niels_bom

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by niels_bom 12y ago
Side note: The avatars are quite stereotypical: male developer, female designer, male project manager. Why don't you switch it up? There's female developers too.
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by niels_bom 12y ago
I slid the range slider all the way down as I'm in the, notoriously flat, Netherlands. Most of the time I'm in a city, Amsterdam, and then I'd have a range of 0 miles. Is that correct? That does not sound very useful to me th
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by niels_bom 13y ago
"case in point" :-)
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by niels_bom 13y ago
How about iOS, Android, WinPho? Mobile web use _is_ on the rise you know ;-) Would it be possible to run those virtual machines there as well?
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by niels_bom 13y ago
I think http://mtgjson.com/ does it better.
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by niels_bom 13y ago
Another one: http://mtgjson.com/
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by niels_bom 14y ago
Typo in one of the first sentences: "pratices". Looks pretty good for the rest btw.
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by niels_bom 15y ago
I'd rather have a smaller page: relevant: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3666826
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by niels_bom 15y ago
ShifIt does not currently support multiple monitors, as far as I know.
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by niels_bom 15y ago
I'd love an RSS feed.
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by niels_bom 15y ago
Scanning the video again: I'm not entirely sure if Gates is referring to Thorium reactors..
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by niels_bom 15y ago
Bill Gates gave a talk on Thorium reactors at TED last year. http://www.ted.com/talks/bill_gates.html
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by niels_bom 15y ago
The "remove an object" image transformation reminds me of the Photoshop new feature "content-aware fill" featured here: http://youtu.be/NH0aEp1oDOI?t=3m33s
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If only they had this for vim(photojojo.com)
1 points by niels_bom 16y ago|0 comments
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by niels_bom 16y ago
Two individuals' experiences is hardly what I call evidence :) And even if there are studies, I suspect it will probably depend on the individual as well, as do a lot of health-issues.
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by niels_bom 16y ago
Funny, the Elbruz site is made by my employer ( http://www.mijnlieff.nl/index.php?c=wie&p=arie&pc=&#... )
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by niels_bom 16y ago
A lot of the memes on the web are short-lived, however there's nothing about memes that makes them inherently short-lived. Some memes live extremely long.
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by niels_bom 17y ago
Agreed. Have you read Neil Gershenfeld's "When Things Start to Think"? A lot of the more general problems surrounding new technology and its (flawed) implementations are discussed in this book, very interesting. That book is from 1999 btw.