nerdcity

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by nerdcity 9y ago
My open bar tab agrees.
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by nerdcity 9y ago
Trump derangement syndrome in full effect. Nobody cared until the link was made to the Trump campaign benefitting from analytics research. Now it's an issue.
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by nerdcity 10y ago
Most of the stuff we need is more highly regulated than the other stuff...
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by nerdcity 10y ago
Oh. Not the esports organization.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
It was certainly different, but I wouldn't say the original art style was 'destroyed' due to the fact the at any time in the game you can switch back to the original style. It's not exactly destroyed if its RIGHT THERE.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
As someone who has the original game CDs and played through each of those games at least 10 times over the years, the BEST part of these remasters, IMO, is the added developer commentary. I really, really enjoyed playing through the Monkey
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by nerdcity 11y ago
>any use of military drones for civil authorities had to be approved by the Secretary of Defense Gee, what oversight. I'm sure they'll be denying approvals left and right.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
>We're talking about homeland defense here, the Islamic State is on the rise I can taste your sweet fear from here.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Encryption is a reality check for the government. It's not going away, even if they outlaw it.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Blank Keycaps is the way.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
#webosneverforget
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Anyone else remember BowieNet? The man had his own ISP back in 98, for crying out loud... A true visionary of an artist. He really understood technology, and what changes would be wrought by it for people, the arts, social systems, the musi
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Big Bird was supposed to be the child viewer's avatar.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
>“It’s been decided by the government as a whole, so our job is just to go ahead with it,” said an official at the personnel affairs division. This sentiment makes me feel ill...
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by nerdcity 11y ago
>I think the biggest problem was that nobody took it seriously There was that one guy, who got the tattoo...
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Who fights for the User?
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by nerdcity 11y ago
>I know that they are rife with corporate subsidies and targeted protectionism of politically favored domestic industries but it is better than the alternative. The alternative of actual free trade, free from meddling governmental interf
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Because taxes are innately moral...
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Poor Palm :(
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Enyo was/is an amazing web component framework, but I think the whole HP webOS debacle pretty much scared people away from adopting it, due to uncertainties about it's future ownership and development. I believe it's still in
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by nerdcity 11y ago
I'm just noting that the timing coincides with an upward usage of cctv and public surveillance.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
http://qz.com/326086/the-places-in-the-world-that-have-a-bur... In 2011, France went even further, forbidding concealment of people’s face in public—through a burqa, niqab (a version of the veil that leaves a slot for
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by nerdcity 11y ago
People asking for body cameras on all police, whether net benefit or not, need to understand everything that is coming with it. That includes automatic facial identification of everyone. Police will simply no longer have to ask for ID. Obsc
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Then they just can just "order" another one. We're talking government here. Declaring faster computers by government fiat is already a dumb idea.
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by nerdcity 11y ago
Fiscal sovereignty was already surrendered when the adopted the Euro in the first place.
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by nerdcity 12y ago
Why not describe each element in the actual order that top actually presents them, from left to right, instead of jumping around? #flow