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by criley 14y ago
I don't, I have a BS in Biology and these kind of disruptive ideas are exciting to me. After spending years studying biochemistry and nutrition, I realize that a lot of evidence is out there is crap. Nutrition isn't some old-guard field w
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by criley 14y ago
In my personal experience, optimal nutrition creates what I would, in jest, refer to as "superpowers". When I compare my mental and physical state under optimal conditions to under poor conditions, there is a dramatic difference in me. This
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by criley 14y ago
That doesn't mean that there isn't something you can put in to get the best results for yourself. My point is that there are likely very many things you can put in to achieve a similar optimal result.
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by criley 14y ago
You sound like an industry-insider explaining why a new startup will fail. "They're too young!" "They don't have the experience" "We've devoted our LIVES to figuring this out, one kid in his basement didn't do it in a few weeks!" Etc etc No
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by criley 14y ago
If you could not work but still get all of the benefits that work gives you (salary, stability, etc), would you continue to work? Would you decide, maybe I'll work just once a week? No one is saying that eating is a waste of time. The OP sa
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by criley 14y ago
So, all Microsoft has to do is define their operating system in terms of a browser and they can successfully and easily lock out all other browsers?
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by criley 14y ago
Honestly, my bookmarks are a dramatically better resource than Google for many things. Remember: Google is full of SEO optimized bullshit and the highest links are generally the ones that want to be highest and not necessarily the best. Or,
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by criley 14y ago
Very similar to a side-project I'd been working on for Chrome! Can't wait to get into the beta and see if it hits all the points I want hit from a bookmarking service!
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by criley 14y ago
I feel like you're making an unfair comparison between fiction and non-fiction. But isn't fiction the same as nonfiction? I don't only read a small set of nonfiction books that come from a pointed search on a single subject. I read what is
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by criley 14y ago
Cultivate connections with people you know and trust, rely on their connections instead of trying to force connections with people you don't know. The power of linked in isn't building a giant list of everyone who is related to you, it's bu
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by criley 14y ago
Yes, sites whose main audience may view it from those limited connections should devote resources to ensuring that they can access it from limited connections. I clearly stated exactly that in my first original post in this thread . I said
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by criley 14y ago
What you're doing is "cyber-stalking", following me across threads and insulting me because a conversation did not end up like you want. Please stop this immature behavior.
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by criley 14y ago
You're telling me that you actually believe that developers at Microsoft pick and choose what features they include in a browser? You can blame software designers at Microsoft for that decision (or lack of decision), but I'm fairly sure tha
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by criley 14y ago
>Are you kidding me? Both sites have users that need to access various portals from foreign countries. That's the basic similarity between the two sites. That is the most superficial comparison between two disparate industries that I've
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by criley 14y ago
>Au contraire: It's the height of good programming to attempt to predict and handle as many real-world errors as humanly possible. If I'm writing a USB device driver, you'd best believe I should try to do something sane if the cable com
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by criley 14y ago
>You are very short-sighted Haha. We went from talking about my 1-man development website, to travel sites, to medical sites. All because each example is a better fit for your argument. You don't warn me when you change the context of o
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by criley 14y ago
I keep pressureNET running in the background on my phone. I don't get much use out of the app itself -- barometric pressures on a map aren't that useful to me, but I like contributing to the project. I worked with the developer(s) on previo
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by criley 14y ago
>It seems that a lot of services don't really understand their target audience, why would an airline or online travel insurance firm make JS mandatory? Because they wish to offer any form of rich experience that goes beyond form element
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by criley 14y ago
What you call a bubble, I call my target audience. I don't mind that I accurately target my audience and prioritize my development towards them. If information is what you care about and not design, style, or functionality, than my pages ar
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by criley 14y ago
Requiring a refresh is not outlandish. If they failed to load the content due to network error, they will already be used to that kind of flaky connection and the refreshes it requires. Specifically building your app to attempt to handle th
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by criley 14y ago
Eh the Nexus 4 is a good chunk smaller than the Note, doesn't have a Wacom based pen digitizer built in and doesn't support LTE. I guess I'm paying for the features I wanted with a currency made of "waiting for updates".
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by criley 14y ago
Not sure about operating system's other than Windows, but gmail (opens a compose window in a new window) is my "default" handler for mailto: links.
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by criley 14y ago
Trouble downloading and installing the game, massive login queues (that recheck the queue once every 30 minutes), trouble creating cities, troubles loading creating cities, disconnections, features have been removed to help handle stress, e
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by criley 14y ago
As much as I love my Galaxy Note II (and boy do I love it), I miss day one updates. I miss even knowing IF I'd get an update, and if the answer is yes, then when I'd get that update. I hate knowing that I own one of the highest end and be
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by criley 14y ago
You mean, when someone reverse engineers their massively multiplayer server scheme and rewrites an entire server wrapper for a game that follows the client/server paradigm? This isn't a case where a client-only software package is locked by
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by criley 14y ago
They cannot go ad infinitum. The longest is 28 hours and Paul ended his around 13 hours. This is because if Paul himself leaves, the filibuster he started ends. He can let others speak but he must stay the entire time. He didn't use the bat
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by criley 14y ago
I find it shocking to think that China and Russia will begin WWIII over North Korea (or will move their military in unison. You don't exactly see Chinese/Russian war games going on. They're both positioning for regional control against one
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by criley 14y ago
Firebug has a "disable built in tools" feature that prevents Inspector from loading already.
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by criley 14y ago
In regards to the concept above: even if kids take macro, they'll remember this concept for about 6 months ....and it's gone. This is like lamenting that kids don't know enough about Chaucer or don't understand that evolution only applies t
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by criley 14y ago
You can control the level of access a friend or page has. You can set it from None - Some - Most - All of their posts.

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