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10y ago
I don't think so. At one point, Tyrell meets with Elliot's boss.
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10y ago
...And news outlets scramble to write articles about anything Pokemon GO
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10y ago
this is poetry
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oliv__
10y ago
Mmmmh...ever considered that maybe not everything in your life needs to be "productive"?
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10y ago
After trying it out, I feel like their implementation of scrolling might be an important factor. The editor scrolls significantly faster than my browser normally does.
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10y ago
Ummm... Default or die: 15 tools? I thought I was just making a website here: you know HTML, CSS, and a dash of Javascript. ...Guess not.
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10y ago
This was edited. It used to be in this order: breakfast at 8am and dinner at 6pm.
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10y ago
I believe this exists already: it's called the Non GMO project [1] [1] http://www.nongmoproject.org/
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10y ago
Mmmh... lunch?
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10y ago
Hahaha that's sadly hilarious.
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10y ago
Agreed. Seems to me like these people are tripping real hard on their own kool-aid. They see their logo being everywhere next to the wifi logo? Really?
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10y ago
Pardon my ignorance but I don't exactly get how dinosaurs were wiped out of the earth by one asteroid. Were all the dinosaurs located in the same small area? Or did the remaining dinos die from the subsequent winter?
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11y ago
Hi Tangokat, This is an interesting question. Having asked this ourselves before, I feel like the reason this might seem like an issue to you is because you might be approaching the problem from a "fast-fashion" point of view. Fo
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11y ago
Oh and I had to remove this extra part because of character limit so here goes: --MONEY-- 1) Ads. Print fashion magazines are failing, digital fashion ads were up 60% in 2015. Mobile/digital is where the future of advertising is at. In
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Apply HN: DAYS, One exceptional product a day
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11y ago
Thank you for posting this. It is profoundly helpful.
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11y ago
My brain couldn't help but read it this way for a while: App for booking raises $2.5M overnight.
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11y ago
What's wrong with CSS, exactly?
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11y ago
'CNN discovers that Starbucks' "coffee" drinks have insane amounts of sugar in them' No, really?? Quick, revolt, share on Facebook and choke yourself on kale shakes for breakfast! Welcome to America.
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11y ago
Tengential but: sometimes I wonder how websites like these survive or even exist. Reading an article on Fortune is hellish: ads trying to load, flash trying to activate, huge black banner with outsize logo (80% empty space), another banne
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11y ago
Well see in my opinion, they don't need to be complex tools at all. And I would argue that 80% of users probably use the tools in more or less the same ways anyways: hence the design in the first place.
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11y ago
On the other hand: I don't think there would be a need to customize anything if the UI was actually well thought-out and executed. Customizing, unless it is simply about making things feel more personal (like changing the background fo
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11y ago
+1 > oliv.breton@gmail.com
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11y ago
This brought back memories from old times: I can remember copying some Javascript code to a forum I used to manage to get snow flakes to fall on the screen (during christmas). I loved the effect!
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11y ago
wow
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11y ago
Well, that is one cool domain.
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11y ago
No no, of course. I agree that typing css is still the best way. I just meant that moving things around and seeing the CSS change accordingly would be an educating "bonus" tool for beginners within what would be a fully fledged &q
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11y ago
This is really cool. I could totally see a visual web editor that could work by dragging things around like this, with the css properties in a sidebar updating as you drag things around. And it could also work for "power users" by
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11y ago
Good. Highway Gothic is way more legible anyways. Plus it has that classic US feeling to it. Clearview, on top of being harder to spell out, had lost all the personality Highway Gothic had, imo.
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11y ago
I know these fake ads all suck and everyone hates them but somehow getting rid of them feels like cutting off a little piece of what makes the web the web. I kinda like this darker, more free-for-all, wild wild west side of the Internet.
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