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by mynewtb 10y ago
Of course!
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by mynewtb 10y ago
I want to actively support keeping the quality of submissions high. Hiding junk like this would not be enough.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
"With his reading and training pieces, the artist wished to increase the spectators' awareness of the systems, actions and rituals that we persist in and carry out every day without reflecting on them," Ms Torp wrote. Sound
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by mynewtb 10y ago
It definitely has now been transformed into art as a contemporary statement of utmost societal importance.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Flag and hide is the way to go.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Flappy Bird flaps more than the average paper plane!
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Regular business men don't commit fraud.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Please don't. Let HN be, it works fine, doesn't it?
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by mynewtb 10y ago
That often is not a benefit for the users though and one of the reasons why I only use 'web apps' for throwaway work.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
> weren't statistically significant
341.
by mynewtb 10y ago
This has little to do with whistleblowing.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
> The database is already accessible to anyone that is willing to pay Thomson Reuters for it. Nothing to see than someone feeling important. Move along folk, let's hope this private list does not get dumped into the hands of random
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by mynewtb 10y ago
This is a marketing stunt.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Adblock Plus is very popular and very inefficient: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-vs.-ABP:-effic...
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by mynewtb 10y ago
How did you control for the specific ads the browsers were served? Ads are highly dynamic. Unless you (can) include the differences in your methodology you better eliminate that influence.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
There is certificate patrol or something like that. It is very verbose and will annoy you.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
'Only' the completely public parts of it though. The archives behind the wayback machine are not publically available, 'just' through their interface. I wish I had the money to host some tens of terabytes for this effort
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by mynewtb 10y ago
I guess control over their user's privacy and the integrity of their connections is more important to them and I like that.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
How are conflicts handled?
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Do you have an alternative unbiased source?
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by mynewtb 10y ago
The latest Sansa Clip with Rockbox?
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Only in terms of hazards like snow and ice.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Google maps is a reasonable use of javascript. Using a dynamic interface like that vastly improved the user experience. Can't say the same about showing an textual article or a photo.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
HN's reasonable and minor js is an exception. And you only need it if you want to participate in the voting system. Reading and commenting works without. The vast majority of js does not seem to provide me with any benefit.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Lol no, ACID does not allow nonsense like that.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Crime does not have to be violent to deserve drastic penalty.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
No, your transactions were as you did not secretly use rare knowledge to your advantage.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
One look at voat.co's frontpage was enough for me to simply add the domain to my blocker. Nothing but filth, looked like only the bad bits of reddit.
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by mynewtb 10y ago
Try ECharts: https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd...
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by mynewtb 10y ago
I guess by average they meant median, not mean.

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