ntaso

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by ntaso 12y ago
Noticed it too. It's a fabulous palette :)
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by ntaso 12y ago
The system in the US is different. You can get credits in various topics despite being enrolled in, say, Physics. In Germany, you're enrolled in one subject and have mostly predefined classes for that subject until you have something l
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by ntaso 12y ago
With text/tweets, you can process the text and what it is about at a glance. With video, you have thumbnails and they usually give you a good idea what to expect from that video. With audio, there's nothing. I think people are not
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by ntaso 12y ago
I can recommend Impact.js. It's a commercial engine for 99$ but so far, I enjoyed working with it. It's canvas-based and optimized for tile-based 2D-games, but you can do other 2D-games as well with it. It comes with a nice level
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by ntaso 13y ago
On paper maybe, but in reality, most cars still consume between 5-10 liters per 100km and more, if you have the horse power.
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by ntaso 13y ago
Questions, I couldn't find an answer to: How do you make sure that the water doesn't merely distribute your feces all over your butt? How do women prevent that feces get sprayed onto or even into their vagina, since the water seem
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by ntaso 13y ago
A few weeks ago, I searched for an email newsletter service that was based in Europe, preferably in Germany. I landed on a couple US-based sites and since then, I was retargeted by their ads all the time. But them being located in the State
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by ntaso 13y ago
I agree. Going to college is not only about getting a degree. It's about learning what you want from life, learning social skills, going abroad for a year, work on different projects, try things out. Consider it as a time to sharpen an
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by ntaso 13y ago
Do you also restrict your time to, say, 10 hours per week as OP? How long do you work on a single client/project?
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by ntaso 13y ago
But an inconsistent experience, if the page looks vastly different for some people than for others.
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by ntaso 13y ago
If enough people do it, reading time will go down and bounce rate will go up. If that happens, someone might notice and decide to change something. I think there's no other way than that to tell them that their approach sucks.
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by ntaso 13y ago
Yeah, actually, I don't read articles anymore that do shit like that. Also: If I end up on a website that has some sort of popup (like us on FB, sign up here), I instant-close it. I don't care how good the content is. If they anno
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by ntaso 13y ago
I think it's great and fun but too easy. There should be levels that require more nesting or specifying elements within another group and there should be more "control groups" that should NOT be matched (like in regex golf).
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by ntaso 13y ago
I love Stripe, I love the continuous improvements, but since Stripe also accepts different currencies, I'm still waiting for a way to localize all that standard stuff Stripe comes with, e. g. "Stripe checkout". Can't use
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by ntaso 13y ago
What? You would be okay with that? And after 6 months, you find that their coffee doesn't taste that well anymore and you crave different coffee. What do you do with your coffee maker then? Dump it?
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by ntaso 13y ago
The concept is interesting. However, I don't think that the concept of "use now, pay later" is really what prevents people from doing micro transactions. The real work is to convince content providers to hide their stuff behi
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by ntaso 13y ago
Please check this long-term study: http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/content/22/5/1310.short It's as effective as the pill. But you're right that it doesn't provide birth control during the fert
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by ntaso 13y ago
Interesting suggestion, but I'd use affiliate as the icing on the cake, not as the main business model.
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by ntaso 13y ago
Scroll all the way down in the comments here, that joke has been told before and downvoted for its unrelatedness. This app is based on the symptothermal method, not the rhythm method.
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by ntaso 13y ago
The pill is exactly the same. "Lower hormones" is just marketing fluff. All hormonal birth control methods work with more or less the same principle (suppress ovulation, make cervical mucus less fluid and thus reduce survivability
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by ntaso 13y ago
Your argument lacks on two levels: 1. The same logic must be applied to condoms. They have a failure rate of 0.6 - 12% per year, depending on the study. 2. You mix perfect-use with imperfect-use. Even sterilization doesn't have a 0% fa
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by ntaso 13y ago
He's at least partly right. Most studies in this area are directly or indirectly sponsored by the church. This doesn't make the sympto-thermal method a religious thing and the studies are still scientific, but the church was one o
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by ntaso 13y ago
This is not the rhythm method. It's the sympto-thermal method and 99.4% effective
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by ntaso 13y ago
Well, good luck to you then :) There are a few more people in this space, especially in the app market. Recently, "Glow" was released, which is more aimed towards women who want to conceive, but they might go into the birth contro
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by ntaso 13y ago
Sorry to say so, but you're wrong about two things: 1. A women doesn't have to have a regular cycle for this method to be safe. Why? Because if the cycle is irregular, the cycle cannot be evaluated / charted and you have to a
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by ntaso 13y ago
The sympto-thermal method is researched since the 1950s by an Austrian gynecologist. There have been A TON of studies.
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by ntaso 13y ago
Kudos to you, it's alway great so see people talking about natural birth control methods without mentioning God or religion in the same sentence. It's virtually impossible to find good resources about the sympto-thermal method
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by ntaso 13y ago
Then maybe colorize nouns in a compound noun word instead of syllables ?
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by ntaso 13y ago
If you read correctly, the task is to report scraper sites that rank HIGHER than the original site. Not the case in your scenario.
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by ntaso 13y ago
No colored scrollbars? Or was this past 2000?

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