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jasonmp85
8y ago
IDK, I've got a suspicion OP has some other axe to grind with Kotaku.
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8y ago
That's also not a thing.
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8y ago
Too bad it's impossible to figure out the time zone from the browser or anything.
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8y ago
What.
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8y ago
Trello's integration is an afterthought and I never found it as useful or simple as Waffle's; they'll be missed. They're not "closing"; CA Technologies bought them a while back and now CA is selling to Broadcom
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8y ago
_Apple doesn't support either_ Huh? Apple's two-factor auth is weird, but I easily use TOTP everywhere I can using e.g. 1pw…
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8y ago
this ain’t it I don’t want my twitter and RSS reader app exploding my safari tab count. I look at articles all the time in those apps and decide not to open them in safari.
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8y ago
I couldn’t tell whether you intended this comment as support or to discount Linux’s use, but as another data point, PostgreSQL uses git and email in a similar fashion.
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8y ago
+1 for this. Reading his whole argument I was like "I don't think this applies to Safari Content Blockers"… There's no reason to have an ad blocker be anything other than local. Sure, it should be able to pull more rules
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8y ago
Yeah: leave
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> I don’t know anyone […] who is actually unaware of the present time. That’s pretty superficial. People are seldom aware of now. We are thinking of how a meeting went in the past, or what we’ll make for dinner, or how we’ll handle an up
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8y ago
I know you’re being tongue in cheek but I feel like an IRB is warranted here.
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White Hole
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8y ago
Also, I like the Indiana Jones logo where they couldn't even Do It Right enough to have the correct kind of hat.
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8y ago
Cool. All the Nazis in one handy list
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8y ago
Didn't know the Nexus One came out four years before the first iPhone.
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> If you doubt this, simply imagine Arthur Chu or Amanda Marcotte in place of the police officers. Thinking of writing Scott to demand compensation for my eyes rolling out of my head.
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8y ago
You might want to consider removing this comment to save some face.
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8y ago
You're in luck: you can! It's called buying a single-family detached home.
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The first rewind moment in Braid is stunning, but I was _blown away_ when I had my 'a ha' moment about the perspective-based puzzles in The Witness. We all know—intellectually—that games have a creator, but this was one hell of a
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8y ago
I think "1MB as video" actually _hugely_ overestimates the size that file could be if it were just e.g. mp4 with the same frame rate, quality, etc.
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Heh; I didn't know about this practice! This is amazing, sort of a proto-"posting a shasum to Twitter so you can say 'I KNEW IT' at some point in the future".
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I hate to say it because people seem to have some weird affinity for Pasco in the Mac community, but Black Pixel is where good apps go to die. They bought up Kaleidoscope and have effectively stopped all development on it (a paid diff viewe
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Reeder works well enough; just because an app hasn't been updated in a year doesn't mean it's not worth paying for and using. The author's "hey I used this for a long time and stopped when it became paid can you pro
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Did anyone think maybe using a pinkish shade for a Second System codename is asking for it to fail? Apple had a Project Pink back in '88 to be the successor to System Software 6. They hoped to release it in 1993, instead buying NeXT in
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Wow that’s incredibly cheap.
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Resource Aware ML
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Inanity masquerading as profundity.
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What? No. LARCs FTW. Since 2009, ACOG guidelines state they are the first-line option for birth control. The impact, even of a uterine perforation, is not that high (and the frequency is also lower than you suggest). tl;dr, the above is FUD
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> People are going to dismiss Dave Winer as a crank […] Maybe he shouldn't have launched an incomprehensible crusade against widespread SSL deployment in a post-Snowden world?
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