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by kagamine 11y ago
> I've tried both and I clearly prefer I think we can end this debate here.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Feeling a bit confrontational today are we? Call it what you will, but this is "generally accepted" which means exactly what it says. You seem to have confused "this user's opinion" with "what the textbooks say
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by kagamine 11y ago
Notice I said grey, not light grey. Good designers will understand that there has to be a contrast between the background and the foreground. There will always be some who misinterpret the rules. The first site you linked could exist for an
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by kagamine 11y ago
Android be like, press anywhere on the row to check the box on the right. And anywhere on the row to go to the next page in the menu. And anywhere on the row to do nothing, but press the arrow all the way to the right to go to the next page
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by kagamine 11y ago
Black on white is a hand-me-down from print that made it's way to web without anyone giving it much thought. It is indeed too great a contrast for back-lit screens. Google results also show the page descriptions using grey on white. Su
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by kagamine 11y ago
They're all guilty and they should all be hanged, only today I was asked to set up 2-step auth for a Google account and I see that Google are still using "ex" to mean example for telephone numbers. For those of old enough to
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by kagamine 11y ago
That's a perfect example of "Apple thought of everything" except how well that feature is hidden from the user. I mean, who was the first person to discover that? And I'll bet money it was by accident.
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by kagamine 11y ago
Grey text on a white background is generally accepted as easier on the eye/mind when reading sentences, whereas on the header it is not necessary, it's just one word, there is no train of thought to follow there. This would be con
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by kagamine 11y ago
I think user mahouse has confused liberal with European socialism (as opposed to Soviet socialism) and is blaming socialist policies for the death of Sweden. There is some truth in that Scandinavia has gone too far in favor of the world&#x2
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by kagamine 11y ago
Care to explain what that somewhat cryptic comment actually means?
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by kagamine 11y ago
> the poster tries to disguise his views with a belief in socialist politics I thought he was stating the opposite, he comes across as very right wing, hates Obama (that bizarre ending), blames the leftist govt of the 60s onward for depl
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by kagamine 11y ago
Not sure what you mean that "css is hell", although I understand from working with a lot of programmers (I do front end they do back end) that CSS is seen as something you might also want to learn but not really because it isn&#x2
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by kagamine 11y ago
I can't be the only one who clicks on the developer's name in the app store to see what else they have available when the app I am using from them is good and free. If I get a good free app I'll be more likely to pay for the
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by kagamine 11y ago
It's far more common among off-roaders than you know.
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by kagamine 11y ago
What, using Donald Duck cartoons as evidence?
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by kagamine 11y ago
Given that there was a link in the question, what does "feasible" mean and what does "make sense" mean? What does "pedantic" mean? What does anything mean? I am so sorry for having troubled you and for wanting
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by kagamine 11y ago
Your response is faulty and I have answered it as such.
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by kagamine 11y ago
By standard axles I meant that there are really only 2 types on production cars in the last century, fully floating and not. Many of these parts may not be "standardized" but they are interchangeable. Want Land Cruiser axles on a
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by kagamine 11y ago
You just described the location of most fuel tanks and exhaust/catalyst systems. A conversion would not be a perfect fit, but an extension of the vehicle's life, like the classics with replacement lead-free heads and an LPG tank i
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by kagamine 11y ago
So it would be possible to produce a mass-produced replacement part targeted at specific models, at least at first, using for example the Leaf drive train and a conversion kit? I assume electric cars have standard axles++.
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by kagamine 11y ago
> The instant you entered the black hole, reality would split in two. From the 3rd paragraph. However, yes the alternate universe comes into existence when you reach the singularity. Still, if you can exist both inside and outside, then
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by kagamine 11y ago
We have a guy at work who insists on using PP, including the company template. Well OK. But when you have only one slide, maybe just put it in an email as text (it's always a table of info) and save us the bother of downloading a PP wi
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Ask HN: How feasible is it to convert a petrol car to an electric car?
10 points by kagamine 11y ago|27 comments
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by kagamine 11y ago
Given the initial split in realities, Anne would create a new parallel universe when she placed your ashes in the black hole, one in which they exist outside the black hole and in a parallel universe where they exist inside the black hole,
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by kagamine 11y ago
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Flexi...
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by kagamine 11y ago
As another user says, no js. Pure CSS runs in the browser without a get request (other than the CSS file you are already using, obv.) so it eliminates the need for a grid system like Bootstrap, 960gs etc. The 'grid' is there in th
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by kagamine 11y ago
Great news, I'll see you earlier, everyone!
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What if I want to go even farther? Can someone on HN tell me if 128 bits is enough to get me from the dawn of the universe to the end of time (at work so I can't do it myself for another 4 hours).
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by kagamine 11y ago
So what this means, according to the comment by user Arnd at lws, is that even though I built a 64 bit time machine I still cannot travel further into the future than 2242 or further back than 1698? My life's work, ruined.
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by kagamine 11y ago
I suppose a cynic would claim that even though the giver is aware of the unhappiness it causes them, material loss, status in the eyes of others etc, the gain is made from "doing the right thing". A real cynic would say that fight

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