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Where Capital Cities Have the Most Economic Clout – Statista(statista.com)
1 points by deathwarmedover 8y ago|0 comments
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We’ll soon co-live in apartments in much the same way we co-work(qz.com)
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Advertisers allege Facebook hid the fact that no one watches video ads(arstechnica.com)
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Roku to Go Back on Sale in Mexico After Copyright Victory – TorrentFreak(torrentfreak.com)
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Getting Delay, without using any effects(youtube.com)
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It's People, Stupid (People Are Stupid?): Andy Walker at QCon(infoq.com)
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Eric Ries on the Ineffectiveness of Vanity Metrics (2011)(youtube.com)
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Product Thinking for Internal Teams (2017)(vimeo.com)
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Devices and Timestamps: Seriously Though, WTF? (2016)(urbanairship.com)
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by deathwarmedover 9y ago
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by deathwarmedover 11y ago
Really surprised this article makes no mention of Aaron Swartz and his battle with JSTOR.
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Requires in your Ruby classes(marc-bowes.com)
2 points by deathwarmedover 12y ago|0 comments
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by deathwarmedover 13y ago
here's my efforts so far on OS X Lion: https://gist.github.com/dwo/6004592
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Everything in its Right Pace(alistapart.com)
1 points by deathwarmedover 14y ago|0 comments
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by deathwarmedover 14y ago
For those interested in the current and planned undersea cable infrastructure, there's a good SVG diagram on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cable_map18.svg
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by deathwarmedover 14y ago
I really did enjoy using Coda when I was doing PHP work around 2008-2009 (got my company to buy me a copy). Now that I work primarily in Ruby and forced myself to learn Vim a few months ago, I can't ever imagine myself going back to Coda. T
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by deathwarmedover 14y ago
Just glancing at the front page, the SFW boards on 4chan outnumber the NSFW (18+) boards. Of the top 4 boards in terms of 4chan's traffic, only two are in the 18+ category. /b/ (the very NSFW board responsible for 4chan's notorious infamy)
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by deathwarmedover 14y ago
Relevant quotes: * "The new HTML should be much easier to parse, and when benchmarking the official 4chan Chrome extension, we found that it parses approximately 600% faster." * "CORS [Cross-origin resource sharing] is now supported" * "res
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
You're right, Shay posts: One clarification: I didn't choose the title of this article and I am not confirming or denying any sum of how much the Zynga/OMGPOP buyout was for - I honestly was not privy to what that amount was, and I don't k
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
It's worth pointing out that Dotcom defending himself on this point in an interview recently: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO1203/S00018/kim-dotcom-inte... And those clips were long before I had a wife and a family and kids, you kno
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
True, Kevin Smith also turned his podcast with Scott Mosier (smodcast) into quite a money-maker.
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
Wikipedia seems to indicate that the Kola superdeep borehole has since been surpassed in 2008 and 2011 by oil drilling operations. The current record holder is Sakhalin-I at 12,345 meters: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakhalin-I
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Can other game developers copy Double Fine's Kickstarter millions?(arstechnica.com)
2 points by deathwarmedover 15y ago|0 comments
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
You caveat that last point well, but I think you're just speculating on this person's subconscious motivations and assuming the worst. I felt similarly that the original comment was not a request for consensus, but more of a loaded question
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
To be clearer, I was more taking issue with original comment's blanket rule that adult women can never be called girls. As you said, "It depends on context", and I think the original comment neglects this. I'm totally aware it's not always
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
Could you elaborate on why you are against this? I use boy/girl interchangeably with man/woman and don't attach any meaning beyond stating gender. Do you feel strongly that it belittles adults to refer to them as boys or girls?
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
I ran Ubuntu 9.04 and 10.04 successfully on a MacbookPro 5,4 with very few hiccups for ~2 years. There's a bit of community support around Ubuntu for getting it running on Mac hardware, but your results may vary. rEFIt and friends are a bit
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
I also could not care less about the Discover tab, and it drives me insane that it's permanently highlighted/badged in the mobile app.
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
The Prince Charles Cinema in London, UK [1] is also doing this kind of thing and is about the only place I can be bothered to go see a film these days. [1] http://www.princecharlescinema.com/
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by deathwarmedover 15y ago
I also like Stephen Fry's take on offense: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnSByCb8lqY#t=1m10s

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