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15y ago
Wow. Thanks for the link.
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Alton Brown ends "Good Eats"
(mnn.com)
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15y ago
> Maybe some people just have a knack for this stuff? True, but IMO that knack has to be fostered for it to develop. If you were raised on a farm, I assume you had some guidance. I doubt that a lot of kids whose parents are software dev
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15y ago
That's a good point, but I'm not sure to what extent it's true; Where did Mike Rowe's grandfather learn to be a jack-of-all-trades? Most likely from his father or grandfather. If parents today choose to be "less interested in how things got
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15y ago
Thanks for the link!
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Creator of "Dirty Jobs" Mike Rowe testifies to Congress
(dsc.discovery.com)
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Bus Converted to Home
(nicolefaires.com)
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15y ago
I believe it's an overlay. The one below it is a background.
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How the Obama re-election campaign is using A/B testing
(breakingcopy.com)
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16y ago
If they use the wording "recommend this" and not "liked this" then I expect sharing and liking (but perhaps not commenting on) an article to constitute as recommending it.
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16y ago
It looks like they're comparing their new "Blender" search server with a specific case when search volume was higher than average on their old server... while this is definitely faster, I don't think it's 3x faster on average. >> "F
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Festo's SmartBird robotic bird
(cubeme.com)
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World Backup Day - Today
(worldbackupday.net)
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16y ago
Disclaimer: Not my project; found it via Smashing Magazine. Cool to see a Paul Graham quote here ( http://quotevadis.com/post/3539428188/you-are-forced-to-face... ) And some others regarding a lot of topics from various sources (people, mov
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Quotevadis: Inspiring and Interesting Quotes
(quotevadis.com)
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16y ago
Interesting... playing around with similar tags and some offsets, I got those results as well as some irrelevant images (aurora borealis for "friend"). Definitely a concern when you need the placeholders to be at least somewhat relevant. Pe
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16y ago
This isn't my project - I just found the site. Even though these images aren't meant for live sites, it's good to see that the images have proper attribution.
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Automatic Placeholder Images from Flickr
(flickholdr.com)
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11 Things That Made Me Money In The Last 12 Months
(incomediary.com)
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The HTML5 nsfw element (April Fool's 2010)
(html5doctor.com)
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Asteroid Game in HTML5
(intermediaware.com)
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How to use scanned money in Photoshop
(creativetechs.com)
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16y ago
Looks like pressing ESC invokes the puzzle.
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Tools Never Die
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The art and design of Uncharted 2
(sketchupdate.blogspot.com)
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XKCD.com Alexa Tarffic Rank - Coincidence?
(alexa.com)
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16y ago
Interesting - I had the same thought not too long ago. I talked with a friend, and it turned out that a lot of the same friends that show up on my profile when I am looking at it show up for him when he views my profile. As to (a) and (b),
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Patterns in Interaction Design
(welie.com)
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Sensor Artifacts and CMOS Rolling Shutter (digital photography)
(dvxuser.com)
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16y ago
I didn't mean it as a negative comment; I don't see being isolated as a bad thing, but definitely (at least) mildly mind-blowing. Honestly, I don't think I've though about this level of isolation (not used negatively here either) from other
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