fallintothis

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by fallintothis 19y ago
for people who already use OpenID That's one thing I never got about OpenID and its ilk, though. "We'll fix the way logins work! Just sign up for one more thing and then sites that support this will be accessible." Why is this the cu
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Agreed. The fix being the "Print" link, of course: http://www.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&... Though it's silly to have to jump through that hoop, as tucked away and hidden as it is.
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Actually, that's the one I play most often, too. (For some definition of "often"; I don't play games much.) A couple other good ones I've played are http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bauns.htm and http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/
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by fallintothis 19y ago
For some really well-drawn, original games (simplistic gameplay, but I think that makes them fun and lighthearted - besides, what do you want from a Flash game?), there's http://www.orisinal.com
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Breaking news: there is no breaking news!
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by fallintothis 19y ago
For some definition of "future": http://www.paulgraham.com/startuplessons.html
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Forgiving the possibility of alternate spellings I'm unaware of (e.g., "color" vs. "colour"), and despite the fact that I wish I had more to contribute, I would like to file a: Pedantic Typo Report The Future of Web Startups, Section 2. St
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Hm. Didn't know it struck anyone else the same way. What my father does is fills one of those giant AMPM Big Gulps (or what the fuck ever they're calling them) with a mix of all the different energy drinks they have. Guess what that gian
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Am I missing something, or are the only "free" parts the sectional introductions? I can't seem to get to the actual chapters...or I'm being really slow.
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by fallintothis 19y ago
"When they take in new information, it stays in the 'small hard drive' of working memory without passing over into the 'zip drive' of long-term memory." Is this really an apt description? Would it not be more accurate to say "RAM" and "har
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by fallintothis 19y ago
"Did you really think people on news.yc had that much better spelling than reddit users?" Sure, shatter the illusion why don't ya? Kidding aside, I don't know why people are flipping out. One should think the editors are carefully chosen t
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by fallintothis 19y ago
If you can't see the .xpi link, you could try https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5369 which is what the page links to anyway. More specifically, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/downloads/file/1783... (have Firebug
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Seems perfectly sound to me. redditers will have to find something new (possibly - or even probably - artificial) thing to rag on, I guess. Again, I'm not sure why, but it seems to be a favorite activity of online communities to try to cr
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by fallintothis 19y ago
The same thoughts I had as I jumped over from reddit to here. Though the discussion on reddit ( http://programming.reddit.com/info/280e9/comments/c028101 ) does once again raise the age old topic that people seem so fond of (at least over
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by fallintothis 19y ago
Paul Graham has most of the work done for me: http://paulgraham.com/lisps.html He has A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, S, V, and X - though I certainly can name some dialects of the same letters which are not listed. Not goi
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by fallintothis 19y ago
In my spirit of hiding behind one-off quotes: "I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind." - Alan Kay
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by fallintothis 19y ago
It was an okay write-up, if not overly obvious. I hope he realizes that Google isn't the only source for desktop alternatives, webapps or otherwise. I (along with approximately everyone here, so I'll spare them the effort of listing the o