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There is a longer texts at the end of each of the three distinct sections, informing you about the specific font you just saw, as well as its included features. You can skip between these sections be clicking on the little markers on the ri
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I'll go ahead and assume that this comic is the reason why this has been posted: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3142#comic Because, as we have learned, there are no coincidences, there is only the force, or some such..
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Or grammar... > The less words you use
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Where, exactly, have I talked about a "belief system"? Seeing deconstruction as part of a historical history of thought does not mean I subscribe to it as a quasi-religious belief system, so please stop pretending as much. In fact
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Why do we need to bother with repeatable experiments for social sciences? You've read Heidegger, it seems ("who is fucking brilliant if you can get through his ridiculous prose"). We are already geworfen into this world, a
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I agree with you on the isolation point, though the original article is far from expressing that clearly. This isolation is perhaps part of the reason why so many literary scholars start to include more and more cultural studies, which is u
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> If Deconstruction were a meaningful thing Deconstruction is not a "thing". Neither is "empiricism". They are modes of enquiry. Both position you in a certain mode towards your surrounding environment, be it politica
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Using deconstruction as a method is stupid, and misses the point entirely. At the same time, this article makes me simultaneously mad and sad, though I am sure it will serve to reinforce preexisting biases just fine, especially here. Using
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Politically speaking, certain areas traditionally vote for certain political parties or sides. Traditionally, the Northeast and Northwest tend to vote further left (SPD, Die Linke), while the Southwest and Southeast are more likely to vote
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Another really nifty way to achieve pretty much the same is to use iptables' built-in limit module like so: -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 22 -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 22 -m s
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> or had this clipped to your underwear But how are you going to pick it up off the floor?! ;)
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The thing is, hyperbole is more likely to provoke reactions than a seemingly "objective" and rational utterance. Hyperbole might annoy you or you might agree and find it funny, either way, it is more likely to touch you in som
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Edinburgh uses them quite a bit. The problem is that these mean a different way of traffic flow. Usually, you do asynchronous switching, meaning all in one direction, then all in the other etc. Here however, you have to switch differently.
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Growing without market-share tells us comparatively little. And to be the person for once that posts the obligatory xkcd comic: http://xkcd.com/1102/
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My comment did not make a direct comparison between a craftsman and a programmer in terms of absolute difficulty and height of entrance, and neither do I claim an oblique equality in terms of capability for everybody. What I do question, ho
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Stop patting yourself on the back. Seriously . Because obviously, no other job requires critical thinking and learning continually . These are "skills" that are in no way related to programming, and do not explain an inclinati
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I believe that is exactly what he said: > "The sharing economy is not an alternative to capitalism, it’s the ultimate end point of capitalism in which we are all reduced to temporary labourers and expected to smile about it becaus
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Replying to this because I can't reply to the child comment. This is something I keep hearing, and I keep linking to the same thing. "Download and One-Click Install" can easily be done on Linux. In fact, that's even what
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Exactly. So why bother at all right? Root password? "root" will do. Encrypted partitions on the server? Useless. SSH keys? Silly overengineered junk. Following the same logic, why bother setting strong passwords on Gmail? Or even
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Another really easy way: I have a simply memory game on my phone, 6x4 fields. If it is too late or if I am tired, I will make more mistakes and take longer to memorise things. On the other hand, I can turn and solve it much more quickly whe
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I agree that it was braindead, however, there is a great deal of deliberation involved. Any other form of "meeting" (to be grossly and dangerously euphemistic) would have involved lawyers and probably also consular assistance. A m
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> Having read that, I now believe the British were justified in detaining Miranda, though doing so for 9 hours was clearly excessive. Much of the controvery kicked off by this is that they used rights that are supposed to be used purely
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Neither the BBC, Independent, The Sun nor Daily Mail report on it; q.e.d., the "general public" doesn't care. Edit: The Sun does, however, have boobs on its homepage, the Daily Mail talks about celebrities and the BBC's
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This works until one of that "stable selection of apps" tells the user that the version of their OS is not supported anymore, and that they would have to update. If the device is locked, your update paths are limited. Just because
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I don't know about you, but I had to void my warranty in order to be able to use adblocking, proxy servers and run a ssh server on my phone. I would hardly call that "not locked down".
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I disagree. You cannot simply buy the RPi at a normal retailer, unlike (smart)phones, laptops, (smart)TVs etc. etc. This does not mean the RPi isn't a fantastic little machine or that it doesn't offer new possibilities. However, t
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So? Where do these "5k" come from? And where do you get money to live and eat? Either you have parents who can help, then it doesn't really matter whether we are talking about 5k, 25k or 50k (from a structural perspective), o
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My free translation from the German (because I do not have the English version) of something somebody once said, or rather wrote: "Behind the technological veil, behind the political veil of democracy reality shows itself: the universa
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> Does it mean only pressing the spacebar once? No, because that won't make a difference in many systems like TeX, HTML. Seeing as the original article always tells you how to do things in Word, it means exactly that . Any system t
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My comment might involve a certain mount of hyperbole. In this case, it is exactly lumping all of HN together for the sake of making a point. I see this as a function of self-reflexion and self-critique, which no functioning system in my op
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