marmarlade

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by marmarlade 12y ago
Yup, great book. Yup, great. Book.
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by marmarlade 12y ago
I'm sure LoveFilm's existing content deals must have helped. There used to be a site called Oric which tried to make it easier for people to find the content they want to watch online legally, which was easy to scrape to compare.
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by marmarlade 12y ago
Nice! Has anyone here played War on Terror http://www.waronterrortheboardgame.com/ ? Think Risk, but with an Axis of Evil, Terrorists, and a balaclava (not baclava, unfortunately) included in the game pack. It was also brand
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by marmarlade 12y ago
Some great submissions here already (second/third the usual suspects Divvy, Alfred, VLC, Sublime Text et al.) Depending on what you use for productivity, you might find a Pomodoro Timer useful. There are loads, and I quite like this on
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by marmarlade 12y ago
Amazon Prime has a solid video library, even compared to Netflix - or at least, it does in the UK. It's amazing how they're screwing it up on the positioning/awareness front though. Only a few years ago, I was a convinced Lov
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by marmarlade 12y ago
>> It's pretty damning these fake followers were able to game Klout's algorithms, since that's what Klout was trying to solve. Agreed. They must have improved their algorithm since though, surely? The algorithm at PeerI
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by marmarlade 12y ago
I was never taught about the Oxford Comma (I'm not a native speaker), but trained myself to use it consistently after seeing this http://jaced.com/blogpix/2013/washingtonlincolnoxford.jpg . This has made me re
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The Story Behind *That* Selfie(blogs.afp.com)
3 points by marmarlade 13y ago|0 comments