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by rsl7 11y ago
it bothers the minimalists
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by rsl7 11y ago
Or if you think it might be on github, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=devise+github
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by rsl7 12y ago
The leap to self-driving cars will be a massive and painful and complicated one. Way too much faith in tech in these here parts.
64.
by rsl7 12y ago
You probably wash your hands more than your ancestors. So they're drying out more.
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by rsl7 12y ago
I think I still have some marketing materials for the National Aerospace Plane from the late 80s
66.
by rsl7 12y ago
good luck with that.
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by rsl7 12y ago
I've tried a few of these. Kevo, lockitron, and some RFID one from samsung (which was my favorite). The main problem for me, mentioned in the article, is that residential doors are often not well aligned. if you try to open the door wh
68.
by rsl7 12y ago
I object to this sort of analysis and comparison. Languages don't suck. They may be well or ill suited to particular tasks or development styles.
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by rsl7 12y ago
Often buying a used CD on amazon is cheaper than buying the album on itunes or amazon download. Sad but true. I admit I also enjoy the packaging for music I care about.
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by rsl7 12y ago
Most people don't use that directly, though. Most contribute an instant answer to either the "spice" (external api, like recipes) or "goodies" (self-contained functions) repos, https://github.com/duc
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by rsl7 12y ago
Well in these last 20 years I have had two cavities and a crown. It's pretty clear that a) I just didn't take care of my teeth and b) drank a ton of soda and ate too much junk food (though my junk food was mostly pretzels and crac
72.
by rsl7 12y ago
I had a serious dental incident about 20 years ago due to both massive soda/sugar intake and not taking care of my teeth. I bit into a candybar and almost passed out due to the pain. Trip to the dentist: 12 cavities which I got filled
73.
by rsl7 12y ago
I also have a unicomp, which I love, a Das Keyboard at work, and a Code keyboard at home. I have no idea about the different switches - how can you tell without buying them all? But yeah, the code keyboard is amazing, I just wish it had t
74.
by rsl7 12y ago
most tech people I know are aware of or have used LEGO bricks, and 'brick' as a negative tech term is recent afaik.
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by rsl7 12y ago
except for LEGO
76.
by rsl7 12y ago
the "area man" on the onion is a satire of local news, the kind of thing you'd see in a small township newspaper
77.
by rsl7 12y ago
Fortunately, it's not a secret message.
78.
by rsl7 12y ago
I had one of those old split Apple ergo keyboards back in the day and when trying to use it on my lap one day this occurred to me but I thought it too ridiculous. Also there were no wireless keyboards that weren't terrible. But hey, yo
79.
by rsl7 12y ago
> Eggs are probably "mostly fine" to be honest. Most homes could easily raise their own chickens and have a nearly unlimited supply. But they don't, and the industry is massive.
80.
by rsl7 12y ago
I heard a little of the backstory on this riff on John Hodgeman's judge podcast. good stuff.
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by rsl7 12y ago
I know several people who have had allergies disappear after a major diet change. My dad, on the other had, is suffering increasingly from allergies in his advanced age (>70) and refuses to even consider the notion that diet has anything
82.
by rsl7 12y ago
Now we just need those keyboard pants. you know, with half a keyboard on each thigh.
83.
by rsl7 12y ago
And mysteries only get better with age.
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by rsl7 12y ago
The most important point that often gets lost is to curate your photos. You should have a collection of the best of the best, which can easily be copied everywhere all the time. I have about 500 or so from the last 15 years of digital photo
85.
by rsl7 12y ago
Nobody has ever suggested this is a secure or ideal way to do it..
86.
by rsl7 12y ago
But of course you could run it ten times and pick one of them. Or modify the instant answer to return ten or twenty. Not ideal or optimal, but there it is.
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by rsl7 12y ago
We are speculating about something that does not even work in theory. We have no idea what "it" would be like.
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by rsl7 12y ago
I have the opposite view. Artists contribute to world culture. George Lucas may own Star Wars in a narrow technical sense (something something disney, I know), but from a cultural standpoint, he can't take it away. It has become part o
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by rsl7 12y ago
I like the built-in tools, but the two things I like in Firebug and use extensively are the DOM inspector and pretty printing JSON results in the Net panel for API calls.
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by rsl7 12y ago
you're looking at quotations and inclusion being transactional links instead of copy/paste. These links possibly involve micropayments. iirc, for Ted Nelson, this had the side effect of solving the copyright problem (for text, I g

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