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by mykowebhn 8y ago
Read your other comment and, thanks, I definitely learned something. I wasn't able to see the halos until I zoomed in, but they are definitely there, and yes it does make the photo seem mangled. That said, I don't usually open blo
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
I really like the top photo of the substation. The composition works for me and the muted colors draw me in. Something about the grittiness of this photo feels post-apocalyptic. And I like how you cannot see the horizon, making this jungle
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
My bad. I was confusing two different desks. The one I have is the IKEA Idasen desk, not the Bekant. Sorry for any confusion.
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
Desk Control by a company called Linak. It's not the best app--I keep having to reconnect via the bluetooth--but for the price of the Bekant, and knowing I don't change heights often, it works for me.
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
I love my Bekant desk. You can download a mobile app that can control the motor via Bluetooth, and it has three memory settings.
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Rustic Shelters Called Bothies(nytimes.com)
79 points by mykowebhn 8y ago|47 comments
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Cyberthieves Stealing from Homebuyers Wiring Money(oregonlive.com)
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Alaska Hunter Who Killed Cubs in Bear Den Gets 3 Months in Jail(nytimes.com)
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A Semiotic Analysis of Wes Anderson's Films(sensesofcinema.com)
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
And what about Chopin's first Piano Sonata? I've only ever heard that once. I think it only gets played...never???
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
Granted that H-1B visas should ostensibly be filled only for positions where it is difficult to find qualified American citizens or permanent residents, but in all honesty are the Department of Labor's allegations really that surprisin
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It's vital to sometimes switch off that podcast and let yourself get bored(newstatesman.com)
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Are We Watching the End of the Monarch Butterfly?(nytimes.com)
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Does counting the number of times 2 blocks collide result in Pi?(youtube.com)
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Marie Kondo and the Life-Changing Magic of Japanese Soft Power(nytimes.com)
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Disney files claim on Star Wars fanfilm and monetizes it [video](youtube.com)
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Most unexpected answer to a counting puzzle(youtube.com)
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
During the dry summer season, redwoods rely on the dense fog that is prevalent along the northern California coast to get their water. Since it rains a lot more in Florida, I would say that they wouldn't need to rely on the dew. That s
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George the Snail, Believed to Be the Last of His Species, Dies at 14(nytimes.com)
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
I second this. I've mentioned "Eloquent Ruby" several times to Rubyists as one of the best books I've read on Ruby. Russ Olsen makes difficult concepts digestible. My only guess as to why it's relatively unknown in
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by mykowebhn 8y ago
Although I tend to agree with you, I do think one has to keep in mind their audience. I typically don't expect to have to read programming blogs several times in order to catch the literary subtleties, whereas I might expect that readi