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kradeelav
8y ago
Can confirm, my 2010 Snow Leopard is still my main workhorse despite being used every day with demanding design programs, and replacing the battery / RAM once (and being dropped several times, imagine that). At this point I'm hone
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kradeelav
8y ago
Negative. I'm physically disabled and not in one of their ~3 select cities (still a large city, mind you; ATL is hardly small) with that additional 'service' and the friction to get a workable vehicle is next to impossible.
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kradeelav
8y ago
It isn't about the candidates - think about the long-con. Heated people in an argument tend to ignore rational reasoning. Heated, divided people tend to ignore olive branches "by the other side", and miss potential chances
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kradeelav
8y ago
American individualism, I suspect - part of how deeply rooted that mindset is in all the different strata of classes. Proving that you can make it on your own, especially with how "equalizing" social media is on the surface (every
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kradeelav
9y ago
Tumblr - still the most reliable place to find portfolio art blogs that update every now and then without the opinion fluff. While I do have an art-only blog, I use it mostly for my (separate) personal blog for genuine essays & scrapbo
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kradeelav
9y ago
I'm a designer that works both on an indie freelancer level and an agency/corporate level, so this feels apt for input! Several reasons - you've got part of the answer right in that there are a ton of other smaller tools for
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9y ago
You know, you made me think how it's ironic that by blurring the lines of information/truth, those same lines in the sand really end up getting starker than ever in a truly vicious cycle of 'the other is the enemy'. Appr
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Tumblr deletes 84 RU accounts – spreading disinformation using activist culture
(staff.tumblr.com)
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kradeelav
9y ago
When you're healthy (physical, mental, what have you), there's no dependents to worry about, no worries about personal safety at night, and a reasonable ability to walk into an average retail store and pick up a job ... that'
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kradeelav
9y ago
I'll throw y'all a curveball - IRON CROWN ( https://www.ironcrowncomic.com ) is an action-adventure webcomic about mercs, monsters, and a dictator’s daughter fleeing a coup - with all of the above standing against a much
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kradeelav
9y ago
I've heard Privacy Badger (connected with the EFF) is a good one as well.
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kradeelav
9y ago
Privacy is a spectrum, and not all of us have the patience/time to deal with Tor. I consider myself somewhat tech-fluent (not in the industry) and privacy-oriented, but there's a happy medium of installing FF on my dayjob computer
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9y ago
Most of the time it's not even reacting to something; simply taking the time and effort in mentoring a bright lady is another shield in the bulwark to this nonsense. As a personal example, I have the deepest respect for one of my forme
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kradeelav
9y ago
> How about Netflix? They use AI/ML quite a bit. It seems to have driven quite a lot more people to watch movies and tv than before. ... and the word 'cable cutters' is being thrown around with a lot more intensity, plus v
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9y ago
I honestly feel like framing the debate around surface elements like color (of all things) is worse than useless, and would rather people focus on what tech-y groups have historically attracted young girls with no problem - neopets(1), for
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kradeelav
9y ago
Nice work on this! :) Got me to click around a bit. A few comments (from a design background, so your mileage may vary): - Digging the 'don't ask' section to your answers - I'm personally of the mindset that knowing wh
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kradeelav
9y ago
As someone who had one of the earliest cochlear implants done back in the '90's, I would say it'd be a non-invasive surgery (with minimal recovery/rehab time, say, a week), with near infinite options of modding the softw
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kradeelav
9y ago
Anecdotal opinion ahead, but from someone who's been an avid user since 2010-12-ish (in a variety of scenes but mostly in illustration). Personally, it's felt like a death of a thousand cuts. Tumblr was a gift to people who wanted
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kradeelav
9y ago
Not the OP, but having an actual camera for special events solves that one pretty easily. A map in the car, a sketchpad for notes - analog has its perks.
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(a) Insisted on having a dumbphone after college; and it helps immensely in this regard - still get text and calls without the notification spam. (b) Recently settled on a plan of spending ~30 minutes after work explicitly checking social m
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kradeelav
9y ago
Are you by chance in that industry somehow? I'm (as a designer) with an organization that's looking to break into this very kind of niche - it's almost the other end of the problem ironically; we have plenty of resources, bu
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Legally blind and professionally employed full-time designer here. :) (Granted - "blind" can be a spectrum of things; for example, extreme nearsightedness but still "seeing", vs truly blind.) Seconding the major need fo
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kradeelav
10y ago
For me, HN started off as an alternate news source to reddit; there's more signal to noise with every article on the front page. Even if it wasn't newsworthy per se, you could (and still can) count on a vast majority as free and