mnemonik

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Democrats sneak Net neutrality rules into 'stimulus' bill(news.cnet.com)
1 points by mnemonik 18y ago|0 comments
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Don't downmod this guy(gal) in to oblivion just because (s)he didn't say too much or you don't agree... Especially in this thread. This should be reserved for trolls. I think a nice 0 or -1 (to discourage pointless comments) would be fine b
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Agreed. Stupid catchy title for link bait, but the photography was in fact pretty good. Too bad they can't be honest in their presentation.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
If you don't want to leave firefox for a second you could try the stealther addon until 3.1 comes out.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
That's what I get for not reading thorough enough. Good catch.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
I feel like this Jason character is just a straw man the author created. So simplistic and so easily torn down.
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Prince of Persia's Game Design and Why the Gaming Market Saturation Should be 90% not 50%(shamusyoung.com)
1 points by mnemonik 18y ago|0 comments
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Little bit of a misleading title.
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Could Life Evolve on the Internet?(blog.wired.com)
1 points by mnemonik 18y ago|0 comments
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by mnemonik 18y ago
The very possible privacy issues are enough for me to form an opinion, let alone that this policy would be no better than a gas tax, and arguably worse, at reducing emissions.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
"Rather, what we have in common is a certain mentality, a way of thinking that allows us to overcome many obstacles and take advantage of many opportunities as they arise. I call it the knack." Does this remind anyone else of that Dilbert
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Oops, I've been caught. EDIT: Saw that you edited to ask if anyone else has the problem. I gave temporary permissions to everything on the page in NoScript and it renders perfectly, so hopefully no one else has any issues.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Seems to me as if IE isn't your only problem. I'm using FF3.0.4 on Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy and things are looking a little crazy: http://i42.tinypic.com/35bfl0l.jpg
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Microsoft patents "pay-as-you-use" computer leasing(arstechnica.com)
1 points by mnemonik 18y ago|0 comments
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Firefox addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/190
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by mnemonik 18y ago
If you use firefox you can always just install the linkification addon. I haven't had any qualms since I have been using it. It even linkifies to IRC. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/190
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by mnemonik 18y ago
I could really care less as long as everything works, except for one little thing, since nothing has classes or IDs, it makes it much more difficult for me to tweak my userstyle all the ways I want to. I know this isn't anyone else's proble
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by mnemonik 18y ago
People have been sharing files by swapping external hard drives for a long time, definitely nothing new there, but I doubt it will be the new big thing. One of the things private trackers like waffles.fm, what.cd, and OiNK cater to is peopl
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by mnemonik 18y ago
I can't agree with you more regarding self-discipline. My senior year in high school was the biggest joke: no one had to attend class, complete work, follow school rules, etc... but everyone got at least a C because teachers who cared about
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Thats nice if you have the luxury of space and don't ever trade books in for credit at second hand stores. Sometimes its nice to pass a book on to someone else after you have read it.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Hate to rain on your parade, but this was posted a little while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=295817
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by mnemonik 18y ago
The worst thing is when parents force themselves upon their children. It puts so much stress on the child and causes stress like none other. Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet" is filled with a lot of corny ideas by an author that is fantasizing
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by mnemonik 18y ago
I have heard it said that the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
You leave me humbled, sir. You are thinking on a much greater scale than I was. I was at first skeptical whether these types of things are going to come in to mainstream debate in the next 6 months to 2 years, but the more I think about it,
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by mnemonik 18y ago
A greasemonkey script could probably do this, it was done for reddit: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/31002
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by mnemonik 18y ago
I wouldn't. I would much rather a private company with experience in determining online identity provide a service like this. A. It would be an optional service, so you would only use it if you wanted to. (Unless gov't got involved somehow,
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by mnemonik 18y ago
icantdeci.de is quicker, no frills. I just went to doxory.com and saw a bunch of text that I didn't read, saw a login box, and left. icantdeci.de is much quicker and easier in my opnion.
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by mnemonik 18y ago
>f the Canadian telecom market were open to competition, why doesn't a new competitor move in and clobber the existing phone companies in the market? Barriers to entry. Infrastructure costs. Gov't incentives to provide better services w
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Weigh the risks of action vs. inaction in the 2 (simplified) situations (global warming true, global warming false) and you find that despite what may very well end up being the reality of global warming, its better to err on the side of ca
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by mnemonik 18y ago
Sarah Palin doesn't know anything about foreign policy. Mitt Romney on the other hand is a successful businessman. This means he knows what he is talking about here.

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