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by illicium 13y ago
The body font is far too large as well.
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by illicium 13y ago
WebKit only.
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by illicium 13y ago
This works as long as the player doesn't notice. Counterexample: the Watson NPC in the Sherlock Holmes Nemesis game, http://youtu.be/13YlEPwOfmk
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by illicium 13y ago
Another downside of using Truecrypt is that when you make a change in your volume, the whole volume file gets reuploaded to your storage/sync service. A better solution is to use .sparsebundles (Mac only) or something like BoxCryptor/encfs
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by illicium 14y ago
What's wrong with using reattach-to-user-namespace?
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by illicium 14y ago
This is one of the issues keeping Android from being an excellent platform for music applications. Coupled with the general hackability of Android devices (Accessory Development Kit, etc.), it could be an amazing platform for digital audio
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by illicium 14y ago
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
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by illicium 14y ago
Sounds like a simple solution would to duplicate the headers in the body and encrypt them along with the message. That way, even if you resend that email, the encrypted To: field would make it obvious that it was meant only for you.
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by illicium 14y ago
Depends on local jurisdiction. For example, in California, both assault weapons and switchblades (over 2 in.) are illegal (to some degree, at least).
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by illicium 14y ago
I can't subscribe to <insert-generic-Wordpress-blog-here> with Twitter/Facebook. With RSS, content authors only have to update their websites and not worry about crossposting to a social feed.
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by illicium 14y ago
If you want to be a software engineer that can produce a large, complex, and high-quality product, learn to code. If you're cranking out weekend-project websites (see author's examples) and $0.99 apps, you'll get by with a minimal knowledge
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by illicium 14y ago
The RANDOM bolded words ARE extremely ANNOYING.
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by illicium 14y ago
I hope browser vendors only implement support for webkit- prefixes for now-standard properties (eg. box-shadow), and not for properties that only WebKit implements.
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by illicium 14y ago
Ah yes, the joy of having to religiously read release news to make sure the next `pacman -Syu` won't horrifically screw up your system. Having been an Arch user for several years, I understand the appeal of rolling-release, but if Canonical
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by illicium 14y ago
They may have been partly in English. Lots of K/J-Pop songs nowadays have English hooks, or use loanwords.
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by illicium 14y ago
>a perceptron cannot perform a XOR on inputs Multi-layer perceptron networks, however, can.
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by illicium 14y ago
We have to disrupt the salsa market!
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by illicium 14y ago
And Apple is a record company.
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by illicium 14y ago
Animations in built-in apps are buttery smooth, and always have been, ever since the first iPhone. The problem is with newer iOS apps that are either unoptimized or heavily UIWebView based. The newest Gmail app is definitely mostly HTML5, a
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by illicium 14y ago
Chromebook?
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by illicium 14y ago
Looks very... inspired by iA Writer. Not that it's a bad thing.
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by illicium 14y ago
https://github.com/ehamberg/vim-cute-python
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by illicium 14y ago
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by illicium 14y ago
Another way is to invert the phase of an instrumental version of the track (or the actual track) and mix them together.
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by illicium 14y ago
It's not free (as in beer) to OEMs, who have to pay buy a license to put Google Play and/or apps onto their devices.
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by illicium 14y ago
2012: Twitter/Facebook will be done in a matter of months; the reason is App.net Yawn.
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by illicium 14y ago
To be more specific, yet another Chromium fork.
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by illicium 14y ago
>WebKit Is originally a fork of KHTML and is an open-source effort that MANY companies contribute to.
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by illicium 14y ago
$200 is not very reasonably priced
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by illicium 14y ago
Looks like the author got upset that he needed to learn a platform in order to use it. Another issue is that JavaScript doesn't really lend itself to continuation passing style, leading to ugly nested callbacks. There are many libraries tha

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