neito

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by neito 10y ago
My first thought (even though it's a bit of an overused meme) is that these look exactly like the holes in Japanese horror manga master Junji Ito's /The Enigma of Amigara Fault/ (don't look that up if you're cl
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by neito 10y ago
ITT: Cars should support buggy whips, says buggy whip manufacturers. And yes, I get the arguments that this is a feature already on the phone, carriers are assholes, etc., but I've had multiple phones with this feature, and found multi
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by neito 11y ago
It's weird and possibly generational in America; my mom specifically warned me that people would be "highly jealous" of my salary and that I should keep it a secret when I first entered the workforce.
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by neito 12y ago
I'm kinda disappointed that they're carving out a huge exception for MMO-style games. If anything, I think that (if only due to the social structures that evolve within them) they're the most valuable but fragile types of onl
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Acrylic painter who defaced national parks may be caught due to her instagram(modernhiker.com)
2 points by neito 12y ago|0 comments
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Game Dev threatens Gabe Newell after game listed as “Early Access” during a sale(arstechnica.com)
1 points by neito 12y ago|0 comments
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by neito 12y ago
>“Our view is we know that’s where the world is going, YES! >so we made sure we had the property rights to populate a new video service,” NOT SO SURE IF YES! But anyway, for all the talk of "Going digital", we haven't y
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by neito 12y ago
I feel like there's a seam in this article. It starts talking about elevators, then goes to apartments. While it's semi-natural to assume $NumElevators is proportional to $numAptBuild, it strikes me as odd that a place that would
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by neito 12y ago
Honestly, I think it's deeper than this. Even today, we have people who intentionally seek out ugly, imperfect designs because they think they work better. We have a cultural idea (at least, I can speak for the United States, hopefully
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by neito 12y ago
I dunno if it's just me, and I dunno how repersentative it is of their other products, but PyCharm always struck me as a bit overcomplicated. It's got little weirdnesses that make it less-than-great if you're opening, say, mu