justwalt

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   by justwalt 8y ago

   I think most of the animations in MacOS are informative and there aren’t many I can think of that are needlessly lengthy or intrusive. The bouncing application icon lets you know the know your app’s status as it opens, and it doesn’t delay
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   by justwalt 8y ago

   No less than Don Knuth’s protégé.
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   by justwalt 8y ago

   Here’s one that I found: https://www.carbonbrief.org/grass-fed-beef-will-not-help-tac...
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   by justwalt 8y ago

   I have all of mine on my desktop background, but it's rotated 180 degrees to make it a little harder for would-be hackers.
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   by justwalt 8y ago

   I think he’s talking about the other CEO. Musk is 46, meaning he couldn’t have graduated in 76.
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   by justwalt 8y ago

   >It's not like I would enjoy being wrong or beaten up for it, it's just sometimes I feel like I can afford being somewhat lazy because of that, and I don't think that's right. I totally understand this. People live up
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   by justwalt 9y ago

   How about through a wall? That would make security applications in an apartment a bit less attractive, and I’m sure there are others. I wonder if encryption would be possible without much extra power overhead.
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   by justwalt 9y ago

   Considering the high percentage of time we spend working, I think things like this can do a lot to make those 40 hours feel like less of an obligation.