kagamine

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   by kagamine 11y ago

   Is football (the real football, not handegg) popular in Europe and Africa? Is that your question? Football is most certainly popular.
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   Same experience here in Norway. Subscribed, unsubscribed after a month as the content compared to the US/UK catalog was severely lacking. On reddit around that time there were a few 'top 10' lists, things like '10 docum
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   You have my apologies.
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   same same drive with a snowplow and they stop for you
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   It exists in Norway, there are two roadsigns for it, one is https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/No... and the "stop doing it now" is the same with a black line accros
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   I think it's the other way, people on here are funny and lose their minds if you try to pose a problem that we can find a solution for. They're all "omg it's not a problem Google are already perfecting it!" There ar
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   Make sure to take your GoPro, I want to see the upload of you, on a dark night, getting out of your car, into freezing winter temperatures in a lonely, isolated part of town, to negotiate with a violent drunk or two. Just turn around? So th
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   Driving behavior and patterns are important for safety too, when you assume that it's not the google AV's fault that it gets rear-ended you may be wrong. If a human driver sees more than the AV (has a bigger brain, more experience
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   by kagamine 11y ago

   yes
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Had a friend who lived in Japan for 35 years whose opinion of Japanese politics was basically that the ruling party were the largest and most powerful of the triad gangs.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    The SNP are very much pro multiculturalism, the 'nationalist' agenda in Scotland is about the long and complex history with England/Westminster, not the rest of the world. It is about self-determination and it is difficult to
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Clearly you don't follow the UK news, the UK govt. have been toying with banning Tor (encryption in general) for a couple of years. Here is a recent article about it http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Did you look at the screenshots in the linked post? They took the copy and the layout of the original site and did little more than to change the background color. To then state in interviews that their's is an original idea is plagiar
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    And programmers. You know, the people who often have a lot of control over the final product in many companies.
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    GraphQL Is the King. Long Live the King (R.I.P. REST)(medium.com)

    1 points by kagamine 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    He didn't say they don't make money, he said they don't do supercool stuff. Money is supercool stuff too, but not in the same way.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    All of which are not attributable to Linux per se, but to 3rd parties who refuse to deal in Linux. Reverse engineering hardware to create a driver is hard work, and all because vendors refuse to provide a stable driver for their own hardwar
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Tbh, I haven't been on FB since I abandoned my account in about 2010 so I'm unaware of these new features like "aquaintance", I thought everyone had the same status of friend. I'm more worried about FB tracking and
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    I don't just start feeling down but I get angry at the BS on FB. I have a neighbor who always does the "my life is so great!" spin on FB, but living in the same street we see more of the reality than maybe some other people.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    I have not done the course, just looked at the first 2 questions, but the output prints to the console, so it was just to open the inspector.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    See, now you just broke the entire recruitment process.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    More or less what I thought reading down this thread. 'New' tech in the consumer market is tech from 10+ years in specialized trades (4K in 2002 from an earlier comment, touchsreen on your Win8 box? Had touchscreen on the retail P
23. 383.▲
    by kagamine 11y ago

    I can't eat food and thus keep dying when I have food in my inventory. I got asked 1 time (f)ood. Can't figure out how to use food at a time that suits me. *out-of-context
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Thanks for the comprehensive reply and correction. As I noted in my comment the area in which a parent selector would be of use was in a framework where I don't always have access to the parent tag where I could add a class or ID to th
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Oh, right I see now, padding-top: 5%; is a %age of the width, not the height of the element. Yes, that makes little sense.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    If I had to pick a favorite it would be: > descendant combinator should have been » and indirect sibling combinator should have been ++, so there's some logical relationships among the selectors' ascii art Now, where do we stan
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    I find myself often wishing conditionals on CSS until I remember that they aren't necessary because things like input[type="submit"]{} exist (but feel hacky as can be) and that if they did exist I would never, ever
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    Honest question, what else could it be a %age of? Or should % not be an allowed unit of measurement of width?
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    It has nothing to do with the left and everything to to with ignorance.
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    by kagamine 11y ago

    If your website is so complex you need a guide, you don't need this, you need a new website. - said every UX person ever.