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Apocalypse, New Jersey: A dispatch from America's most desperate town
(rollingstone.com)
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FTA: > Payable to whom? > Everybody, or at least, every adult citizen.
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13y ago
http://icomoon.io/app
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13y ago
https://github.com/nudgepad No affiliation; that was just the first thing I looked for before even reading the blog post or crowd-funding page.
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I've been designing and prototyping this way for a few years now. I still keep Photoshop and Illustrator around to prototype look and feel or specific design elements that can't be more readily achieved with CSS. Colors and type c
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Here's the video for folks who prefer sentences and context: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KTVws3TiC0
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13y ago
In the future, fuel-efficient cars will look like normal cars! I can't wait. Hopefully it will be because the people making them realize that fuel-efficient cars don't need to look like rejected drawings from Doug[1] and not that everyone d
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I worked from home for 4 years straight and never gave it more thought than "work when I feel like working or when the situation requires it." Look at that, my method fits in a tweet!
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Agreed. I'm a pretty good cook, but I can't stand doing it upwards of 99% of the time. I appreciate the shit out of a good meal, but I appreciate a mediocre meal that took me 0 effort to acquire much, much more than even the best meal that
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I'm not sure that the cost of a month's supply on this campaign is necessarily what it will ultimately cost in full production. The prices listed here, I assume, are what they think they need to charge to reach their 100k goal to enter mass
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You can become your own pilot and mechanic, buy a big plot of land and build your own hangar and helicopter museum, get a helicopter that runs on diesel, open a McDonald's franchise and use the oil to run your helicopter. I ran some numbers
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1) You can use respond.js[1] if you don't need complicated media queries. It's much smaller than 15k 2) Icon Fonts should make use of the Unicode Private Use Areas[2]. Screen readers should not attempt to make sense of these code points, an
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13y ago
Why not just start a consultancy firm?
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The Internet is finally useful. Thanks, The Onion! On a side note, I can't be the only one trying to memorize the embedded Base64 representations of fart mp3s, can I? That would kill at parties.
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13y ago
hammers don't kill people; contractors kill people
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13y ago
Will. Do. Grazie.
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> Yet though Oslo considered the Italian garbage, it preferred to stick with what it said was the cleaner and safer English waste. “It’s a sensitive question,” Mr. Mikkelsen said. This is literally the most intriguing thing in my life r
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13y ago
My wallet nearly hit me in the face such was its velocity upon breach of my pocket.
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13y ago
the sources are listed on the last 'panel' in the graphic
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13y ago
First and foremost, the 2nd link you posted is full of hilarious; thanks for sharing. > II.7 (gladiator barracks); 8767: Floronius, privileged soldier of the 7th legion, was here. The women did not know of his presence. Only six women
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> pornography implies objectification That's a very modern application of those words. The very act of creating a statue is (true) objectification, whether it was carried out due to respect or solely to titillate. I'm not convinced that
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> it is at least as likely that the statues are porn as that they are representations of powerful goddesses I'm not so sure there is or needs to be a distinction between the two. Penis goes in, life comes out. You can't explain that. W
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this is the internet, you're free to omit the 2nd e and just call it MEANR. hell, http://mea.nr is available.
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Everything you need to know about the Senate’s online sales-tax bill
(washingtonpost.com)
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Looks promising. The small amount of detail shown/given have definitely piqued my interest, though I can't say I love the claim that the game won't have power hungry mods. Eventually, if the game is successful, it will grow to the point tha
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At the end of the checkout process it is noted that all Puppies are located in San Francisco. I am on the east coast of the US. For the puppy to arrive at my location in ~1 hour, it would need to travel at ~2500mph. This kills the puppy :(
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As a rich person with very little money I am offended ;)
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Interesting read, but I have to say I'm a little put off by the conclusion > [...] if I could have substituted them all for traditional booth babes, I would have done it in a heartbeat. Then I’d be free to have a great time being what I
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Nintendo Web Framework
(neogaf.com)
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Sounds a lot like The Hacker's Diet ( http://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/ ) I don't know that there are many problems humans face that you could not, in some way, attribute to a lack of meaningful data (or understanding what data is meaningfu
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