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by lips 11y ago
Well, anything with an RSS feed would be great. I don't know about others, but it's my preferred way to keep up to date on software that I use/am interested in. I do have recurring "check on [url] tasks" but eh.
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by lips 11y ago
This could be the seed of something fantastic, IMHO. I'm trying to gain some bulk, and was using the "leading" product (MFP), but stopped because their data is: absolutely filthy via redundant user-submitted info, oriented to
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by lips 11y ago
Is there any sort of hardware network "OFF" switch in these bad-ideas-on-wheels?
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by lips 11y ago
This makes my brain hurt just reading it. I honestly don't see any significant functional upside to all this complexity. My recipe: External 2-bay removable SATA, an order of cardboard boxes, esd foam, and esd bags, a desk drawer, a cl
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by lips 11y ago
R.I.P. Oink.
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by lips 11y ago
Tapers (live music recorders) used to do something like this on the old Sony TCD-D8 DAT recorder. The ten-cent 1/8" jack on your $600 device wasn't exactly readily accessible for DIY repair, so people would put the D8 inside
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by lips 11y ago
And thus, stuff like: perma.cc Though it strikes me that with such an extended chain, it'd be better to essentially have ping-backs for each item that referenced or used the data. At least with stuff like this there aren't privacy
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by lips 11y ago
They're both at fault, to varying degrees, explicitly or implicitly. Destin mentions in his "intro to freebooting" video his various attempts to contact Facebook regarding the piracy, and that it was only removed after a Twit
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by lips 11y ago
Also seems like some fairly primitive analysis would identify this as a suspect item, at least enough to be shunted off to some sort of triage. Logos, by and large, will have distinctly different data than images. That, and it also doesn&#x
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by lips 11y ago
"Even women who would be allowed to have an abortion under the restrictive law, are refused treatment by doctors and hospitals such as the case of the 14 years old raped girl P, who was denied access to safe and legal abortion service
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by lips 11y ago
I hear this constantly, and if you base your judgements on top-tier apps that are recommended via various techie sources, it's absolutely true. But if you start searching blind, you're quite likely to end up trying out or purchasi
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by lips 11y ago
And yet I bet people wouldn't consider Ian Mackaye to be "whining."
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by lips 11y ago
So is anyone going to recreate the ebay of yesteryear?
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by lips 11y ago
Does anyone know the backstory on $11?
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Id3v2.3.0 – ID3.org(id3.org)
2 points by lips 11y ago|1 comments
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by lips 11y ago
> - A high quality manual stapler is really hard to find. I haven't found any equal to my Apsco 2002 stapler which is no longer made. Everything I tried jams more often. Luckily, the dimensions of a standard staple haven't chan
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by lips 11y ago
The author remarks that most of these are nonsensical. As a non-magic player who lives in a house that sometimes hosts magic games (and thus clicks links re:mtg), I found every line to be entirely plausible overheard banter.
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by lips 11y ago
From the Amazon product page: > Age Range: 12 - 17 years This might be more relevant if HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE had a code for Ancient Greek.
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by lips 11y ago
> Thats a distortion of the the way Zuckerberg presents the effort though. 1) I don't quite know how to parse this. The EFF isn't characterizing the internet.org plan the same way FB is? It's a FB initiative, and EFF are w
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by lips 11y ago
I hope Ellen Degeneres & Duck Dynasty sleep tight with their images being used to brand these things. Seems one of the more dubious licensing agreements you could make.
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by lips 11y ago
At a party you... ...listen in fear at the sounds of people who enjoy other people, observe small material details as though you were an anthropologist encountering alien beings, depend on searching for beer to consume time, and occasionall
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Roundcube Next is coming and we need your help(roundcube.net)
2 points by lips 11y ago|0 comments
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by lips 11y ago
"..with every OS X release I was more excited about reading Siracusa's review than upgrading." I feel exactly the same. Partially for the content, and partially because I knew that the reading experience would prepare me for
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by lips 12y ago
> The best part about this presentation, aside from the scrollable slides, is that it didn't break the back button. :-) Because it's running on 100% pure Meyer: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/
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by lips 12y ago
I'd assume that the cars stack up, and then a following car skips a stop in order to re-distribute, like a bus or subway line. The an elevator is a more concentrated system with more easily collected data, so whatever algorithm is cont
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by lips 12y ago
Ah, my people.
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by lips 12y ago
PEBCAB could be an issue.
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by lips 12y ago
When I first saw the app store, my initial reaction was that this was the K-martization of software. Numerous low cost products, difficult to distinguish (publishing of specs in differing orders makes direct comparison difficult), leveragin
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by lips 12y ago
ASCAP/BMI monitor shows as well.
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by lips 12y ago
For sure.. But then again, artists like Kimya Dawson (prior to Juno fame) have organized entire cross-country tours based on word of mouth. It's hard work to be sure, but there's a huge amount of embedded bi-directional vetting th

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