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10y ago
What is it with the use of the word "just" in headlines over the past few years? They're not going full-on "you won't believe what happens next", but it seems like it's a form of clickbait-lite.
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10y ago
Performance is just one thing people look at. Power usage, display quality, keyboard, trackpad, etc. are all other possibilities.
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10y ago
That would make sense if everyone had the current model. Most people who want to upgrade have something older.
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10y ago
Also, it's next in their very predictable naming scheme. People focus way too much on what it's called. I'd be very surprised if they don't eventually get away from the 5, 5s, 6, 6s, etc. scheme. Most of their other prod
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10y ago
> Free Software puts the user first. All other forms do not. If you look at it as a programmer, sure. To most people however, "how it works" is a lot more important than how it's licensed or even what it costs.
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10y ago
They should just do whatever other people want, regardless of how comfortable they are with it.
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10y ago
So an alert that just says "xss" just started popping up after a few cities. Did somebody discover something mid-game and start injecting that? http://i.imgur.com/SkXWnvV.png
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10y ago
Is this something new? It seems exactly like Retro Achievements, which I think has been around for years. http://retroachievements.org
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10y ago
Are there any Pokéstops (and gyms) in stores? Almost all of them that I've seen are public art, plaques, signs along nature trails, etc. Some of these are on private property, but I haven't seen any that you'd need to actuall
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10y ago
I feel like there must have been a few pages left off the beginning and this whole post was a summary of an article that doesn't exist. I guess that's just Elon Musk's train of thought.
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Robotic stingray powered by light-activated muscle cells
(sciencemag.org)
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10y ago
If you find it pointless, then why do you comment on it?
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You should try doing two seconds of research before making stupid statements like that. The work that Peter-Paul Koch does is actually very valuable for many web developers, and people care about his perspective. But I guess if you're
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10y ago
Somalia sounds right up your alley.
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10y ago
On closer inspection, you're right. I originally watched it on my phone, and it just screamed "skull" to me.
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10y ago
The skull-like face doesn't exactly scream "friendly" to me.
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10y ago
You have a shitty attitude.
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10y ago
You had me until you decided to turn it into a tax thing.
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Yeah, it's not terribly helpful to see that they went to the US. Seeing this broken down by county would have been so much more interesting.
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10y ago
At least it's not a YouTube video. I've seen some really cool videos that I wished were interactive, for things like territory changes during WWII.
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American universities are very upfront about their strict academic honesty policies, so it's not really analogous to jaywalking.
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10y ago
They have cooperation in schools too.
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10y ago
The contrast in this is terrible. Light gray on darker gray is not going to make this easier for most people to read.
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10y ago
When I tried visiting earlier, it was down because the database was over capacity, so a caching plugin will go a long way too. W3 Total Cache is a good option, but there are others as well.
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10y ago
So what's going on here? Something interesting or just copying and pasting poll results from somewhere?
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10y ago
It's not nearly as tiny as you make it out to be. It's not like everyone would ever get their own account. In my household of four people, we have four profiles. Most accounts probably cover several people. I'd be interested
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10y ago
Check out roadtrippers.com. It's exactly what you're describing.
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Easy solution: don't go writing styles that affect more than one thing. Avoid styling elements and descendent classes, and it becomes pretty safe. Once you pick a system and stick to it, it takes care of itself. A visual regression tes
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As a sometimes Scrabble player, I was familiar with the word and I knew it was some kind of aqueduct. It's nice to know more. Amazing that ancient people not only knew to make them, but that they could pull it off. This must have been
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Tap water varies greatly even over a small area. New York City, for example, is extremely proud of the quality of its water, which comes from reservoirs upstate. I noticed it was good before I ever found out that it's something they li
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