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by kalms 11y ago
Who are you to judge how people live and should their lifes? How dull. There are so many different family structures — incl. open relationships. A family's structure and agreements is not public, nor should they be. Unless said family
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by kalms 11y ago
User tracking? Seems easy enough to me: https://github.com/kendagriff/backbone.analytics/blob/master... We do mostly SPA's at our agency by now, and they're incredibly stable and easy to maintain. E
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by kalms 11y ago
No, actually you don't. When I visit the States, or when using a VPN, I get the US version just fine, at least with Netflix.
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by kalms 11y ago
Right there with you. ;-)
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by kalms 12y ago
Same thing here. We're a pretty large agency, and it powers all of our SPA's and hybrid apps; even with a normal request based approach, Backbone/Marionette handles all UI beyond routing and initial render. It's a defini
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by kalms 12y ago
Thanks. That explained it really well. Semantically it makes sense to me, but I didn't take the interpreter into account.
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by kalms 12y ago
Why is it harmful to delete a property that disappears forever?
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by kalms 12y ago
Kickass.so
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by kalms 12y ago
I think the point is to do it without breaking the laws of physics. Like how entanglement could occur without breaking them.
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by kalms 12y ago
I completely agree with this. Make sure you know the ins and outs of what's out there, but don't just follow trend blindly. Especially with a large team, or internal eco system. I make a habit out of using smaller frameworks that
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by kalms 12y ago
"Because it has almost no atmosphere to retain heat, Mercury's surface experiences the greatest temperature variation of all the planets, ranging from 100 K (−173 °C; −280 °F) at night to 700 K (427 °C; 800 °F) during the day at s
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by kalms 12y ago
As to my knowledge, most industries became obsolete after reunification, since they only built and developed state sanctioned products that wasn't needed after that event.
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by kalms 12y ago
This is one exceptionally well-written article.
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by kalms 12y ago
Seconded! Would love a chance to peak behind the curtains on this one.
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by kalms 12y ago
Fire that crap into the sun and be done with it.
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by kalms 12y ago
I really like that point of view. Don't have a college degree, but it still resonates.
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by kalms 12y ago
"... swarming with intelligent life, which it doesn't ..." And you know this, how? The universe is a pretty big place.
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Netflix and Verizon in public cat-fight over poor video quality(gigaom.com)
2 points by kalms 12y ago|0 comments
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by kalms 12y ago
There's been talk of shops actually abolishing the use of cash. So far without success, but most transactions still happen through a nationalised credit card system.
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by kalms 12y ago
Without having attended a university, I would assume that one of the many advantages are the possibility for mentorship during self-study. Which is a scenario one could replicate in a daily routine. I think mentors are extremely important,
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by kalms 13y ago
They are in Denmark ;-)
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by kalms 13y ago
I really like it, although the kerning definitely needs some fine tuning, as others have already mentioned. I have a hard time seeing it catching on though, but I hope I'm wrong! Good job!
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by kalms 13y ago
It needs more Michael Bay! Kidding aside, I do agree the Fastback and Charger are beautiful pieces of engineering. What I wouldn't do to own a Charger. I'll have to (try and) watch the movie again. Personal favourite is the car ch
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by kalms 13y ago
Sorry, but Bullitt's car chase is terribly boring. I don't get why it's so fascinating?
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by kalms 13y ago
What makes them fascist in nature? I'm fascinated by your use of the word.
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by kalms 13y ago
Aarhus* :P
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by kalms 13y ago
That might be true, but I have yet to find a compelling argument for it. Personally, I dislike reading at that size (> 18px), and every time I ran tests, the users were more inclined towards using a smaller font size, usually at around 1
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by kalms 13y ago
I challenge you to answer it anyway.
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by kalms 13y ago
»Currently we find between 18 and 22 px to be reasonable for desktop webpages« - and why is that? Sounds like a horrible reading experience. Browsers "default" to 16px.
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by kalms 13y ago
I get the feeling it's doing fine in Denmark as well. Seeing them more and more each day.

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