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931.
by detcader 17y ago
Laptops have "send" buttons? This professor needs to take a class or two.
932.
by detcader 17y ago
What a blow against the Online Ads cause: I start to read the article, and a "subscribe now" popup slides right over the first paragraph. Nice.
933.
by detcader 17y ago
The real culprit isn't people blocking ads; it's the free-market nature of internet economy that allows companies/websites to rely solely on advertisement, causing internet ads to be so populated.
934.
by detcader 17y ago
You could try Amazon Turk as a side-job. In a few hours you could make 5 to 10 dollars or more.. It wouldn't serve as a main source of income, but at least you'll have money to spend on commodities that you won't have to take out of whateve
935.
by detcader 17y ago
We don't even know if it'll be possible to fully close the notebook yet.
936.
by detcader 17y ago
"We used to be the niggas rocking polo shirts, Louie back packs, paper denim jeans, and exclusive Adidas from Sporty LA. We were the underdogs." I laughed. If those "niggas" are the underdogs, what should we call the "niggas" dying in Haiti
937.
by detcader 17y ago
Didn't the same thing happen with the issue of leaving one's laptop plugged in?
938.
by detcader 17y ago
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2010/02/al_gore_gets_a_po... A great visual at the end of this article.
939.
by detcader 17y ago
"he suggested that we take the average for all PSAT tests given tenth graders at each high school and compare it to their average SAT scores when they are in 12th grade. Subtract the 10th grade average from the 12th grade average and you se
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Ask HN: Everyone-Must-Follow Blogs?
1 points by detcader 17y ago|1 comments
941.
by detcader 17y ago
But honestly, noticeable articles are noticeable for their noticeable ideas, not noticeable words. Noticeable words backfire, turning people off. Fair point about Banksy, though.
942.
by detcader 17y ago
Read: "Rory Marinich: Look How Alternative And Modern I Am, I Know Cuss Words"
943.
by detcader 17y ago
This works well with programming. I took two years of Java in high school (an intro course and an AP course) and now, as a HS senior, I probably couldn't declare an array for my life. However, I've self-taught myself python by programming a
944.
by detcader 17y ago
What's wrong with Geany?
945.
by detcader 17y ago
Absolutely, +1
946.
by detcader 17y ago
Now if only this type of visualization was used for something _useful_...
947.
by detcader 17y ago
I agree with this; though, I do wonder how my Physics teacher knows the latitudes of various major cities...
948.
by detcader 17y ago
"Some old web browsers do not display mathematical symbols." Flagged, my browser doesn't support minus signs.
949.
by detcader 17y ago
Read as "10 Internet And Book Memes That We Reworded Into Laws In Five Minutes For Readership"
950.
by detcader 17y ago
Anyone else read "God - a six thousand year-old bubble"
951.
by detcader 17y ago
To this day I still play Plants Vs. Zombies. I've beaten it at least thrice, but... still gotta fill the gardens and finish the wisdom tree.
952.
New Zealand Mayor proposes paying parents not to breed(mnn.com)
3 points by detcader 17y ago|0 comments
953.
by detcader 17y ago
Nice comment; though, I think the OP was just comedically endorsing Net Neutrality, which, iirc, asserts a negative right.
954.
by detcader 17y ago
"insure" domestic "Tranquility"?
955.
by detcader 17y ago
"Cut down on long footnotes and long block quotes. Because block quotes and footnotes count toward the type volume limit, these devices do not affect the length of the allowable presentation. Note: Does not apply to House of Leaves."
956.
by detcader 17y ago
Pocket touch screen devices. I want cheap, low-functionality touch screen devices. Like, an iPhone, but with only a calculator, a dictionary/thesaurus, and some other useful but simple applications (text reader/editor, todo list, etc). Or h
957.
by detcader 17y ago
Graffiti in general is underrated.
958.
by detcader 17y ago
It's a good idea, but it can't really be applied. It would even be kind of annoying if every bottle bin were a flashing, noisy video game. If it doesn't work on a universal level, it's a bit wrong to call it a 'theory'.
959.
by detcader 17y ago
Everyone just wants attention. At least xkcd puts some effort into it. Everyone. just. wants. attention. It's that simple. Invariably, unless I write this sentence, someone will accuse me of wanting attention; don't.
960.
by detcader 17y ago
You don't HAVE to use complicated words and sentences, you know. No one's impressed. No one sensible, anyway. Your content may be relevant or even valid but it's presented in an almost haughty lexicon. Unless you're parodying something in w

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