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lingben
12y ago
Hi, I'm sorry if my comment came across too strong. It was not intended to be insulting at all, I'm really annoyedthat mystery meat navigation continues to persists. The vast majority for this and similar basic errors in UI/U
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lingben
12y ago
actually, no. wearing sunscreen is a great way to block production of D3 which is absolutely vital for health. in fact, there is a direct correlation between low cancer rates and distance away from the equator (the less sun you get, the mor
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lingben
12y ago
I really don't mean to digress from the point of the article but honestly I expect a lot more from a UX expert than the current design of the website. Sooooo many basic and fundamental UI/UX mistakes! Among the most annoying and e
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lingben
12y ago
the link is 404
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lingben
12y ago
believe it or not, a slice of toast has a higher glycemic index level than just plain white sugar
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lingben
12y ago
this is not 1999, "eyeballs", I mean, "traffic" growth means little when you are able to monetize the traffic you have and grow that (even if your traffic isn't growing)
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How Uber Explains Our Economic Moment
(blogs.hbr.org)
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lingben
12y ago
I'm using firefox for another reason, it is the fastest, most secure, most memory efficient browser out there. Chrome doesn't even compare on benchmarks. They may have had the crown for a tiny split second a few years ago but not
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lingben
12y ago
how would you track the user inputs in order to create then rank the results further? via browsers? or...? while I like your idea, I'm not sure if it is feasible and second, if there is an 'acceptable' method which most peopl
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Behold The Most Insane Crowdfunding Campaign Ever
(hackaday.com)
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When Good Waves Go Rogue
(nautil.us)
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Cloudy With a Chance of War
(nautil.us)
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lingben
12y ago
A little tangential but an important fact nonetheless: there is zero evidence that doing 'puzzles' improves cognition. In fact, there is a mountain of evidence (and growing every day) which shows that you can improve your brain he
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lingben
12y ago
you're comparing apples to oranges
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lingben
12y ago
or you know, if your concern is cost, go with cdn.net and pay as you go for a kickass global cdn network full disclosure, I have no business or personal connection to them
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crowdfunding in its current incarnation is a fad, the best demonstration of this was the potato salad fiasco. crowdfunding is a total joke but like most fads when you're in the thick of it, it is difficult to realize that. only with th
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lingben
12y ago
kickstarter is scammer heaven
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lingben
12y ago
here's the implied reference: "Unlike any other western country..."
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12y ago
an unnecessary solution to fix what should never have been broken in the first place this is like boarding up every single entrance and door to your house and then cutting a whole in your roof and placing a ladder up to your roof and then t
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lingben
12y ago
zero scientific evidence for any of the compounds as nootropics, if I'm wrong, please post reputable double blind studies showing significant positive results
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lingben
12y ago
what does that prove? beyond buttressing my points and I suppose showing that you are capable of ctrl+c/v?
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12y ago
"China can make all the bad investments they want. Unlike any other western country, the government prints their own money debt free and can thus just bail out all the bad loans forever." wow, it has been a very long time since I
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Cheaters Often Prosper: Inverse Relationship Between Integrity and Creativity
(randomhouse.ca)
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12y ago
sorry if this has already been mentioned but does zocalo have client side encryption? that is to say, does the file get encrypted before being sent? this part mentions encryption but is isn't clear: "All documents are stored in a
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Hackers promise to break Tor on a $3,000 budget
(dailydot.com)
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The Hacker Who Saved Thirty Million Lives
(culture.pl)
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12y ago
> a very strong correlation between cholesterol and CAD to imply a causation between high cholesterol and CAD is categorically and demonstrably false
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There are 2 things which influence CAD: omega 6 intake and stress. Arterial plaque is formed not as a result of a high fat diet (even animal fat) but as a result of inflammation which kickstarts the plaque building process. The myth that hi
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Unlimit your business with Google Drive for Work
(googleenterprise.blogspot.com)
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I believe google drive has a 10GB file size limit, 5 times larger than Microsoft
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