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gala8y
15y ago
Seems to end session for a viewer when I reach to second monitor in multiple monitors setup. Edit: Disconnects without leaving monitor, too. For explaining stuff I still prefer to connect to viewers machine.
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gala8y
15y ago
Feel I know exactly what you mean. One side of the problem is that "only one of each exists", the other is that many entities might 'need' (more or less) this very name, regardless whether we talk about local (eg. 3 bookstores in one small
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gala8y
15y ago
Made me think how much effort goes into the stuff so I can say "I was just watching a video on the second monitor using VLC." Seems like version 1.1 does not pick it up for update via 'Help / Check for updates'. Dont know if its by design o
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gala8y
15y ago
> This is key, and I don't know of a single desktop email client that even comes close to providing a decent search feature. I used to use Opera M2 built-in client and think it's even faster than Gmail web UI and very accurate.
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gala8y
15y ago
I would recommend these (i ordered them for you): 1. seymour, o'connor, introduction to nlp (metamodel, submodalities, read almost to the end) 2. frank farelly, provocative therapy 3. robert dilts et al., nlp volume I (first 2 chs) 4. zande
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gala8y
15y ago
So.... I dont understand. Is he about to publish something?
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gala8y
15y ago
Well... they do, indeed. Esc on load / no JS is all you need. Real black out would have been much better.
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gala8y
15y ago
That's why I believe Wiki has made a very good move to really go dark. I knew it was about to happen, yet got stopped trying to check some facts on Labrador Retrievers. It's 'no-jokes' compared to 'navigating in black...? interesting.'
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gala8y
15y ago
These are terrestrial signals, yet they prove algorithms searching through dataset are ready to spot extraterrestrial signal of similar characteristics.
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gala8y
15y ago
Because they care?
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gala8y
15y ago
I prefer 'Summary' or 'Abstract'. 'Executive Summary' _forces_ me to think of gentlemen in suits as if only their time would matter. Its used in business contexts, where it rightly belongs (where person reading the paper will make some deci
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gala8y
15y ago
"Be sure to check out the whole gallery."
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gala8y
15y ago
I've been using Readability legacy bookmarklet, but was never happy being redirected to their domain. Thanks for link to Readable.
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gala8y
15y ago
This is where real world and coding collide. Great work.
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gala8y
15y ago
Roger that. (Am kinda new here.) Then, it looks like its uploading pdf to Scribd or looking for Scribd copy of a posted pdf ...or does something completely different. http://www.scribd.com/vacuum ? sure sounds mystic. Anyway, not much to d
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gala8y
15y ago
Recently there were few (one for sure) postings with scribd.com listed in parenthesis and they had nothing to do with scribd (they were all pdf's if i remember correctly). This case sure is different - even stranger. Looks like HN script is
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Live Longer With Fewer Calories? Key Enzyme Involved in Aging Process Found
(sciencedaily.com)
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gala8y
15y ago
I second what you say. This fragment below struck me as a particularly bad piece of logic/causation thinking. "In such a case we will have to comply with the request of GoodData, which would most likely mean the end of our business, because
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gala8y
15y ago
I spotted it immediately and was pleasantly surprised. DDG was in Times 'The 50 Best Websites of 2011', now they show up in Opera. It does not seem to be so spectacular as being listed in Times, yet its gonna stay there for a long time, bei
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gala8y
15y ago
If you're going to bother putting date on your page, put it at the top, close to the title. Always at the top. Thanks.
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gala8y
15y ago
Reminds me of the scene from Blade Runner where Deckard checks a snake scale.