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901.
by corndoge 11y ago
Option 7: Remove all pre-video ads from YouTube and return it to the way it was, dropping the idea of monetizing the world's largest creative platform. Edit: False dichotomy. Monetization does not necessitate ads. But you get what I me
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by corndoge 11y ago
$9.99 per year? Per month? Per millenium?
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by corndoge 11y ago
I feel like I have no control whatsoever over my government.
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by corndoge 11y ago
I'm developing a transit mapping application for Android. OpenStreetMap in place of the standard Google Maps components has been far easier, much more hackable, more flexible, and overall much more fun to work with than Google's M
905.
by corndoge 11y ago
Why so many naysayers? I can't see this having any detrimental effects, regardless of how effective it is in practice.
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by corndoge 11y ago
Yes, precisely. The voting system is supposed to suppress poor content, not poor opinions. I disagree with the parent's viewpoint, but it was articulated well and respectfully presented; no point in downvoting.
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by corndoge 11y ago
OP's argument was that mobile apps are only popular because the mobile web is not good enough. Obviously when the mobile web is used for it's original intent -- pages of information, mostly text, some images -- and not full web ap
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by corndoge 11y ago
No, it's painfully obvious when applications are using a full-panel WebView with UI elements and transitions that aren't system-defined. It's also pretty obvious when you have no network and the app suddenly doesn't load
909.
by corndoge 11y ago
Mobile web doesn't come anywhere close to replicating the fluidity and functionality of a native app and it never will. Running a dedicated application designed for the system will always beat an application designed for the system on
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by corndoge 11y ago
Replace DevOps with "web technologies" in general and your statement rings even more true.
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Black Menu for Google Chrome(chrome.google.com)
1 points by corndoge 11y ago|0 comments
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by corndoge 11y ago
Come on guys, I know the comment wasn't exactly on-topic but it's a harmless question and I don't think downvotes are really called for. http://i.imgur.com/LGp4rmw.png Chromium on Linux.
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by corndoge 11y ago
Is it just me, or is there no scrollbar on this article?
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by corndoge 11y ago
Killed off the front page as soon as it hit >100 score. Went from being #1 to #148 within ten seconds.
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Cow Magnets(magnetsource.com)
119 points by corndoge 11y ago|71 comments
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by corndoge 11y ago
Yeah, but at least you become able to acknowledge and understand (if not through direct experience) why other people like music you don't. Plus i've found that dropping a lot of my judgemental attitudes towards music resulted in a
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by corndoge 11y ago
Wow. What an incredible article. >There are writers we instinctively, permanently dislike: not only will we never read them, we will quietly relish the not-reading, finding in it a pleasure that can occasionally rival reading itself. I
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by corndoge 11y ago
I'm not a web developer, I am not intimately familiar with the intricate details of SSL, and yet I understand what a root store is and how it works. I have used certmgr.msc in the past, understanding that it should show me the certific
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by corndoge 11y ago
Arguing that Windows and OSX have a "better" user experience is like arguing that cars with automatic transitions yield a "better" driving experience than cars with manual transmissions. In each case, the better interfac
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by corndoge 11y ago
At the point where you find yourself writing an application whose sole task is to disable intrusive settings in your OS, perhaps you should consider switching to a different OS.
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by corndoge 11y ago
>No human being can possibly react as quickly as a drone Who do you think is flying the drones?
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by corndoge 11y ago
I clicked on the drowning boy about 6 seconds after he slipped out from his tube, and the site's response was "Just splashing around, keep looking." Then I tried it a few more times. There seems to be a 2-3 second window just
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Tests of Perceptual Hash (PHASH) Compare Metric(fmwconcepts.com)
3 points by corndoge 11y ago|0 comments
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Tragedy of ‘golden’ daughter’s fall resonates with Asian immigrant children(washingtonpost.com)
7 points by corndoge 11y ago|0 comments
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NSA Helped CIA Outmanoeuvre Europe on Torture(wikileaks.org)
6 points by corndoge 11y ago|0 comments
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by corndoge 11y ago
Farewell o7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmqf1Fztvr8
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by corndoge 11y ago
May I ask which Google location you were/are located at?
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by corndoge 11y ago
From my ivory tower 200 miles high in the sky: Your girlfriend's attitude is exactly what is wrong with our prison system.
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by corndoge 11y ago
Which is good if you're programming in an object-oriented imperative language that has a defined program flow. But while that style is the most popular, applying the same concepts to anything that isn't imperative OO will result i
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Pentagon Responds to FOIA with Ultimatum(washingtonpost.com)
157 points by corndoge 11y ago|30 comments

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