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1021.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Hmmm, apparently 2016 and 365 support SVG finally? https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Insert-SVG-images-i... Only 17 years after the spec was established.
1022.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Definitely agree that binoculars are less conspicuous, the magnifying glass can also mean zoom. But, I think users are (for better or worse) used to the magnifying glass.
1023.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Fortunately there is a precedent to this called the Vagueness Doctrine (at least in US law). Basically, a law is void if an "average person of common intelligence" can't interpret it.
1024.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Yeah it's really bizarre. It reads like the editor didn't think the original article was interesting enough, and had the author rewrite it with a sinister tone.
1025.
by fenwick67 10y ago
If there's no crashing, what would be the point of watching? Seriously, nothing would be more boring than watching 10 cars all driving perfectly in a line. The opportunity for aggressiveness, risk-taking and crashes without human live
1026.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Yeah winamp is basically perfect. The library functionality is so amazing and fast, but so simple. I just type in what I want to listen to and click on it. I don't have to hit Enter or wade through recommendations to get to what I wa
1027.
by fenwick67 10y ago
There is this to the contrary: " When you publish content or information using the Public setting, it means that you are allowing everyone, including people off of Facebook, to access and use that information, and to associate it with
1028.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Tell that to the NFL.
1029.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Somebody needs to make an automated workflow that just takes ideas from Nugget, forwards them to Protolaunch to pick the best ideas. Then, it could just procedurally generate a company name and logo (lowercase white letter on a rounded rect
1030.
by fenwick67 10y ago
It's actually really easy to accidentally erase Link's Awakening save data by just flipping the power switch off and on too quickly (I have done this a few times). So I presume this would fix a glitched save.
1031.
by fenwick67 10y ago
I'm neither a big wine or beer drinker, but I must say it's way easier to tell a microbrew from a coors light than it is to discern a $10 cabernet from a $1000 cabernet.
1032.
by fenwick67 10y ago
They still have a clause in their terms of service that says they can remove anything that is "offensive", "defamatory", "obscene or otherwise objectionable", so you can't really trust that they'll co
1033.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Most of my news I do get from elsewhere, but it's really the only local news source.
1034.
by fenwick67 10y ago
By far the worst site I regularly use, from a page loading perspective, is my local newspaper. It takes about 10 seconds before it loads to a usable state on a T1 connection. If I pop open an inspector, requests go on for about 30 seconds b
1035.
by fenwick67 10y ago
It would be interesting to see how well (quantitatively) modelling amplifiers emulate this.
1036.
by fenwick67 10y ago
There have been several court cases where the government has compelled people to give up encryption keys in court, I assume this will be no different.
1037.
by fenwick67 10y ago
I think you probably needed to have some redundancy, have each business checked at least twice.
1038.
by fenwick67 10y ago
It's funny how companies / hiring managers always say they have trouble finding good candidates, and the people looking for jobs always say they are no jobs. It's probably an axiom of some sort.
1039.
by fenwick67 10y ago
Uber is not inherently safer than a taxi. Why do people always say this?