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by lazugod 15y ago
Not Photoshop specifically, but it would be easy to take vector art from something like Illustrator and convert it into CSS's simple shapes.
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by lazugod 15y ago
It looks more like Amazon is having a sale (the base price is 30 bucks as well).
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by lazugod 15y ago
Is this just for desktop browsers?
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by lazugod 15y ago
You're missing a footnote, and I'm not sure what you mean by "video" in the first paragraph.
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by lazugod 15y ago
The linked video isn't advocating anything so outlandish as intelligent design, so why does the title mention it? Also, the relationship between the golden ratio, and many spirals that occur in nature, don't actually exist (some previous di
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by lazugod 15y ago
Why is there no link to said 'report card' anywhere in the article?
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by lazugod 15y ago
The Kindle Fire does have a terrible home screen, but my understanding is that it is patently illegal to use a grid or any non-cluttered design.
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by lazugod 15y ago
This is one of those quintessential moments where someone can act like Eliza and force the questioner to question themselves: * Which apps claim to work on tablets? * Which app has the highest score, or the most inviting review? *
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by lazugod 15y ago
You can't sideload apps that you don't know about. The issue is that, using a Kindle Fire, it is impossible to see the Android Store's website. If Apple or Microsoft were to make websites impossible to view, it'd be rightly called out as ce
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by lazugod 15y ago
(Assuming Polis is one of the sponsors of SOPA) Call them anyways. Mention that you're from their district.
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by lazugod 15y ago
It's a strategy made by bad manufacturers, not necessarily those that use Android.
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by lazugod 15y ago
One person per child?
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by lazugod 15y ago
Clearly not everyone does. But for those who do, its a problem better solved by a custom HN client.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Yes, the things people love can be temporary.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Why not? Statcounter would have the right information to make this finding.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Why not? It's the only proper text editor that lets someone else see what you're writing with the click of a single button.
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by lazugod 15y ago
The original article: http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/11/lieberman_...
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by lazugod 15y ago
The idea of pre-emptying a future discussion queue makes for an interesting pun, but the word is preempt.
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by lazugod 15y ago
> If true: We're imbeciles If false: We're imbeciles. What does that mean?
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by lazugod 15y ago
Patio11's ad is an image, and would be blocked. But you're still right, in that the closer one gets to mimicking unpaid content (such as Google or Reddit's sponsored ads, which are text) the harder it is to programatically block.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Oh. I had assumed that the blatant ad was a fake, tacked on by patio11 for just that reason.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Facebook sells phones? I assumed it was mostly the other way 'round.
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by lazugod 15y ago
The denizens of Hacker News are not concerned that this is a hack, no.
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by lazugod 15y ago
You may want to resubmit, and this time put the URL in the URL field.
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by lazugod 15y ago
HN's list pages expire very quickly.
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by lazugod 15y ago
What does it cost to license such a patent?
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by lazugod 15y ago
You are being needlessly insulting to someone who could be in serious trouble.
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by lazugod 15y ago
For free.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Similar to Windows 7, I assume.
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by lazugod 15y ago
Mm, it seems to require high noise levels to not look visibly stripey. Is it actually dithering the colors, or just overlaying noise on top of it?

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