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9y ago
People will downvote any dissenting or unpopular opinion, regardless of the quality or relevance of the posts you write. It's a shitty system popularized by Reddit and I can't wait until it dies (which, unfortunately, will not hap
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drops
9y ago
style over substance
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9y ago
This video will always stay relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGar7KC6Wiw
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Not everyone in advanced economies is using social media
(pewresearch.org)
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10y ago
Is there even a reason to buy a new smartphone nowadays? They get a bit flatter, get bigger screens, but overall we reached the point where their progress kinda flatlined. They have everything an average user could want since early 10s.
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Nintendo wins “groundbreaking” case regarding sales of flashcarts and modchips
(businesswire.com)
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drops
10y ago
Wikileaks' political alignment doesn't have anything to do with the authenticity of the material they provide.
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10y ago
This thing launched just this week: http://gamehistory.org
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10y ago
For a beginner who wants to learn Python, which one is better — 2 or 3?
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10y ago
Please work on typography.
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Mystery poison in Kim Jong Nam's death baffles experts
(cbsnews.com)
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10y ago
I think it would be more fair to call this "HTML & CSS" tutorial than a "web development" one.
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Sci-fi corridor archive
(scificorridorarchive.com)
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10y ago
I just want Twitter to die as soon as possible so that people move on to a better (and hopefully a decentralized) alternative.
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Denuvo (DRM) internal leaks
(denuvo.com)
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10y ago
I lurk on Twitter all the time, but I don't tweet mostly because I don't know what to tweet about, or just forget to do it. When I have some thoughts about something, putting them on the internet is the last thing I remember about
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10y ago
Nowadays there's not much reason to actually check the email manually because of all the mail-checking browser extensions. This of course brings up another problem: getting the emails as they arrive can be as distracting as constant st
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Running a video chat on SNES
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
It's not the final version, looks like he only finished working on the design. He didn't work on it for too long, I guess.
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10y ago
Upboat algorithms should be the least of their worries right now.
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Kim Dotcom is working on Megaupload 2, “you won't want to use anything else”
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
Which accounts on Twitter, though?
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10y ago
Articles like this are sadly mostly useless because people who need to read them the most are not going to. Hardcore liberals who blame Trump and his supporters for "bigotry" usually refuse to accept or even take a look at any oth
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10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12569182
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10y ago
Using a sans-serif font for long form is not the best choice either
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10y ago
>But I think people moved onto other platforms and most (of the cool people) left. Moved onto what platforms? Left where?
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The Rise and Fall of Kung Fu in Hong Kong
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
Seems like an overdramatization. I'm not from Kiev but I do live in a Ukraine and I don't see many people finding this a problem. I also have a plenty of friends from Kiev, none of which plan to move out anytime soon; and certainl
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10y ago
Surfingkeys has a couple of features over cVim that I really like: -pressing '?' on any page will open the list of shortcuts -searching through bookmarks / history ('t') is prettier -very useful feature of switching
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10y ago
Interesting. I live in a country with a minimum wage of $58 a month (Ukraine) and yet the internet is one of the few things that pretty much anyone can afford: high speed connections (50-100mbps) cost about $2-4; rarely more. Are american h
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