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by jvzr 14y ago
Aren't you confusing things here? The music on the YouTube video is described as: a modified template of "Gain" used with permission from DETUNE ltd. denkitribe http://soundcloud.com/denkitribe/gain - I created this arrangement on the
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by jvzr 14y ago
Flatter than flat.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I could imagine using the blur one with subtle, seemingly erratic movements on a 30s loop. :)
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by jvzr 14y ago
Recent follow-up to the parent's old article: http://www.space.com/15388-darpa-hypersonic-glider-demise-ex...
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by jvzr 14y ago
I think you both mean "retroactive" instead of "retrospective". But whatever, that isn't the heart of the issue here.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I do, but I'm not an engineer. My brother does too and he actually is an engineer, though. I guess it depends. I've noticed I'm more prone to nervously shake my legs (usually one at a time) when I'm being overly creative.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I heart the love in that thread, guys!
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by jvzr 14y ago
He was being sarcastic. I'm pretty sure you both agree to the same point.
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by jvzr 14y ago
It does indeed. Thank you. I guess the page could have been a little more teaser-y, so that I'm not lost into thinking it was closer from release than it is. :) I wish you well!
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by jvzr 14y ago
Well, your position on privacy is good and all and I appreciate it. But what does it do? I know the test counts my emails, contacts and all, but what does it do to make it more efficient? I follow the "inbox zero" dogma, and as such my inbo
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by jvzr 14y ago
Indeed. Will have I easy access to my data when the service is eventually sunset? Does it work on iOS/Android? Those are the questions a service has to answer for it to leave its mark, IMO.
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by jvzr 14y ago
That kind of article doesn't appeal to me. I've been using both Pocket and Kippt, as well as Evernote. What does your product bring that those three don't? I feel like you should have shared your homepage instead (i.e. http://www.dragdis.c
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by jvzr 14y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4732671
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by jvzr 14y ago
I do, but most of the times it's been via Twitter, so I just fave it there. Or it's here, in which case I usually don't bookmark it. Like Cthulhu_, I've been bookmarking for years till my bookmarks were filled and literally unusable; then I
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by jvzr 14y ago
Apparently, people still use bookmarks. I stand corrected. I've not used bookmarks for years, literally. I even tried to use GReader, Delicious and Kippt but I can not wrap my head around bookmarks. Instead, my "bookmarks" are my history, m
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by jvzr 14y ago
If so, I wonder how it got on my system. I can't remember myself ever voluntarily installing Comic Sans.
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by jvzr 14y ago
You mean you have the good taste to not actually have Comic Sans on your system. That, my good sire, is something to be proud of. :)
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by jvzr 14y ago
> Humans have only landed on the moon once. Not to be nitpicky, but humans have landed 6 times on the moon, from '69 to '72. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_landing ) I agree with most of what you've said though. As for the moon and
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by jvzr 14y ago
Looks great! I have no other suggestion -- that was not already posted here already -- other than handling unread comments. I use hckrnews.com and its Google Chrome extension to keep track of comments, and it's insanely great.
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by jvzr 14y ago
Because platforms like Hacker News and Reddit are far better tools for commenting on a subject than any comment system will ever be on a blog. SSO, threaded comments, reputation/karma/pruning, etc. are features that seldom exist on blogs.
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by jvzr 14y ago
This is like PC vs Mac all over again.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I can only vouch for this. Until I had to get glasses, I didn't mind; I have been zooming in ever since. 16px is a minimum, IMO.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I'll try that tonight when I have access to my Mac (remote-debugging with dev tools). Until then, I can tell you approximately that the DNS shakeup takes 5 seconds, the server/CDN shakeup takes 1 more and the loading/painting is near-instan
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by jvzr 14y ago
Here, take some, ol' chap.
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by jvzr 14y ago
I understand. Both points are valid, and I wish you well on the projects you spend your time on. ;)
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by jvzr 14y ago
It is extremely difficult to deal with this issue on the developer's side. My solution has been to embed the font in the format the most commonly used directly into the CSS. Then I Gzip it and put it on a CDN. My blog now loads under 200ms
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by jvzr 14y ago
I would be interested in seeing this turned into a true Google Chrome extension. I always seem to miss who's replying. In a sense it's great since we are treated as equals, but I sometimes miss a great reply by pg and others.
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by jvzr 14y ago
It is indeed extremely user unfriendly at the start. You have to spend a god awful amount of time setting everything up, but in the end it's worth it IMHO. I've been blogging for 3 years now with Jekyll, and typically my "new post workflow"
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by jvzr 14y ago
I've stopped using a Windows PC in 2004, and as far as I remember this was already pretty common at the time. I'm taking a shot in the dark here, but I remember Nero or similar software coming with such a crap too. We, geeks and nerds, quic
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by jvzr 14y ago
Whoa, prejudice much? I'm an Apple fan and I don't restlessly bash others about their phones. If anything, there is as much fanboyism going on on the other side, and probably more given the user base.

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