photolithographic printer There was also this one called "Peachy" on hackaday last year http://hackaday.com/2013/09/22/a-100-stereolithography-3d-pr... edit:
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Very true, whilst Autodesk is no longer constrained to its CAD background from an architectural or engineering perspective this is great. This type of resolution, allows us to print simulated tensile structures - or complex structural skele
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Oh my - thanks for the heads up on this i had not heard Atmosphere before!
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Is this satire? As 8 million is a weird figure that seems likely plucked from a hat. I'm more interested in what that figure is going to build than anything else. "The laboratory sits among 15 acres of asbestos laden...." I
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Here is the statement from the HADES research team http://web.whoi.edu/hades/a-sad-day/
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by chrissyb 12y ago
+1 for Brother Ali, love his back story too.
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by chrissyb 12y ago
Additionally being able to add a scale bar would be a tidy feature.
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Nine years of skeptical discussion lost(sguforums.com)
3 points by chrissyb 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why does this gallery make me feel queasy?
1 points by chrissyb 13y ago|1 comments
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by chrissyb 13y ago
Yeah i agree about the video, its so simple - but really informative. I like the Kaleidoscope example as it breaks the mold on the typical screen shots showing with a MacBook wrapper type image.
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Ask HN: Good examples of screenshot style product tours
4 points by chrissyb 13y ago|2 comments
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by chrissyb 13y ago
Thanks for the link, it was a good read. I understand where you are coming from now. Can you suggest a good article for reading up on "gridless" responsive design? I've just been looking at http://thatcoolguy.githu
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by chrissyb 13y ago
>I also don't see why people need to use grids. "Discipline is a set of self imposed rules, parameters within which we operate. It is a bag of tools that allows us to design in a consistent manner from beginning to end. Dis
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by chrissyb 13y ago
Haha this post could have been written by me. Perhaps I should sign up!

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