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kremlin
12y ago
1up that 'toddler resistant' mode; just got this for my girl's ipad, going to have lots of fun with it and it will be more fun if the music doesn't stop every five seconds because she hit the one button she wasn't s
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just paid for full features; i've always loved stuff like this. There's a web app I always liked that was just a grid with one instrument only, just a reverby mallet-sounding instrument (looks like they added drums now) http:
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12y ago
me too
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12y ago
'text over a high contrast photo' - rule applies when the text is over a high-contrast PART of the photo. The rule is there for legibility - black text over a flat, white (or just off white) part of a photo that also, in a separat
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12y ago
Not agreeing with anything in your post, but the hypothesis that he didn't kill himself...is quite interesting. I would say that it's definitely not conclusively suicide. On another note, I see no problem with publicly apologizi
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12y ago
I see the cleverness in the title; I also see that it's most obvious, and literal, interpretation is one of putting down his skepticism. Before reading the article, I thought it was going to be about how James Randi is too skeptical.
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Mastering the nth-child selector
(flanneljesus.github.io)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Great game! For me, the issue is this: the direction that you drag when you're doing your first anchor point is the opposite of the direction that it should be. You're dragging away from the direction you want it to curve, rather
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A Better Solution to CSS Sticky Footers
(flanneljesus.github.io)
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Using Flex to Make a Perfect Post List
(flanneljesus.github.io)
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Solving Jekyll Highlight Linenos
(flanneljesus.github.io)
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kremlin
12y ago
I've been using this for about a year now; it occurred to me that others might like to use something similar if they don't already.
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Show HN: Gamification with Excel
(flanneljesus.github.io)
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12y ago
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12y ago
off-topic but genuine question: Is it not a bit ironic that this source of information about display technologies (among other things) uses tables for page layout?
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12y ago
In the article he lists some kinds of fetish youtube videos like zit-popping and clean-corn-shuck. One that he didn't mention that I partake in is Earwax Removal -- videos of someone with impacted cerumen getting it removed by a metal
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12y ago
My daughter loves these 'opening toys' videos -- especially the ones from this woman. I'm very amused to find an article about this sensation, and my wife will be as well. We've been curious about it for a while.
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kremlin
12y ago
Care to link?
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kremlin
12y ago
I found some of the wording a bit vague, I think diagrams or even short animations could have added clarity
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12y ago
Cool, got it!
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kremlin
12y ago
Cool. I have read some stuff about him and he has interested me; I will look into more literature on him. Thanks.
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Ask HN: Programming Literature that's Valuable Sans Computer
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12y ago
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12y ago
small typo: "No other registration is reguired ."
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12y ago
I don't think that's what he meant. He meant running a business, from SF, whose primary activity takes place in Rome, and was also illegal in Rome. Not just running a business from SF that's illegal in Rome.
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12y ago
props for not having a confusing front page that is very vague about what it actually does. This should be proof that you can be stylish and clear.
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12y ago
Browser crashed too
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12y ago
I wasn't suggesting to do this and I have never done this, just pointing out that it is technically easy. I don't really know why I got a downvote for that
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12y ago
There's a fairly trivial way to do it in Django I think (whether it's still safe to send an email with pw in plaintext is still questionable at best): Say a user forgot their password and they click some link to reset their passwo
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12y ago
It probably helps having a premium mechanical keyboard. Fun stuff.
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12y ago
I noticed it once, and then I kept watching and couldn't see it again so I thought I was just imagining it.
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12y ago
those surround 6.
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