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m0tive
16y ago
I'm at Bournemouth Uni in the UK. I think it works quite well here for most of the courses (which more of a focus on film effect and game content) to be under the media umbrella, but for outliers like me it feels a bit odd receiving a Bache
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16y ago
I have to agree, that's the way I see it. I'm just finishing a computer animation / games programming degree and I'm about to start looking for work. The only other thing I'd add, from my point of view, is my games (and graphics) programmin
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m0tive
16y ago
Nice. There's some odd bugs with a couple of the trains... I've just seen one travel from Kings Cross to West Ruislip, off the tracks and in under a minute.
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m0tive
16y ago
I have another issue with the paywall. With NoScript on, the links on The Times site just don't do anything (they just redirect back to the homepage). Surely some sort of noscript option is possible...
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m0tive
16y ago
I've been experimenting with bzr-git, pushing my bazaar branches to github... so far, so good (though I've not really done any 'social' stuff yet or been branching other peoples work).
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War and Peace - The One-Button Civilization
(stephanebura.com)
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16y ago
I also got NoScript's cross-site scripting filter kicking in which is never a good thing...
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16y ago
I'd say an ugly robot that stays upright and does the job is better than a nice looking robot on its side...
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m0tive
16y ago
Personally, I prefer Weenie Google : http://www.toosmalltouse.com/ I do like how they both search-as-you-type (on the results page)... is there any way of getting the real google to work like that?
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16y ago
I remember being told this at school, a quick wiki search turns up some stuff here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_orthography#History "[Printing] introduced further inconsistencies, partly because of the use of typesetters trained
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m0tive
16y ago
"No e-mail service has really treated the mail messages differently based on who sent them," I guess my filters in gmail don't count...
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m0tive
16y ago
The site's started to hit Firefox's "Reported Web Forgery!" page... "This web page at ismycreditcardstolen.com has been reported as a web forgery and has been blocked based on your security preferences."
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Actually, you won't find female empowerment halfway up a pole
(guardian.co.uk)
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m0tive
17y ago
Is that actually 3D or just an offset on the images? (I might just have bad 3D glasses)
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Ask HN: Should I be using Git instead of Bzr?
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17y ago
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m0tive
17y ago
Surely this won't actually effect you when you want to do a script. If you want the size of a file, 'ls' (and most commands I think) gives you it in bytes, not KiB or KB or whatever...
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17y ago
Personally, I prefer the simpler graphics like those of Michael Paukner ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelpaukner/ ) or David McCandless ( http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/ ).
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17y ago
I completely missed the point on this post (NoScript was blocking twitter feed). Thought it was some attempt to advertise the Conservatives...