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mitjak
15y ago
Looks like all these are dead :/
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mitjak
15y ago
Perhaps because it's not that funny?
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mitjak
15y ago
Completely agree on "nodeo" (first thing I thought the logo spelt out), plus the spacing between the letters could probably be decreased a bit more as well.
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mitjak
15y ago
It's definitely not just you. As a customer, I get quite annoyed when a screenshot tries to explain how the game works, as it becomes confusing which parts of the graphic are the game itself and which are not.
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15y ago
I suck at stats but isn't the expected value of Math.random E=0.5? Which makes the result Ex11x2 = 11? EDIT: I do suck. The expected value of Math.random*11 is 5.5, which floors to 5. Thus the total is 10.
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15y ago
Indeed. You seem to assume that the music library is somehow static which isn't the reality for a lot of users of Spotify and other streaming services. There are at least a dozen albums released and reissued every day , and some people (li
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15y ago
That, and it got tiring to explain to customers to "press Command+C to copy" only to hear back "Command? Oh, the Apple key?"
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15y ago
>I for one would be very impressed if we could make a fully self replicating colony & factory in the next 90 years. He/she never claimed we will. The claim was that we the entire human knowledge will fit on a mobile device.
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15y ago
You are. Only one though.
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15y ago
Definitely. One can only stand so many spa and skin treatment discounts per week. Then again, I wouldn't imagine hackers to be the main target group for the majority of groupons.
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15y ago
I hate it as well but it's easy to see you're right as customers themselves go ahead and add the missing "i" in front of products. How many times have you heard people say "iTouch" instead of "iPod Touch" and "iTV" instead of "Apple TV"?
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15y ago
Why?
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mitjak
15y ago
Perhaps you're not popular enough on Facebook? But more seriously, me and most of my contacts have switched to Google Talk as the Windows Live client is very bloated these days and GTalk generally connects faster and is always there as part
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15y ago
I wonder what would happen if Microsoft open sourced the protocol and parts of the client.
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15y ago
> Notepad is cool but only a toy. Check out Eclipse for a very advanced IDE. Apples to oranges?
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15y ago
>well, ISO + TIME + APERTURE are ingredients of EXPOSURE, and that should be all you need to know to start shooting. you know this and you can grab the newest high-end dslr or your grandpa's 35mm oldie and know what you're doing. the re
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15y ago
> (if you’re interested they’re targeting hires in Portland — Monsef describes the hiring market in San Francisco as “pretty nutty”... A bit unrelated but does anybody else feel frustrated when a closing bracket is omitted in an articl
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15y ago
Laughter? Was this supposed to be a joke?
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15y ago
That was a very long-winded way of saying "I don't really know. What do you think?"
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mitjak
15y ago
It's infomercial o'clock.
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15y ago
>Headphones: Sony MDR7506. The end. Definitely. I've recommended them on HN before. They're the best 'pro' headphones at a very fair price that the companies making overpriced 'amateur professional' products don't want you to know about
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15y ago
Absolutely. There are all sorts of folks looking for clothes made locally and well. I buy American Apparel for both of those reasons.
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15y ago
This is the average font size of the PDFs I read: http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/lehre/WS03/alpi/lambda.pdf Would something like that read fine? Apologies for a pile of questions: Nook Color isn't available here in Canada, and I was thinkin
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15y ago
Do you find the screen and its resolution to be large enough for reading non-eBook formatted books (PDFs, primarily)?
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15y ago
Because it's nice to be able to quickly find out what the name is once I do.
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15y ago
I'm going to vote against this: I personally never look at names anyway. Eyes jump between comments themselves, and only if a person is marked as a friend do I lift my eyes up in a "oh yeah, it's you again" tilt.
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15y ago
Replies to comments solve the "I want to know what others think" problem. I agree with the previous commenter: having the comment ratings hidden was unusual at first but I definitely do acknowledge that I used to mentally pre-judge a commen
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16y ago
Indeed.
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16y ago
But you can easily get it by setting up a US iTunes account which is slightly tricky but doable without a US credit or gift card. Edit: http://www.simonblog.com/2009/04/14/how-to-register-an-itune...
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16y ago
Maybe not technically, but the African Bush Elephant going down from 300,000 in 1970 to 10,000 today is a very significant drop.
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