jonchang

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by jonchang 14y ago
Minesweeper only has ads if you play the new "Minesweeper Adventure" mode or the "Daily Challenges" mode. If you play the classic mode there are no ads.
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by jonchang 14y ago
This story is sensationalist and false. There is no external advertising network that Facebook wants to sell your data to. Facebook is changing this particular policy so that they can share data among its subsidiaries, like Facebook Ireland
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by jonchang 14y ago
Did anyone actually bother to read the blog post[1] linked in the ars article? Nowhere does Microsoft "beg" anyone to do anything, and in fact IE6 is isn't even mentioned. Glad to see everyone is jumping on the anti-Microsoft gravy train th
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by jonchang 14y ago
> the quantity of oxygen produced will be exactly proportionate to the amount of carbon dioxide consumed Not necessarily. Consider photorespiration -- under certain conditions, some plants will use oxygen instead of carbon dioxide. &#62
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by jonchang 14y ago
That's because it's not in today's (Sept 29) build yet. It'll be in tomorrow's build. Today's nightly: http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/c09a0c022b2e Last retina changeset: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/1d3de8da2508
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by jonchang 14y ago
The guideline only affects projects started after September 20. This one was started on the 18th.
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by jonchang 14y ago
If, by published you mean published in a peer-reviewed journal, then no. Studies are registered before they start, but clinical trials fail or are withdrawn for various reasons (like safety problems, lack of funding, etc). I imagine that re
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by jonchang 14y ago
Results aren't reported immediately. http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/info/results
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by jonchang 14y ago
Registration wasn't mandatory until around 2007 or so. The studies from the article you linked are much older than that.
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http://clinicaltrials.gov/
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by jonchang 14y ago
> The way drug approval works is that you need 2 tests demonstrating that the drug is better than a placebo, but you're allowed infinite tries to get there. So often a drug will be better than a placebo in only 2 out of 10 trials, but i
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by jonchang 14y ago
Why only include support for webkit browsers? When Mozilla and Microsoft implement the other parts of filter into their browsers, wouldn't you want native support there as well?
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by jonchang 14y ago
People also hate having to create a new username/password combination for every single web service they want to try.