panacea

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by panacea 13y ago
Printers. http://www.theonion.com/articles/new-apple-ceo-tim-cook-im-t...
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by panacea 13y ago
Hello? Is it me you're looking for...
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by panacea 13y ago
So you're happy to code in a non-monospaced font. I can't help but think you're being wilfully ignorant... or just being a contrarian. Either way, good luck.
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by panacea 13y ago
"who benefits?" Follow the money... erm... crypto bits.. um.
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by panacea 13y ago
Negligence is when I forget to set my alarm.
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by panacea 13y ago
Do you code in comic sans?
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by panacea 13y ago
No they're not.
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by panacea 13y ago
"Lying is a good thing"
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by panacea 13y ago
You're a sociopath. I'm an equal human being, despite not being born in the US.
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by panacea 13y ago
"Readying"?
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by panacea 13y ago
Deafening silence.
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by panacea 13y ago
Why do you posit that?
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by panacea 13y ago
Clusters of buttons are on the way out. Hamburgers everywhere. Supporting multiple browsers... gone! If it works in Chrome... done. Responsive design? Gone! We're post-PC now. Design for Android phones only. Design? Boom! Gone. Text on
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by panacea 13y ago
His point was not about drop-downs at all (he's mistaking design patterns for interactive models)... but rather that 'mouse-over' design models don't work in a mouse and touch world. Mouse-over to reveal functionality do
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by panacea 13y ago
Like right-handed screwdrivers.
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by panacea 13y ago
P to the hew
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by panacea 13y ago
It's tone-deaf.
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by panacea 13y ago
You're fighting an uphill battle with your argument, because I'm quite sure I've never (nor have many people reading HN) encountered targeted advertising based on data mining on sites such as Facebook, that has resulted in ta
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by panacea 13y ago
And just wave away, via cognitive dissonance, the fact that the kids you produce are likely to be badly fucked over by climate change and an overpopulated world in their lifetime?
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by panacea 13y ago
...and that the bounding box hit-areas are larger than the pipes.
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by panacea 13y ago
You think Mozilla will ride the slippery slope to promoting malware or something in the tiles? It will be links to decent sponsors webpages I'll bet. Their announcement has been filtered through asshole media.
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by panacea 13y ago
Unfortunately not. That would take these glasses from the realm of a timeless fashionable item augmented with technology inside, to the same problem Glass and bluetooth headsets have. The non-symettry and wire would turn these into FBI-Goon
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by panacea 13y ago
Heh. Glass looks bad enough... imagine seeing people walking around with little swivelling laser turrets strapped to the side of their head.
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by panacea 13y ago
It's a shame you have to press to activate the camera. If you could press to save to disk, the last, say 5 minutes of what you saw these would be amazing. They look good, and you would be assured of never missing an awesome video oppor
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by panacea 13y ago
I don't get the anger at this. They're talking about pre-populating the tiles with some websites before you fill them up with your own most visited sites.
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by panacea 13y ago
Hmmm... [emotive action] "Verb" [emotive avatar] "Noun". I'm sure there's a formula here: Angry Birds, Flappy Bird, Crazy Frog, Stupid Long-horses.1 Some stretches... Gangnam (flappy) Style (horsey Korean pop-s
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by panacea 13y ago
And the domain of things we can empirically do better in the discrete task realm keeps diminishing ie. 'design', unsolvable capchas. If we keep throwing morsels of cognitive capability to the machine, we're left wondering w
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by panacea 13y ago
Except in my heart where it still flaps. And my phone where it's still installed. And as a weird internet ("mobile" = internet) historical relic, akin to crazy frog.
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by panacea 13y ago
I won't argue with that. My dismissive comment was a personal reaction... I think this post is worthy of discussion.
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by panacea 13y ago
Horrible extrapolation, and shyster prognostication. Would not read again.

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