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Yes, it combines that with the color hue equivalent: http://img.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2015/02/y... On another note, I'm wondering if people did comparisons on whether the size
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12y ago
You have to follow up with Norvegian Wood.
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12y ago
I'm not a mobile developer so you shouldn't ask me but basically because of web browsers there's a JS VM in every PC and smartphone nowadays which isn't necessarily the case with Java. And Android runs its applications o
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think you can write native apps for Android or iOS either. Also recently there's been way more effort on improving JavaScript VMs than Java's.
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More than the simple fact of whether the child has access to 'adult' material or not, what's important is how it's presented to them. Whether they see a film with friends who got a copy from another friend, or whether th
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12y ago
People have been using Facebook and complaining when it spills out their info years after Facebook got bad publicity for privacy related offenses. People still get offended and complain when their iOS app gets rejected years after Apple got
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12y ago
Maybe it's the users' fault for relying so much on client-server architectures. There are some initiatives for P2P/F2F social networks but they need help.
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12y ago
Well you probably should have up voted me but it's my fault for being unclear about my opinion while trying to be funny. I don't think that this aesthetic is stupid or anything, it's only that what's represented in this
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12y ago
Oh, I thought we'd moved on to the 2000s? I was just about to post an old collection of MSN and AOL portal screenshots on my tumblr. That was close. Any idea around when the 2000s will be in-vogue? Some of my case studies indicate it s
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12y ago
So much this. Sometimes little life hacks can have big (positive!) consequences. For example, two weeks ago I picked up the muscle-a-day routine and already I'm feeling way more focused and energized. The concept is very simple, today
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12y ago
See that's why humans won't last long, can't even compute a little 7311 word data stream in 900 seconds. So invest in robots, ok? Robots are disruptive and future.
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12y ago
I don't think the over evaluation part of the Dunning-Krueger effect has much to do with evolution. Basically it is a fundamental physical limitation: if you've never even seen an obstacle you can't say whether you could jump
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12y ago
If you have 40 minutes to waste, this talk from a Facebook manager talks about this problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzL6Zoy_ndk
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12y ago
Indies have been using it a lot recently. Off the top of my head I can only recall Antichamber [1] as a successful UE-made indie game but there are also a ton of small games made with it. You should check out RockLeeSmile's videos [2]
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12y ago
I don't think Apple really cares about that since one of the most important design decisions made to create the iPhone/iPad was dropping stylus support. If they wanted their products to be creation devices we'd notice, they j
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12y ago
The word "believing" doesn't imply choice anymore, for example you can say an earthworm believes all big animals are the same just because that's how it thinks, not because it made a choice to think that way. Well now we
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I think you're exactly right. What makes an interface enjoyable to use is how easily you can process the information it tries to convey so if you're going to remove certain cues for aesthetic reasons you have to compensate for the
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The game trains you to see circles as squares. You're looking at circles but they really act like squares so when you go back to reality it's like you forgot squares existed because the whole concept of square is made obsolete in
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12y ago
If you tend to accumulate tabs and forget to close them then the Unload Tab [1] extension is a must. Your browser becomes laggy after opening 5 pages with flash elements? Just right-click on the current tab > "Unload Other Tabs
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Any idea what material it could be made of? I can't think of any that wouldn't make this design insufferable to wear. Or is it just a concept for 2050 when we have flying cars too?