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by iaskwhy 12y ago
"Well maybe some forms of advertising ought to be regulated too." In the UK, advertising using subliminal messages/stimuli is not permitted: "No advertisement may use images of very brief duration, or any other technique
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Why don't you encrypt those pictures before getting them out of your control on the "cloud"? I would extend this suggestion to every other file but those in particular kind of scary me to be available somewhere else without e
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I'm sorry about your experience and hope you keep improving your situation. I do have one question: you say you went from someone who was quite ok to someone who was having a hard time and then you say you know things will get better w
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
Also that yellow hurts.
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
Sort of related: how do people handle images when using markdown documents for local/offline storage?
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I'd like to add the rest of the museum seemed really good and very relaxing since most people just wanted to see this famous fresco. It's quite big (thus tiring) though.
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
I tried the demo on the site, it would have been very effective at stopping me because of the required precision. I avoid pixel hunting as much as I can. How acessible is this?
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Text doesn't look right in the latest stable Chrome/Windows 7.
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As with any other hacked company, assume the worst: everything was leaked as plaintext.
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Well, Express happens to be a very good example of what the author was talking about. Even its creator knows it: https://github.com/koajs/koa But I get what you are saying, Express was among the most stable+popular pie
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I was actually thinking about asking that, I have no idea how things will look at such high resolutions. I do use Windows on a Macbook Air 13" and it's pretty much retina to me but I'm getting old, I don't think I'l
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
For reference: Surface Pro 3: 12" @ 2160x1440 => 216 PPI MacBook Air 11": 11.6" @ 1366x768 => 135 PPI MacBook Air 13": 13.3" @ 1440x900 => 128 PPI MacBook Pro 13" (Retina): 13.3" @ 2560x1600 =>
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
As a Windows user that needs to hack around every now and then, I can't recommend enough having something like cmder (or just Conemu) plus Vagrant (and a Ubuntu VM, for example) or a playground on a cheap VPS like DigitalOcean. You get
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
Not the author but if I were him I would have done the same just because I'm terribly affraid of the police and could imagine it only being worse by not acting as normal as possible. While I'm perfectly conscious I shouldn't
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While I understand your point, my experience doesn't really follow that logic (I have lived in Lisbon for 25 years and I'm on my third year in London). In my experience, while it's usually sunshine, when it rains in Lisbon it
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
It's one of my missions to correct this falacy. The number of days with rain in London is just around average and the overall precipitation is quite low. Here's an example with data comparing London and Lisbon (which people usuall
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
Sure, I'd say people should look at this like a MVP. If there's value there I'm sure someone will find a better way to reach that English-like goal.
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Snowden explained it via The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/apr/18/vladimi... As subtitled, Snowden "questioned the Russian president live on TV to get his answer on the rec
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For now. The idea seems to make it English-like so that could simply be a matter of time.
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Thank you for your insights, it's always great to learn new things :)
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Ok, I can understand that logic but then you might end up with dozens and dozens of "small types" so, as far as I understand, those who try to follow that paradigm have no problem whatsoever with the potentially high number of the
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
While I agree with the idea of the article, what's the logic for not using "small types" for all parameters? Or, to put it another way, how do you decide a given method should have "small types" used for parameters?
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A $12B plunging market still has some value to it.
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Did you read it in English? If so, does it follow his very particular style using a capitalised word after a comma for dialogues? Being able to enjoy Saramago at full potential is one of the few things that makes me very happy to be Portugu
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by iaskwhy 12y ago
Thanks! I'd say creating something similar to the article about Linode has a much better change of being accepted: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linode
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But that article actually followed the most obvious rules of an article creation...
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Is there any way to see the deleted article you created? I had this problem before and created a new one following Wikipedia's editors advice and it got accepted. Maybe the article wasn't that good or maybe it just doesn't ma
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How is this going to make money?
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
The key thing here is "in the past I was very stubborn when it came to x". This probably happens with most people so think about why you were stubborn about x in the first place and why it was the wrong choice to maintain that opi
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
I noticed Jottacloud on the Drop Dropbox thread and gave it a try. I've been running it on Windows for the last couple of hours with a copy of the files I used to keep at Dropbox and the only difference I noticed so far is how Jottaclo

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