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edkennedy
12y ago
I predict that use and paying a local drug dealer will be the primary use in the demographic they go for.
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edkennedy
12y ago
I think the relative failure of the Fire tablet should have been a sign to Amazon that they needed a new approach for the phone.
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edkennedy
12y ago
and here I was hoping to read something about coffee! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Wave_Coffee
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edkennedy
12y ago
Check out the video art people have been making with old Vectrex game consoles and modular synthesizers. http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=69637
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edkennedy
12y ago
The fact that Reddit does shut these subreddits down when media pressure is exerted shows that they know it's wrong, and that they know it's happening. They simply hope that it's hidden deep enough so that people won't n
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Eugene Goostman becomes first computer to pass Turing Test
(independent.co.uk)
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12y ago
I think this article misunderstands HP's definition of service provider. From what I understand HP considers service providers to be SAAS, IAAS, Hosting, and Managed Service Providers, not only telecommunications and ISP. I'm work
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edkennedy
13y ago
Indeed, it does. I found the bit about the chimneys interesting. His denial of society in his paintings and focus on nature was new to me, as I never had a comprehensive analysis of his work. This could be related to his time in the army.
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13y ago
I have really enjoyed CreativeMarket - I got in on an AppSumo bundle and stuck around for all the free goodies and high quality themes. I'm not really sure where CM fits in Autodesk's massive portfolio, perhaps they have plans for
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edkennedy
13y ago
It's really wonderful to see capitalism fueling innovation like this. You would also need to include the cost of processing power + server time/aws vm's required. This assumes also that you won't get caught - extra work
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13y ago
The main difference I'm seeing here is that the current model is siloed, e.g Military-Industrial, Media, Wall Street. The interesting thing here is that this model aspired to optimize the entire economy and all of it's pieces. Wha
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13y ago
My best one is "Voyager 1 spots new region at the edge of the iTunes EULA"
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13y ago
I have a friend who investigated the possibility of this, he owned a small island off the coast of another larger inhabited island. Although he wasn't far enough off the coast to be declared international (ie international waters) he d
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edkennedy
13y ago
Although that area is typically serviced by hovercraft and close to civilization, having first aid skills are certainly essential.
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edkennedy
13y ago
Ahh, you mean like the parable of the broken window? ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window )
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edkennedy
14y ago
Your location would be relevant here.
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edkennedy
14y ago
I would not be so quick to jump to conclusions. You can see his target weight is 250lbs, and the more weight you have the faster you can lose lbs.
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edkennedy
14y ago
It's a problem now, but imagine how much of a problem it will be when we all have google driverless cars...
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14y ago
I used to love Litestep. You know if there was an OS that took the lead in making customization and skinning accessible, it would be quite a great step forward. Instead we have third party programs and customizations that don't quite cut it
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edkennedy
14y ago
Must be dramatic effect.
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14y ago
Agreed, and I found it quite opposed to the stiff boring technical read it could of been. Which I believe was the exact point the author was trying to make at the end of his story.
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The coming iPad storage crunch thanks to Retina display apps
(macworld.com.au)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Getting HTTP500. How to crash a webserver?
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15y ago
It really reminds me of the facebook re-design uproars. UI evolution has such a dramatic affect on it's user base.
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15y ago
Seems to be happening much more than 1% to me, every link I have clicked so far (6 or 7) has resulted in an already registered domain.
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15y ago
I actually don't think this article falls in the same category as someone doing "A benjamin franklin close" or a forced close or whatever other closing technique involves manipulation. The article states very simply that there are three dif
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15y ago
Chrome 14, 10.7 OS X. Was only able to get the first video to play when I went to ONLY. I watched a video in entirety. Clicking a video title or next would not switch videos.
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15y ago
OS X and Chrome 14, in Canada, can't see it. I'm thinking location might have something to do with that...
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15y ago
It works as in today's keynote... Does that mean it's a bit hard to navigate, and not all the apps work? They seemed to have a lot of technical problems in the keynote. My favourite was when they are holding a tablet up to the screen early
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15y ago
No, that's not what I was saying. I'm saying that the future of drugs should include positive side effects, benefits. Right now anything positive in a drug is considered recreational and avoided completely. Hence the perfect drug in this da
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