culot

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by culot 9y ago
It's like ANSI graphics that load instantly: it's painful to witness. Unless it's like ticker tape rolling out, it just ain't right.
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by culot 9y ago
Icing on top of that Papyrus logo.
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by culot 9y ago
Apparently KaiOS is a fork of Firefox OS/B2G. So... where's the code, yo? I've scoured Github, but no sign of it. edit: nevermind: "KaiOS is based on the Firefox OS open-source project and we are committed to abide by t
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by culot 9y ago
I find it bizarre to see people equating forum moderation with some sort of freedom-bashing censorship. Does no one remember Usenet? Active moderation is essential for discussion forums, even if only to clean out spam and trolling. There&#x
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by culot 9y ago
I didn't know you could downvote on here. I only see up arrows.
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by culot 9y ago
I find that I see the civility on here and it makes me want to behave similarly.
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by culot 9y ago
I think many people just don't know anything else than the typical supermarket variety. I was talking soap lately and when I said I loved how the soap left no smell behind they replied that they preferred to be left smelling 'clea
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by culot 9y ago
People who use dryer sheets and fabric softener are the worst. You can smell a block over, and even from such distance its enough to give me difficulty breathing.
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by culot 9y ago
If the containers are sealed, how can they put out so many toxic fume clouds? Scary stuff.
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by culot 9y ago
I use Liquid Rock from Kiss My Face and it works well. I did use an actually rock salt stick deodorant for a while. It was hit or miss.
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by culot 9y ago
I have foreskin and asshair: if I don't wash penis and booty daily I'm going to have major funk.
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by culot 9y ago
Desert Essence tea tree vegetable soap bar is also really excellent. It has only a mild smell going on, and leaves no scent behind. Also a killer lather and lasts a long time. Their liquid soap.. no so good, doesn't lather well and doe
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by culot 9y ago
Print bonus: it has a chance of surviving the ages. How much digital-exclusive content will be available in 100 years? Considering that so much from just 10-20 years ago is gone forever , the outlook is not a so good.
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by culot 9y ago
True, that would require a very particular set of skills.
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by culot 9y ago
Translation: I'm unwilling to put down my phone, and I will conjure any number of nightmare scenarios to justify my addiction. Or, perhaps, some people are truly terrified to be away from their smartphones. That is itself a scary thoug
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by culot 9y ago
You cannot expect hardened smartphone addicts to follow directives that crossgrain their addiction. The only reason harsh policies like this are being enacted is because wrist-slaps and pleas do not work. It basically boils down to: if you
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by culot 9y ago
There should be some sort of public phone that people can use, perhaps in booth format. Or maybe some sort of minimal electronic device where text messages can be passed, where you could, in essence, 'page' someone. Hmmm.
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by culot 9y ago
It's 1985, so that's not weird at all.
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by culot 9y ago
I've found that unbearably slow every time I've used it.
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by culot 9y ago
* Difficult to read * Ugly as heck
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by culot 9y ago
As an art installation, for its visuals and animations? It's nice, I like it. Its problem is that it's trying to peddle information, and doing so in a highly inefficient way.
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by culot 9y ago
lawsux.com, maybe.
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by culot 9y ago
That is an unforgivable sin of web design: do not highjack the open-in-new-tab/new-window keystrokes.
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by culot 9y ago
Even on the desktop site it hides the navigation. It could use an index on the left -- not to mention that the entire law page is so brief that it does not need its own page. Which one of those laws tackle UX bloat and ornament for ornament
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by culot 9y ago
Its annoying autocorrection tendency to choose 'fir' instead of 'for' frustrates me. People almost never use the word 'fir', but use the word 'for' often. It would be nice if you could blacklist words
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by culot 9y ago
It's hard to believe anyone would pay for that. That is atrocious.
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by culot 9y ago
502 Bad Gateway for me :\
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by culot 9y ago
Back in like 1994 I was certain that RoboBoard BBS software was the future of the online world. But no.
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by culot 9y ago
I don't know that Chubby Checker did so well. I saw him at a county fair 25 years ago. He was performing in a tent the size of a large restroom, with only two rows of benches, at about 2pm. There may have been only 3-4 people there alt
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by culot 9y ago
Hard to believe Softhome.net is still around, and has changed little since 1996: https://web.archive.org/web/19961226121720/http://www.softho... Also funny that my email address I signed up for in 1996 w

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