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811.
by pupppet 9y ago
And here we thought Wikileaks leaking next to nothing on the GOP was a coincidence.
812.
by pupppet 9y ago
Why didn't they just add 1cm of bevel above the screen so there's no notch? It's like Steve Jobs's last request to Tim Cook was to make everything smaller at any cost and every bonehead idea Apple has made since stems fr
813.
by pupppet 9y ago
Heh I bet you’re right. >“We’ve just put associates on different kinds of tasks where we think it adds to the customer experience,” Ms. Puerini said.
814.
by pupppet 9y ago
Disney didn't pay a few billion for the Star Wars property to just end the war. The resistance/rebels will be fighting forever.
815.
by pupppet 9y ago
I’m enjoying The Orville but a series without an overarching storyline feels pretty dated.
816.
by pupppet 9y ago
>After that, there is a team of humans that review videos which have been flagged. The last line of defence is depending on toddlers flagging their videos? Here's your golf clap, YouTube.
817.
by pupppet 9y ago
After more or less six years of running this demo, a designer (Steve) steps in and makes a couple suggestions that very much improved the experience, suggestions that took only a few seconds to implement in Alan’s own words. Alan seems to
818.
by pupppet 9y ago
Hey look, another glowing review from Apple's favorite cheerleader.
819.
by pupppet 9y ago
Google will promote an AMP page over another page that has jumped through similar hoops to remain fast (but is not technically an AMP page). Google isn't in the business of promoting fast pages, they promote AMP. This is the problem
820.
by pupppet 9y ago
You're confusing inciting violence with free speech.
821.
by pupppet 9y ago
Getting a little tired of these 'exposure will cure-all' type of comments. The only thing accomplished by not quashing sites like Daily Stormer is desensitizing us to them which only leads to legitimizing.
822.
by pupppet 9y ago
Finally an explanation for why Michael Bay keeps getting work.
823.
by pupppet 9y ago
I wish they'd move the power button back to the top. The number of times I've shut my phone off when I just meant to adjust the volume or take a picture, it's pretty aggravating.
824.
by pupppet 10y ago
If Trump supporters are all about losing political correctness, perhaps they'd be willing to listen to the argument they have a limited understanding of the world around them and probably shouldn't be in the position to select pol
825.
by pupppet 10y ago
You're just cherry-picking what you choose to believe. Or are you advocating the dismantling of all intelligence agencies? I mean if you don't believe their findings, what use are they?
826.
by pupppet 10y ago
I don't get it either. A report about hacking, a subject in the bleeping title of this site, has been buried from HN. There are now no active posts on the Intelligence Report on Hacker News. And the remaining dead/dupe/flag
827.
by pupppet 10y ago
The article makes this point in the very first paragraph, congrats on only reading the title.
828.
by pupppet 10y ago
It's funny, without PVP the kids must be wondering why any Pokémon other than Dragonite/Lapras/Vaporeon even exists.
829.
by pupppet 11y ago
For every git project there are probably a few thousand regular folk happily moving files to their WP site via FTP.
830.
by pupppet 11y ago
I agree, but society doesn't glamorize coding. I'd wager there are fewer people taking up software expecting to get rich than those picking up a camera or mic.
831.
by pupppet 11y ago
I can both appreciate their work and not believe their profession deserves a free ride.
832.
by pupppet 11y ago
Like this guy can point any fingers. Photographers and musical artists belong to the same group- people expecting a perpetual payoff from a comparatively absurdly small effort.
833.
by pupppet 13y ago
There are very few large scale projects that warrant it. Preprocessors save you a few search and replaces, little else. You're left with a stylesheet that is no longer recognizable to its author and can't be debugged via your br
834.
by pupppet 13y ago
> if you’re writing CSS professionally then there’s really no good excuse for not using a CSS preprocessor. I want to compile my CSS about as much as I want to compile my grocery list. Preprocessors add a layer of complexity on to somet
835.
by pupppet 13y ago
Linus supporters' arguments are always I'd rather have it like this than the opposite side of the coin. The idea that there is a decent alternative that is not the 180° of Linus confounds you.
836.
by pupppet 13y ago
I need understood the need for a CSS preprocessor. CSS is simple to begin with, I want to compile my CSS about as much as I want to compile my grocery list. Not to mention you lose the ability to debug via your browser's web inspecto
837.
by pupppet 13y ago
I'd be interested in seeing how many people here giving Linus a free pass were just fine with sweaty Ballmer throwing chairs. That's just his personality and it works because MS makes billions, right?
838.
by pupppet 13y ago
Have to click a button for a single line of text? No thanks.
839.
by pupppet 13y ago
Count this as a strike against Yanobs after spamming its entire userbase with a few hundred emails (while CCing everyone ta boot).
840.
by pupppet 13y ago
What do you expect from Apple's unofficial cheerleader. He's made a career out of shaking his pom-poms in Apple's direction.

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