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by doodyhead 18y ago
It's worth pointing out that the Daily Express is a British tabloid with a not-exactly-stellar reputation for journalistic integrity. I'm sure there is some substance to the article, but I wouldn't be inclined to take it at face value. ( h
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by doodyhead 18y ago
I love the idea, but I'd prefer to be able to use my own images and music. I suppose the hard part is the categorization of the content, but perhaps that could be crowdsourced.
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by doodyhead 18y ago
It's purely an opinion piece, an endorsement. It summarizes the existing arguments for and against and comes to a logical conclusion. I, for one, didn't know that they conducted their own global presidential poll - http://www.economist.com
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by doodyhead 18y ago
Quite the contrary: it has a reputation for conciseness and well-expressed, informative views. What would you have us read instead? To quote its Wikipedia article, 'The publication boasts a tight writing style that seeks to include the maxi
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by doodyhead 18y ago
Even if you don't agree with The Economist, you have to admire its talent for making an argument. It's one of the few voices of reason in the global media circus; its coverage is always insightful and nearly always balanced; and, having rea
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by doodyhead 18y ago
That didn't last long. Anyone aware of any other leaked copies please? wikileaks.org?
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by doodyhead 18y ago
The only remaining question: where do I send the check?! No sign of it on hermanmiller.com.
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by doodyhead 18y ago
I agree, the www subdomain looks awkward and unwieldy. They should make hackerne.ws the canonical name. Though they'll have to be sure to set their geographic target to the US in Google Webmaster Tools, unless Y Combinator has moved to West
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by doodyhead 18y ago
Acid3 seems to be the ultimate pipe dream. It could be 5-10 years before the majority of Internet users are using browsers that pass it. Maybe the version of IE released with Windows 7 will pass (IE 9?), but there are still people using IE
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by doodyhead 18y ago
I have yet to see free, client-side charting/graphing that works as well as commercial alternatives. We recently started using Flash-based charts called FusionCharts. They're a little expensive, but are well worth it if graphing is a centra
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by doodyhead 18y ago
I wouldn't call it unreasonable; just biased. I guess it's hard to be objective, given the pervasiveness of operating systems. I'm sure if I ever succumb to Alzheimer's disease, my grandchildrens' names will be forgotten long before I forge
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by doodyhead 18y ago
He seems awfully biased towards Apple icons. Admittedly, some of their icons use better visual metaphors, but I can't help but wonder if his preferences have developed from his day-to-day use of Apple software, as opposed to objective evalu
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by doodyhead 18y ago
Cubic Telecom were not acquired. It would have been big news here in Ireland if they had been. You can see from the founder's blog that they actually just partnered with Global Roaming: http://patphelan.net/cubic-telecom-and-global-roaming