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by jcomis 13y ago
There was a group of silk road users who regularly tested vendors and posted results see: http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/14/4828448/silk-road-lsd-ave...
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by jcomis 13y ago
It's a thing that happens all the time in Seattle. That is, publicly decry one group for doing something, but have zero problem with another group doing nearly (or exactly) the same thing. and as a member of nwdiveclub (the local dive
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by jcomis 13y ago
This is so Seattle. Kid does something legal, but frowned upon. Angry mob forms on internet, spreads his personal information around and makes threats. Mob reforms after they realize how shitty they are being and creates petition to make su
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by jcomis 13y ago
This letter combined with all the MT people trying to astroturf the comments on the techcrunch post is pretty ridiculous. It's like they don't realize we are capable of thought.
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by jcomis 13y ago
ugh. I don't like this. I liked MT. I just don't like GoDaddy and the way they do business (example: their ceo shooting elephants, their ads, the way they squat domains, they supported SOPA, etc) and do not wish to be their custom
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by jcomis 13y ago
He does address this exact point in the article, did you not see that?
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by jcomis 13y ago
That's not exactly what pkulak is referring to. I think they mean simply using facebook.com in browser on mobile is a better experience compared to the native app. I agree with that, especially with the "give us access to everythi
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Installable home screen web apps in Chrome Beta for Android(developers.google.com)
57 points by jcomis 13y ago|22 comments
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by jcomis 13y ago
>Where does that leave us? Seattle, Austin, Denver maybe?
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by jcomis 13y ago
What I think he is saying is that because it is now on iPhone, more devices/services/whatever may be likely to use finger prints for auth. This is dangerous because you can't change your fingerprint in the unlikely case someo
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Bloomberg Loves Security Cameras... Until Police Ordered To Wear Them(techdirt.com)
3 points by jcomis 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcomis 13y ago
Small world. I just helped design the official UW copycat of this: http://notify.uw.edu/
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by jcomis 13y ago
yeah, that's pretty brutal.
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by jcomis 13y ago
They attribute it to that page exactly right at the top of the section.
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by jcomis 13y ago
came here to post this. His (Mike Monteiro) book is also full of similar advice: http://www.abookapart.com/products/design-is-a-job
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by jcomis 13y ago
It's per quarter, not per month.
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by jcomis 13y ago
except a good portion of bands and venues are under the boot of ticketmaster/livenation who will never participate in any sort of profit sharing like this.
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by jcomis 13y ago
Walmart is turning walmart workers into temps, not Obamacare. What an awful title from Forbes.
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by jcomis 13y ago
Perhaps she posted her intent to work illegally in a public facebook post and not only via PM? Or perhaps her host family was under the impression she was official and triggered some sort of alert when they were arranging things (if she for
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by jcomis 13y ago
Your link is broken, but this one works: http://chronicle.com/article/Why-Privacy-Matters-Even-if/127... ;
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Experience Rot(uie.com)
10 points by jcomis 13y ago|1 comments
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by jcomis 13y ago
What if they put the initial number on you? As in, they ask what you are expecting?
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by jcomis 13y ago
Too much awesome not to buy. Really like Thomas Was Alone.
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by jcomis 13y ago
What if you don't keep track of your interests on Facebook? Or you don't have one, or want to use your FB account? No other option?
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by jcomis 13y ago
Is this accounting for all the labor and resources it takes to grow and process the sunflowers?
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by jcomis 13y ago
Who is getting that impression that css is supposed to be used this way? It's meant to show what is possible. That's it. I think it's already absurd that most of the posts here are dog piling on the creator for "using the wrong tool" but to
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by jcomis 13y ago
If you don't publish or at the very least attend conferences in academia I'd say you would be labeled unknown.
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by jcomis 13y ago
Starkers is good for barebones, but I don't think it's filling the same void as this theme.
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by jcomis 13y ago
What happened? It just says "closed".
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by jcomis 13y ago
Somewhat related: https://vimeo.com/63147860 a 24 hour visualization of SF public transport ridership. Each circle represents a stop.

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