imissmyjuno

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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
I have a feeling the linked blog post was written in response to those articles. Not terribly original then..
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
is 5 days really "a while"..
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
> Fuck any SSD not made by Intel or Samsung Why?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
you're speaking on behalf of a "vast majority of men"?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
> This will be a device people can actually use. Assuming they use Chrome or Android, that is...
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Another possibility is that older PCs are still good enough. My 4 year old Core 2 Duo MacBook with an SSD has felt speedy enough for all my day-to-day tasks (including driving a 24" display) that I just haven't bothered upgrading.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
deeper where? comparison of fan types? a study into which species are the weakest flyers?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
I hope you're joking about fan death
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
why is it banned if it's one of the safest?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
For me, the most interesting part is the iPad remote. Looks like Apple is getting into distributed interfaces.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
I generally agree but the iPod argument really downplays the effort apple puts into industrial design and UX. At the time of the 3rd gen iPod and being a high school studeny I could only afford one of the few of its competitors, the HDD-pow
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
I think we're talking about different things. I meant my own organic waste bin, which gets emptied into the Green Bin: http://www.toronto.ca/greenbin/index.htm
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Some things I've learned while renting a room in a house: * Don't store expensive alcohol or munchie relieving foods in common spaces. * Some people don't close the washroom door when taking a leak, even with strangers around
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
I would hope at least Mozilla would not comply with such a request..
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
So if the issue is tracking regardless, why not use a non-tracking web app?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
The changing fixed background trend is on the rise.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Google has enough cash to invest into both native and web platforms, and see which one (if any) prevails. At the end of the day, more platforms is access to more developers and the apps they make, which in turn is more incentive for end use
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the writeup. On a related note, I'm curious how many here find user ratings of new movies coincide with their own. Personally, I've been sticking to critic reviews because the authors usually have a mu
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
You like your trip-hop.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Looks like the server is under fire, and Google didn't cache any of those links, either. Tears of desire.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Nobody is doubting there's plenty of great software written in C. That doesn't mean we should choose C for all the new software we write, though. I'm sure one will find slow and unreliable code written in C if they look hard enough..
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Why not read the source of whatever you're using before running it?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Rather, his philosophy assumes that if you are a white hat you cannot be concerned about a reward. In reality white hats simply have enough moral compass to not place the exploit into wrong hands, which doesn't mean they don't care about a
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Would the whey be usable for production of protein supplements[0], or is it too acidic? It seems like a fairly major industry. [0]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whey_protein
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Is this true for Xbox One as well?
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Never knew! Thanks!
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
The keyboard shortcuts make no sense on OS X, either. Most of them are very Windows centric. Eg pressing anything on the F row or that uses Ctrl is not very native. I feel like Eclipse on OSX is an afterthought
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
Right. My comment is more on the adoption rather than availability of open standards.
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
>Because its machine parseable, it makes a lot of presentation options available that aren't available when you rely on a standard hyperlink without a data format with a standardized identification of the requested action. You're right:
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by imissmyjuno 13y ago
What the hell is a 8" anyway? Aren't those called 3.25"?

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