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11y ago
Nice, I'll check them out!
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11y ago
Culling is an important part of the photographic process. However, far be it from me to tell another photographer what they should and shouldn't keep. We all have our quirks. Good luck convincing me to delete even a blurry photo of my
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11y ago
I agree 100%. Printing your photos really helps elicit a more visceral response. That said, what is mpix? I looked at it, but it wanted me to go through an approval process to create and account to see the prices.
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That's a good point, and it's what I do when I need to drink from a fountain. I just got back from Egypt, you should see their solution: clay pot, one cup, everyone drinks from it :) Side-note, after having a child, I've foun
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Blugh, I can't count the number of times I've watched guys walk out without washing their hands. I don't get it. Is it just a guy thing, or is it common everywhere?
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11y ago
That's not even necessary. Look at Yelp's recent fun times. Nothing like a good unsubstantiated rumor to artificially inflate a stock price.
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Regardless of how people feel the post was handled, I appreciate this line: "These last few months have been incredibly painful for me, but at least I didn’t have to worry about how to pay the rent. They did worry about rent. I f *
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Yeah, I stopped drinking at water fountains after I realized that half the kids I saw drinking from them were practically swallowing the spigot whole. It's not tap water I'm afraid of, it's the distribution device. It's
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It was this way with Backbone a few years ago. Give it time, it will calm down eventually. Breaking changes are often necessary to get a project where it really needs to be.
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It seems like Reddit keeps creating news for all the wrong reasons.
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11y ago
The Wordpress ecosystem is where it's at. People making plugins, themes, blog posts, education, etc, etc, etc. The Ghost ecosystem feels anemic at best. Go look at the templates. The list barely changes from month to month, and a signi
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I've never really given credence to the people that suggested a ruling would be a slippery slope. However, after reading the opinion for myself, I can see how the court's stance on marriage (opposite-sex and same-sex) can now be e
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Fair enough. It seems that most timeshare deals have figured out the balance of pitch to product though. The internet, however, is filled with hack jobs that make your page take 11 seconds to load. It's like the timeshare guy that keep
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11y ago
I still haven't given Atom a go. Is it worth switching from ST3?
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I think the author hits on something here. It's not the ads that bother me, it's that they are destructive to my time, bandwidth, and battery. It's the equivalent of walking into a furniture store and being followed around by
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11y ago
Dang, I should have bought at the $99 price point when I had my chance.
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Heading to Egypt with my wife for two weeks while our 2 year old daughter stays at home. Definitely something we've been trying to get together, and I really appreciate someone doing the leg work.
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11y ago
This was my favorite read in college. It's amazingly futurist for it's time.
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11y ago
Stopped reading after the first three were all calling belief in God "weird", as if it was something bad.
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11y ago
$3 / mo is too expensive? Or did they change their pricing after your comment?
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It's definitely sensationalist, but the fact remains, that single tweet represented prior knowledge causing a large, unexpected shift near the end of the trading day. Being unexpected, it seems to have triggered a fear-based selloff th
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12y ago
At 3:10pm, this reviewer's update says, "It’s well after lunch. I’ve had this thing on my wrist for something like six hours now, and the truth is that I’ve barely used it."
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So, brand new battery, one day of use, and he was at 10% by 7pm and was "hyper-aware" about how little battery life he had left, triggering a "wave of anxiety." According to one analysis ( http://www.ifweassume
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It's not, I promise. For our product ( https://populr.me ), we want to keep our interface's styles and javascript completely separate from our user's themes' custom styles and javascript. Our editor actually lo
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12y ago
Awesome, thanks for submitting that!
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I'm not sure "user-select: none" is "2 days away." I shudder to think about the hacks I've done to make it work. My favorite is capturing clicks on an overlay, then translating the click point to where it needs
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Interesting, I wonder how many studies they did to see if this would affect their bounce rate at all. I'm sure they thought about it, but still...
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12y ago
Thanks OP, I appreciate the verification!
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12y ago
Is this a reliable source?
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12y ago
Exactly what zipcodes DO support goat grazing?
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