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primelens
13y ago
That was my thought as well. I hate to see how most democrats have reacted on this issue, goose-stepping with the administration.
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Fake £100,000 Marc Chagall painting 'to be burned'
(bbc.co.uk)
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13y ago
All of this is so very Godfather ... we should be glad no one woke up next to horse's heads.
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D3 Plugins: Truly Interactive Matplotlib In Your Browser
(jakevdp.github.io)
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Snowden affair: the case for a pardon
(theguardian.com)
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All was quiet on the Western Front when the kickabouts started
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primelens
13y ago
Louis Althusser's coinage of RSA as "Repressive State Apparatus" in Lenin and Philosophy seems deliciously ironic now.
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primelens
13y ago
The boingboing article has already been posted on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6911944
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Snowden's open letter offers to help Brazil look into NSA surveillance
(edition.cnn.com)
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Bitcoin Proves That Libertarians' Idea Of Paradise Would Be Hell On Earth
(businessinsider.in)
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13y ago
Sources please.
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primelens
13y ago
On a Macbook, the scroll wheel equivalent is the two fingered scroll and that doesn't seem to work for me (scroll the page).
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13y ago
For some reason I can't get any of the interactivity buttons to work. EDIT: Ok, everything but the zoom works. How do you zoom?
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primelens
13y ago
Could you explain what's really going on here. What part is JS responsible for and how is native code being used? Thanks. EDIT: I assume the "native-code" part is something like webgl?
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13y ago
> Yes, but reporting back every program you choose to watch to the TV manufacturer certainly isn't Of course, I agree. My point was that since the buyer wants a "smart" tv, they probably mean to connect it to the network.
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13y ago
Isn't network connectivity kind of the point of a smart tv?
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13y ago
Yes, the song is beautiful as well - thanks for translating it, although it's hard to do justice to the original.
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13y ago
They built a nice series of shorter vignettes based on the original ad.[1] These are perhaps less easily translated but they are sure to tug at the heartstrings of a subcontinental audience. Cricket, biryani and street food - who knew power
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Bitcoins: Coming soon to a campaign near you?
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French court orders Google to block Mosley 'orgy photos'
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I tried github several times and every time it fails to load at least for a couple of the places but it does load intermittently from all of the servers. I wonder what that means - is it being throttled so that it loads slowly? The same doe
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White House rejects clemency for Edward Snowden over NSA leaks
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India plans to restrict email use after NSA leaks
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Comment on the Guardian website: "Britney rules the waves!" :-)
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Britney Spears' music used by British navy to scare off Somali pirates
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I do understand your reaction. However, the fact that he can extract such beauty from utter despair is a testament to the human spirit. It might not be uplifting in a simple sense and it might not serve some immediate tangible purpose (rais
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A Call for Scholarly Markdown
(blogs.plos.org)
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Obama to Berners-Lee, Snow to Domesday: a history of open data
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This! Many hackers who were growing up in the nineties had their opinions of Microsoft negatively affected by the strongarm tactics applied against Linux and open-source/free software. I'd say this strategy continues - e.g. "
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Interview with Bill Watterson
(mentalfloss.com)
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