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by kagamine 11y ago
> While i wouldn't personally become a clown For some of us there isn't a choice. sad clown face
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by kagamine 11y ago
Something the article doesn't touch is on is that multiplayer online games are as much about the community as about the game itself. By that I mean that Steam keeps on trying to get me to buy CS-GO because I play Day of Defeat a lot (l
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by kagamine 11y ago
I haven't tried it with Windows but to dual boot on a mac I use rEFind[1] http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/using.html
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by kagamine 11y ago
Half of which if not all of which had absolutely no bearing on whether or not Sweden were more or less likely to extradite Assange as a result of pressure to do so by the US. The "special relationship" is not a cover-all term for
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by kagamine 11y ago
Says who? Sweden? The UK? Assange? The US?
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by kagamine 11y ago
Universities I have attended have procedures to deal with those instances in which everyone performs equally badly. It is almost always an indication that something else is amiss. Your answer has not convinced me that giving an A to a stude
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by kagamine 11y ago
I have never understood scaling, exams are meant to provide employers and yourself with a rating of how well you know the subject, ideally in comparison to everyone else in the field. So if you fail, but everyone else fails too, you get an
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by kagamine 11y ago
Great, but before people submit they should consider whether or not the page they are submitting is legible. If I handed you a printed manuscript that was hard to read would you persevere or hand it back to me?
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by kagamine 11y ago
Why put a tonn of whitespace between paragraphs if the text is so small and line spacing so narrow as to make my eyes force-evolve mouths just to let out a scream?
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by kagamine 11y ago
"topics" is also how untested, new fangled things like book stores and libraries work. People are also far more likely to side scroll menus on mobile. I'm not saying it's great design, but the option is there. ITunes sto
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by kagamine 11y ago
Perhaps the term IxD (Interaction Design) would sit better with you than UX. IxD includes UX but also Info Architecture and has a lot more to do with structuring information before any 'design' takes place. In IxD you wouldn'
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by kagamine 11y ago
Untwist your knickers, you are not the victim you think you are. You are a pedant.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Poppycock. Your experience doesn't define me. Just as the author's tools for writing don't define my interpretation of the narrative.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Ok, the WWW then. Let's be honest, the average Joe didn't use the Internet before the WWW came along (at least not knowingly). But I should know better than to mix the two up.
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by kagamine 11y ago
True story: had an uncle who outperformed everywhere he worked. He faked his own references (via fax at that time) to get in the door, and when people made reference to university he just sidestepped the question or gave vague "yeah&qu
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by kagamine 11y ago
OP's age might (will) still work against him even with a diploma. There is still a perception in IT that anything to do with technology is for the young and hip (even though the Internet is 20 years old and digital gaming even older, b
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by kagamine 11y ago
Life of the author unless the author dies within 20 years of start of initial copyright in which case immediate family can extend by 20 more years, giving offspring, spouse etc, a chance to gain income from a deceased's work. (i chose
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by kagamine 11y ago
loved the rainbow brackets on that, it must be so useful to see where they match up with colour.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Every single time I read these recruitment threads on HN or anywhere else it always comes back to "who can bullshit the most" and "can you solve this ridiculous problem you will never encounter while employed here". Glad
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by kagamine 11y ago
That i cannot answer. Late last year they killed the free service and gave everyone time to either move their data or become a paying customer. They had a "whatever plan you pay for we'll double the storage" offer on. I only
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by kagamine 11y ago
One competitor that has excellent support for Linux is Wuala by LaCie, the hard drive manufacturer. Although no longer free they take security seriously and in my experience of using it for about 2 years I have never had a problem. In fact
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by kagamine 11y ago
I think the point was essentially that Greek and Latin as languages were only taught to the upper classes, those who pay for their education at private schools up to age 18. Those people, educated in subjects not open to the commoners, and
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by kagamine 11y ago
I still find it frustrating that I was never taught Latin at school, I could be more smart now if I had learned grammer right.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Just from anime and j-pop I know that Japanese wordplay is off the scale crazy to follow along with, especially when they mix it up with English. When I read Japanese literature in English it is important to read the author's notes or
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by kagamine 11y ago
Ovid's The Erotic Poems are a fine and entertaining example of Roman knowledge and wit with regards to human relationships. So much from 2000 years ago is still relevant today if you want to get some tail. Mixed with the continuous ref
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by kagamine 11y ago
There are some stupidly named plugins & libraries out there, not to mention films and music too. Sometimes you need context. One of my favorite bands is called Perfume , results are terrible unless I provide context or type their name
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by kagamine 11y ago
Well, it was a niche search for sure. The A6 is a British military internal code (I haven't yet found out what it is, but strongly suspect it to be anti-reflective drab green because the vehicle was that colour when I bought it). It&#x
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by kagamine 11y ago
Maybe because google have spent years compiling data about me, but I had to switch to google search yesterday to get a result that wasn't showing on DDG. I have ddg as my start page on my main computer at home, I was looking for a mili
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by kagamine 11y ago
That's the same link I debunked earlier in this thread. Just because someone made a website about something does not make it a real thing. I know there are a lot of sites that do text wrongly, not just colour, but size and font too, bu
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by kagamine 11y ago
> why are all books published with black text? One of the web's greatest problems has been defining itself in relation to printed media. From use of font types, colour and page layout, margins and line spacing, the web is not on pr

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