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by nnutter 13y ago
I enjoy making cartoons with him just as much as jumping in puddles.
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by nnutter 13y ago
Personally I would like to see iAP to be considered like advertising and for it to be more heavily regulated at child audiences. Tired of my 4 year old crying because I won't let him spend another $4 to unlock another widget.
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by nnutter 13y ago
I more strongly object to "Buying" DRM'd content that I don't actually own. It should say "License" or something.
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by nnutter 13y ago
1. iAP are obviously not evil. 2. How the industry uses them probably is. 3. Your game isn't free if you have to pay to enjoy it. 4. "Developers gotta eat" doesn't have anything to do with it.
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Unyielding (Concurrency Is Hard)(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
14 points by nnutter 13y ago|2 comments
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by nnutter 13y ago
Seems like it would be easy to make a model that still houses the paper to prevent tipping and would still allow for infrequent loading.
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by nnutter 13y ago
I haven't looked yet but I would like to see experiments that look at how varying amounts of HFCS cause extra weight. It could be that even a small amount (over time or not) damages something and then causes weight gain or it could ju
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by nnutter 13y ago
My thought was that belief is rational and alief is emotional.
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by nnutter 13y ago
There are trade-offs. There is no perfect solution.
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by nnutter 13y ago
libperl-critic-perl is the core Perl Critic. libtest-perl-critic-perl is for using Perl Critic in tests.
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by nnutter 13y ago
It is nice because it is logical and not philosophical. I remember seeing similar discussions regarding mining for terrorist suspects. The only part of this argument that is up for debate is how accurate the techniques are.
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by nnutter 13y ago
One issue with self-hosted is that your ISP may block SMTP or worse they add their customer IP blocks to spam blacklists.
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by nnutter 13y ago
I've found a couple. Doesn't seem like anyone else had the same use case as me but in case someone does... When: http://when-app.com Doable: http://doableapp.com When "rips off" Clear's UI and looks interesting. Doable has a very cust
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by nnutter 13y ago
That looks really good but I forgot to mention that I am looking for an iOS app.
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by nnutter 13y ago
The key feature I used Astrid for was the ability to have recurring tasks based on the date of last completion instead of fixed intervals. Does anything else out there do that?
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by nnutter 13y ago
The author is promoting a machine he has never used and is comparing a non-SSD machine to an SSD machine. This would have been semi-interesting if it was discussing the XPS 13 DE under actual use.
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by nnutter 13y ago
Until Google decides to close it a few years from now in order to focus on what matters.
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by nnutter 14y ago
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by nnutter 14y ago
Elaborate?
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by nnutter 14y ago
It's not the weapon that violates any of that it is the person using the weapon. Some weapons have purposes other than as a weapon but your argument would still imply that your right to life, liberty, and happiness would be violated so we s
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by nnutter 14y ago
The common response to that is that guns can't fight tanks, UAVs, etc.
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by nnutter 14y ago
That obviously depends on the door. Do you really think your home offers physical security?
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by nnutter 14y ago
There's a difference between developer and user. The developer is likely a multi-tasker looking at the design and code and images. Part of my concern about a "720p" screen is remembering how some unresizable windows wouldn't even fit on the
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by nnutter 14y ago
Perl does something similar, see the [feature] keyword. [feature]: http://perldoc.perl.org/feature.html
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by nnutter 14y ago
reprint of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4115942
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by nnutter 15y ago
It also lacks the article length estimate which is really nice when you are trying to find something short to read while you're in line or something.
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by nnutter 15y ago
You can export your stuff from Instapaper as CSV. Read it Later lets you export your stuff as HTML. If you wanted to switch you could probably script the migration in a few minutes.
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by nnutter 15y ago
InstaFetch sucks in a lot of ways. I bought it on the Kindle Fire and it has a couple huge flaws. Pagination hides text behind the Fire's little menu bar. You have to click a button (or wait a minimum of an hour) to sync. The sync process t
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by nnutter 15y ago
He knows he's leaving money on the table. He just doesn't need to make it and doesn't want the complexity of doing so.
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by nnutter 15y ago
Two features, that I love, that Instapaper has over Read It Later Pro are pagination and Readability support. Scrolling works OK on PCs because of spacebar/PgDn it is pretty stupid on touch devices. However, pagination, at least as implemen

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