johnday

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by johnday 9y ago
> I think you mean "cars are periodically requested to stop" What a pointless and nonsense distinction to make. I was made to eat my vegetables as a child. They weren't physically forced down my throat.
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by johnday 9y ago
Is that relevant though if you have lifts too?
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by johnday 9y ago
You're right that it is often the most important thing - but not always . For example, people (myself included) often have a YouTube video playing in the background, which also consumes a lot of resources. Having both may start to cau
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by johnday 9y ago
I agree that shrinking sheet music is a bit painful. But it does have in built page cropping, which I use a lot to fit A4 pages onto it.
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by johnday 9y ago
Ironically, this seems like a good example of someone not knowing the difference between UI and UX. To recapitulate: UI: User Interface. The design and aesthetics of the interactive and informative parts of an application. UX: User experien
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by johnday 9y ago
Or even just an upside down glass in the comfort of your own house.
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by johnday 9y ago
> It's capitalism, sure, and in case you're wondering I'm not advocating for regulation to prevent innovation. Capitalism doesn't require regulation to prevent innovation. It requires regulation to prevent exactly th
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by johnday 9y ago
You could put it off screen.
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by johnday 13y ago
I think the problem there is with the first half of that statement, > Just because physics doesn't have a notion of identity I inferred that the intended meaning was "Just because the field of physics has no notion of identity&