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by lotso 11y ago
Google supports multi-user login. There are some annoyances with it, but it works pretty well for me.
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by lotso 11y ago
>Also, dynamic content and page layouts are not multimedia. Maybe you didn't see it, but a lot of those articles have multimedia. >They are tied to 1851 and say it loud and clear. Others do update their branding. They have modern
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by lotso 11y ago
Could someone give a brief bio of Dalton Caldwell? I know he created Svbtle, but don't know much else about him.
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by lotso 11y ago
>* The separation of different forms of content... Disagree. The NYTimes is at the forefront of dynamic content and page layouts. They inspired a couple of startups to build publishing tools after their Snowfall article was published h
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by lotso 11y ago
No, I think instant film is fun because you always get a physical artifact that you can give to your friend instantly.
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by lotso 11y ago
Almost every illustrator, designer, or artist I know really enjoy using their pens. YMMV. Also not sure what furniture you are referring to, but they have a lot made from solid wood. https://www.muji.eu/pages/online.asp
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by lotso 11y ago
Netflix is more convenient than torrenting for me. I'll continue to use Netflix.
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by lotso 11y ago
No, go try and espresso from Starbucks and then go try one from a good shop. One tastes burnt the other tastes great.
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by lotso 11y ago
I think a lot of the people who have had identify fraud happen to them would say their life has been ruined. This seems like a silly argument on whether or not their lives have been "really ruined" or not when we get the point. Ye
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by lotso 11y ago
> Twitter could make a lot of people happy by re-opening the API access (e.g. third party apps) and adding access control (e.g. teams and channels). Wouldn't this have a huge impact on their ability to monetize the twitter stream wi
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by lotso 11y ago
>I usually find such articles stereotype men in a negative way (ie. The people who use this term are often hypocritical). Or maybe it is accurate, but is hard for men to accept that. The world operates generally in a misogynistic way. Is
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by lotso 11y ago
>These subreddits are big enough that their userbases are converging toward a statistically-normal sampling of the world population. Do you really think the makeup of a large subreddit mirrors the real world? I would be my life savings t
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by lotso 11y ago
For many companies (even large companies) it is cheaper and faster to use a service like this than build an in-house solution.
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by lotso 11y ago
The separate charge doesn't actually go to the driver. You should really tip your delivery driver.
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by lotso 11y ago
>However of all the various applications you could conceivably scale to hundreds of millions of users this is one of the simplest. I do not think acknowledging that is cringeworthy at all. What other apps besides social networking and co
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by lotso 11y ago
It seems Microsoft's position is that if a user has auto-updates on, they have consented to downloading the installer for Windows 10.
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by lotso 11y ago
Surface seems to be doing pretty well. I'm sure even better when compared to other PC manufacturers. http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-surface-hits-1bn-reve...
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by lotso 11y ago
Although they don't have summaries for every article, the NYTNow app is probably my favorite implementation of these snack-sized newsreader apps. They have daily and nightly briefings that contain ~10-15 short paragraph summaries that
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by lotso 11y ago
What left-wing political journalism is coming from The Verge? Support for net neutrality and being anti-gamergate?
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by lotso 11y ago
You're right, a HN commentator summarizing research papers is much different than thousands of scientists summarizing research papers.
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by lotso 11y ago
>Corrections officers unions have strong motivations to keep prison populations high as well and unions tend to be stronger in the public sector than the private sector so its not obvious that private prisons increase the aggregate polit
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Twitter’s Top Secret Project Lightning Revealed(buzzfeed.com)
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by lotso 11y ago
How do they make money?
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by lotso 11y ago
Brings value is not the same as brings money.
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by lotso 11y ago
It is also a lot faster. App owns to the camera. Tap to take a picture. You can add a caption or a doodle and send it to multiple people. MMS doesn't even come close to that experience.
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by lotso 11y ago
Couldn't you have said the same thing about early Facebook?
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by lotso 11y ago
Ramen isn't just the noodles, it's also the broth which is usually contains a lot of pork fat.
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by lotso 11y ago
Many leases have explicit rules on whether subletting is allowed or not and extended guest policies.
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by lotso 11y ago
> They haven't made any greater strides in addressing thumb ergonomics on larger screens. Sure at least the buttons are at the bottom again but to make it truly next generational they should have utilized more gestures. Imo gesture
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by lotso 11y ago
No, their policy is to reject apps that have an app store description mentioning competing platforms.

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