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by rubberbandage 14y ago
Very similar UI to ia Writer [1], which I really enjoy — as someone who easily gets caught up in the minutiae of choosing fonts/sizes/linespacing etc. and thus never starts, you know, actually writing, it’s actually sometimes great to have
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
I’ve been using it for a few months and it’s surprisingly accurate. It’s fascinating to see a video demonstration of what Cardio does with all its math and image processing, since the only feedback in the app is the silly phrases above the
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
Really interesting about this to me was the audio sample rate of the original Mac line, and especially the unusual refresh rate — I would have expected a straight 60hz refresh due to US wall current, and 22050Hz audio. Missing from this r
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
This article on Hacker News brought to you by “hacking”, the act of deconstructing, fiddling, creating, and playing around with something for your edification and enjoyment. ;-)
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
I’ve used this app since it was called SteadiCam (before that name was pulled for copyright reasons, of course), and there’s really nothing else like it around—long ago I thought of applying 6-axis gyroscope readings in reverse to video, bu
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
This looks terrific, both in functionality and in UI! Congratulations on this release, and I hope you still get enough financial support through plugins/Pixel Conduit to make it worth your while. I’m considering buying that just to mess aro
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
Is this apropos of some discussion I missed, or just a cool “Today I Learned” link? I actually read this particular article just a week ago (Baader-Meinhof, etc.) when following links for another cataclysmic event: http://en.wikipedia.org/
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
English word construction seems like anarchy, but there really are rules—they’re just rules for all the different languages that english draws from, respective to each word. I learned to recognize the origin of words (from Greek, Latin, Ger
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
I would say “self-congratulatory” rather than “hipstery” — I’m reading this right now too, and although I find it fascinating (like I find reading about any cryptography fascinating), it often feels impenetrable without a cause to be, other
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
My wife and I got our wedding rings here (we also have the luxury of living in the Bay Area, so we got to meet with them in person). They also have a truly astonishing array of vintage rings with stunning stones and settings. If your fiancé
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
Absolutely, this seems like one of the most amazing in a long string of incredible things. There’s only enough energy to power two 60w light bulbs, and yet it can transmit all the way to earth while also powering the computer running the
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by rubberbandage 14y ago
It certainly looks similar—one thing you might have noticed is that the entire rest of the solar system (including some mid-sized asteroids) is in there and decently textured. Really terrific!
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by rubberbandage 15y ago
I’ve been using this since about version 0.93 and the developer has done a great job with each new update. I’m thrilled to see it on the App Store and with good publicity. I started using because I wanted an authentic terminal experience fo
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by rubberbandage 15y ago
This is the same method Apple officially recommended in their help for choosing a secure password—the example they gave was “Tnf,tfws95” (“That’s not flying, that’s falling with style”) followed by the year of Toy Story’s release (where the