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by hullo 12y ago
Well, I personally don't want a "special" UX in my editor. In any case just about every WP point upgrade has brought editor enhancements, so if you haven't used it recently you won't have a good basis of comparison
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by hullo 12y ago
It is not a given that an older version will be unpatched. For example, RHEL (and by extension CentOS) backports patches without updating the version number.
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by hullo 12y ago
WordPress is also very popular among content folks, on account of its well, content management features. Not to mention the strength of the editor, and easy extensibility. You could tap away in your terminal for a year making the new and
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by hullo 12y ago
The full year subscription price does appear to have been completely left off the new site. Hiding the actual price probably tested well?
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by hullo 12y ago
The idea that Uber drivers needing to keep up high ratings to "stay in the game" makes them (act) more cheerful than taxi drivers, who need to earn tips in order to make a living wage, seems kind of shaky. And that was unfortunate
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by hullo 12y ago
Luckily, folks who care about making things accessible for those with disabilities have already won (god forbid something like the ADA getting passed today), so I don't actually need to fight this battle. These videos will be caption
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by hullo 12y ago
The hallmark of a successful development program is to simultaneously convince you of two things (1) the school is of the highest quality and (2) it is drastically underfunded. Yes endowment funds are earmarked, but in most cases they'
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by hullo 12y ago
MIT's endowment is 12b. That's a ways off Harvard's outlier of 36b, but if they're paying out 5% a year as a benchmark, that's $600m a year just off the endowment. Not being as rich as Bill Gates does not make on
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by hullo 12y ago
Wow to the downvotes on this. Leaving aside their toxic personal politics, they don't even know how to use the site. (This one can be correctly downvoted as meta)
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by hullo 12y ago
It also mentions that at the end of the linked article. This is an adapted excerpt from the book (unsurprisingly).
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by hullo 12y ago
In other words, stop complaining about unsustainable work habits leading to physical and mental problems among founders, and let venture capitalists turn that hard work into (a) profit for them while (b) keeping you all safe from Chinese Do
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by hullo 12y ago
I thought it was interesting? It's not even like the author himself came here and put it in front of you. I can send you some links with much more comprehensive displays of vacuousness on the internet if you need some solid targets.
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by hullo 12y ago
Well, it is also not hard to think of other successful independent games that predate 2004. Or 1994. Or 1984. It seems to come down to what you mean by it? Without access to the author's mental definition of the term we can't re
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by hullo 12y ago
Well, I think the thing you're missing is that not everybody wants investors... Blow has actively worked to help other indie developers stay independent. http://indie-fund.com/about/
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by hullo 12y ago
That is all pretty much completely incorrect - I think you must be misreading a 1.6b expense line as a loss? FY 2014 for BKS was pretty much even. https://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE%3ABKS&fstype=ii&ei=Kz_... You&
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by hullo 12y ago
Books (from major publishers at least) are generally purchased at wholesale and held - but (and this is a big but) they're generally returnable to the publisher. Individual store and publisher terms may and will vary.
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by hullo 12y ago
from the OP: "2014 was the best year we've ever had". Serendipity yes can be found online - no recommendations I've seen have ever approached Amazon's (once I fed my data into them), especially a quickly-shuttered (
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by hullo 12y ago
A trip to a bookstore, for a large section of the book-loving populace, is indeed something of value beyond just "curation" – the experience of browsing shelves, randomly finding or remembering something you wanted to read, seeing
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by hullo 12y ago
I know it's only one of the points, but it's not true that ebooks are still "rapidly rising in popularity" - while they do seem to continue to become more popular, the trajectory has clearly slowed. It seems, generally
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Kids Are People: A Radical Idea(tocaboca.com)
1 points by hullo 12y ago|0 comments
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by hullo 12y ago
I'm not familiar with Tangled, but by the time Disney got to Frozen, there was a trailer with Olaf & Sven that is basically a stand-alone scene not in the movie at all (intentionally). It's impressionistic more than trying to
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by hullo 12y ago
the new title is actually incorrect, the "secret" RPG is not the released-to-the-public game but actually "[The] Starlight Lines employee forum" if one is going to be literal about it. I'd personally just keep the a
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by hullo 12y ago
Just since it hasn't been mentioned - I'd never buy my kids an iPhone 6+ to share, but when our coming up on 4-years-old iPad2 finally becomes unfeasible we'll absolutely get a new iPad. Not to mention the general and more fo
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by hullo 12y ago
Taboola and that ilk are seriously the devil. I can think of no other development in the last couple of years(or: that became popular over that span) that has done more to degrade the qualitative experience of web browsing.
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by hullo 12y ago
Ad servers keep track of the number of times the graphic (or other asset) for a particular campaign was served. Lots of other "pixels" also get bundled into the calls depending on what kinds of ad tech the advertiser, publisher,
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by hullo 12y ago
Don't know why parent comment was killed when the article contains a similar assertion (the other way). While not a lot is gained by using loaded words like "theft", it is a simple fact that using ad blockers causes the owner
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by hullo 12y ago
You can still buy from within the Marvel and DC apps. I've never tried it, but it looks like comixology has a tool to sync your comics between accounts.
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Neglected Server Provided Entry for JPMorgan Hackers(dealbook.nytimes.com)
8 points by hullo 12y ago|1 comments
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by hullo 12y ago
Thanks for doing this! We've been trying to track down a new set and eventually just put in an order at lego.com and hoped for the best for xmas delivery (it's fluctuating between 30 days and 2 week estimate), but this is very use
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by hullo 12y ago
The retail prices on the new Minecraft sets (The Cave $20 / Crafting Box $50 / The Mine $110 / etc) are pretty closely in line with other branded sets. If you're looking at a marketplace price on an OOS item (e.g. crafti

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