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by liamondrop 14y ago
Apart from this being very empowering to the individual user, it is also a wake up call to states who have any interest in participating in an international community that they cannot act without consequences, potentially making it an effec
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by liamondrop 14y ago
I was born and raised in the US, so of course this seems upsetting and offensive to read. BUT, as humiliating and degrading as the treatment of these girls may sound to western ears, you have to pull back and see that there is a larger pict
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Allowing the viewport to be user-scalable would be a helpful option. In Nexus S browser, the cube is stuck off to the side in portrait and covered up by the explanation panel in landscape.
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by liamondrop 14y ago
if I never see another fork-tongued ribbon with the stitching and the little stars, it will be too soon
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Just you. It's an exercise meant to push the boundaries and get people thinking creatively. Also, the triangle thing is a pretty common and useful hack.
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Have to agree. Working on anything that is not my own leaves me feeling like I have a void that can only be filled by taking some tangible step in the direction of my personal goals before going to sleep. Taking action consistently has crea
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Agreed. 44% funding rate? Compared to other methods of fundraising, I'd take those odds any day.
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by liamondrop 14y ago
While it may be technically valid, artifice in modern usage is probably most commonly associated with deception & fakery. So, as a job title, I'd say it sounds pretentious and a bit out of touch, like someone who right clicked on the wo
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by liamondrop 14y ago
* puts down sandwich * backs away slowly * forward article to office, so they understand what I must now do * reaches for flamethrower...
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by liamondrop 14y ago
>> But social advertising is so new that nobody knows for sure. It's still unproven, untested and largely unstudied. FB ads have been around for several years and there are plenty of businesses dropping $10Ks a day and making a very
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by liamondrop 14y ago
If you had ever banged your head against FB's ad approval process, you would have a better sense of how little they give a shit about what their advertisers think. They most certainly don't have people posing as customers and sending warm f
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Visualization: How Much Water is on the Earth(gizmodo.com)
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Rather than really proving any point, this and his other articles are great examples of how to use semi-incendiary link bait to snatch some buzz and, perhaps, a client or 2.