radamadah

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   by radamadah 7y ago

   I enjoy this movie a lot, and thought I knew most of the fun tidbits - when Reed points out that the soundtrack was designed as a counterpoint to the action on the screen: > For example, in the cat scene, I asked Karas to play a few sort
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   by radamadah 7y ago

   I lightly chuckled. I chuckled more when there were two typos in as many sentences; "Goole Chrome browsers" and "said that the extension with "help expose"".
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   by radamadah 7y ago

   Are we calling these features, now?
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   by radamadah 7y ago

   Yea, I agree the coloring they present in what I linked is quite... ugly. But what I was trying to get at is that it does seem that, at that point, the Greeks could distinguish between the color of wine and the color blue. And that therefor
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   by radamadah 7y ago

   I know researchers have found how the ancient Greeks used to paint their sculptures, and that they used blue, green, and red as separate colors ( https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/true-colors-1788... ). I alway
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   by radamadah 7y ago

   I use Adblock Plus ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/ ), and I also have AdBlock installed ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock
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   by radamadah 10y ago

   If you compare the web with how one makes a desktop application, laying out objects on the display and deciding what gets colored and whatnot would be considered coding - it's just that the web has abstracted away these portions into s