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by laken 8y ago
Re: Brian Williams - many leading memory scientists say that Brain Williams didn't sensationalize his story, but rather created a false memory over time. There's a lot of evidence of this, and 10+ years is a long time in terms of
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by laken 8y ago
Not really, Brave is quite different. Not sure if you read the article, but what they mean by "Netscape for crypto" is more like "the first mass accessible way to use crypto" instead of "Chrome for crypto"
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by laken 8y ago
What exactly is your definition of open source? Technically, Android is open source, but it's basically impossible to contribute upstream, and many of the drivers are closed source. If you were to use the definition of "Free Softw
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by laken 8y ago
Country Time Lemonade is a lemonade company, who primarily sell lemonade in powder form to mix with water. Lemonade stands are a cliche way for kids to make money in the United States, however, it is technically illegal without a permit (th
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by laken 8y ago
On the general "Creativity" industry (with a focus on animation, but it applies to many similar ones): https://www.amazon.com/Creativity-Inc-Overcoming-Unseen-Insp... Written by the president of Pixar, and contain
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by laken 8y ago
On Windows Phone 7, Facebook integrated with the Contacts app, so your Facebook friends would be added to your contacts, and their images would be added to their contacts if they didn't have one set. That's probably what it is, as
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by laken 8y ago
Also, this a really good read if you have the time: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/a-detailed-timelin... It reads as if it's from Andy Weir's "The Martian" Favorite quote from
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by laken 8y ago
Most recent updates are here, on NASA's blog dedicated to IMAGE recovery: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/nasa-image-confirm... This is quite an outdated post, as NASA has updated as recently a
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by laken 8y ago
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/nasa-image-confirm... Communication has been re-established, however they are having difficulty sending commands.
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by laken 8y ago
Sites may treat you like you're European, however it's my understanding that the GDPR applies only to EU Residents that are physically in the EU at the time. I think that would also mean that if you were in the EU and an EU reside
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by laken 8y ago
I really like the look, very nice job on that. Is there any particular reason though why you didn't follow the aria standards for the controls? None of these controls can be used by a keyboard, and a screen-reader sees them only as tex
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by laken 8y ago
In addition, it's more "liquid" too. It's easier to turn tether into pretty much any altcoin on most exchanges vs turning USD back into altcoins. There's still a belief in some circles too that a crypto/crypto
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by laken 8y ago
Day traders use Tether a lot, even during bull runs. Because the market never closes, many full-time traders put their crypto all into tether when they're done trading for the day.
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by laken 8y ago
I use it on and off. I've only primarily used the focus mode, and it's a decent way to help get "in the zone" if there's a really deep task I need to do.
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by laken 8y ago
https://privacy.com/ kinda does that :)
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by laken 8y ago
In order of amount I pay for each service: Atlantic.net (Hosting), Fastmail, Discord Nitro, Todoist, Private Internet Access, Twilio Some that I paid for in excess of 1+ years (or Lifetime): Freedom.to, Brain.fm Couple that I'm using p
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by laken 8y ago
What's different from when you last posted this 3 months ago?
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Reese Mathers, the most satisfied consumer in the world?(chicagotribune.com)
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by laken 8y ago
Moviepass brought back the unlimited plan 2 weeks ago.
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by laken 8y ago
Unfortunately that is true, and it's really bad for accessibility too (using links as buttons, but not coding the keyboard events that are used on buttons, for example.
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by laken 8y ago
https://lobste.rs/ Is pretty good
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by laken 8y ago
It was reverted earlier after RMS saw the commit, and added himself to the email chain. RMS said that as the leader of the GNU Project, he gets the final say, and said to the maintainers that they are under him. One of the maintainers then
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by laken 8y ago
If additional context is needed: this was in the documentation for the `abort()` function
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by laken 8y ago
If you want it more like Windows 95, why not LibreOffice? ;P (As an aside, LibreOffice puts into perspective how useful the Ribbon menu is)
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by laken 8y ago
Have you seen WordPress' new Gutenberg editor that they'e working on?
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by laken 8y ago
Might have to try google home. As an aside, did you hit 100 enables yet? If so, congrats on the free dot :)
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by laken 8y ago
Yeah, I was working on an Alexa skill once where I wanted the user to be able to say anything. That isn’t possible really, unless you give Alexa a really long randomly generated list of un-related/non-existent words for the “intent”, s
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by laken 8y ago
I've noticed on my iOS devices that the more storage available, even with the same amount of apps and data, more storage is taken up. I believe it's due to the fact that apps don't clear caches as often if there's plenty
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by laken 8y ago
I had a 16GB iPhone 6 for years, and when I went to upgrade to an iPhone 8 recently, I was upset that the 16GB wasn't an option anymore. I have no need for 64GB of storage (the new minimum on the 8), because my phone is a phone, not a
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by laken 8y ago
Why not just keep the dongle attached to your headphones?

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