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by rytis 14y ago
So this is never going to fly then. Why would a food company use this coating at all? It's not in their interest - wasted food means more money for the company.
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by rytis 14y ago
Unfortunately the majority sees it in other light - "ah yeah, another space ship, whatever, let me check what stupid photos my mates uploaded recently...". It's basically the society that's rotting, and FB just takes the profit. Really remi
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by rytis 14y ago
> The right analogy would be teaching everyone cooking in elementary school as a required subject, together with reading, writing and mathematics. Would that be a bad thing? Many-many-many moons, sorry - summers, ago they did that. Alon
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by rytis 14y ago
Some people go where there is no 3G/WiFi coverage. Sometimes it's also financially not feasible to do this (think roaming costs). Example - a ferry trip from UK to France. No 3G for about 1.5hrs, or in other words - no 3G for a average leng
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by rytis 14y ago
Very cool. The only problem I see with this is that if Swiftype is down, or slow, your website search is affected too... Depends on how you and your readers value this functionality of course. Some websites don't rely on search as badly as
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by rytis 14y ago
I think it's just next level in the game: when you lie and get caught, how easily can you shrug it off and carry on. Not everyone can do this with a straight face. Politicians can. They're good at that.
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by rytis 14y ago
Why would one not have anything to do at the age of 80 (I'm not speaking about physical and/or mental disabilities here)? Sure, there are people who would just sit there and do nothing, but anyone more creative should not see the age as a s
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by rytis 14y ago
Congrats, very well done!! Unfortunately I went down the standard route - publisher, Amazon, the lot... I had really great experience in dealing with the publisher, and I learned a whole lot of new stuff about publishing, etc, etc. But this
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by rytis 14y ago
Sad, isn't it? Just shows where the priorities are these days...
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by rytis 15y ago
Can we (disclaimer: I'm not British, but I live here) just create a background noise, like random automated emails containing "nasty" keywords that would trigger their filters? This would effectively render any detection system useless as i
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by rytis 15y ago
On the same note... Maybe RPi got it wrong (ie building super cheap linux box). Maybe, just maybe, they should have built a supercheap six-legged bot, with a DCPU-like real CPU and a set of touch-vision sensors? It might be interesting to p
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New Samsung Sensor Captures Both Light And Depth Data(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rytis 15y ago|0 comments
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NEC's ultra-thin organic battery compatible with IC cards(fareastgizmos.com)
1 points by rytis 15y ago|0 comments
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Setting up Foreman 0.5 on CentOS/RHEL 5.7(sysadminpy.com)
2 points by rytis 15y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 15y ago
Every now and then things like this happen though: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/apr/02/teenager-daniel-bar... Ban Coronation Street? Perhaps not. But we can't really say that media is not influencing our behaviour...
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by rytis 15y ago
so how would that work in the DD scenario? someone goes to a bank and asks for 6 months of payments back, what happens to me (the seller)?
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by rytis 15y ago
it's great, unless you're on the other side of the fence. a customer decides that you don't deserve the money for the product you shipped, and requests the money back. without even bothering to clarify what's wrong. and there's absolutely n
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by rytis 15y ago
yes, precisely. they want to use it to create other things. drawing, writing, presentations - they find it interesting. programming? not so. why? i don't know. i tend to think it's the tools, or the complexity of it all. on the second thoug
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by rytis 15y ago
unfortunately in the selection that I have of 8 (mine), 9 (not mine) and 10 (mine) none are bright enough to grasp the concept of a 'sprite' yet, i'm not even talking about relating code to that sprite. flash/actionscript? ho many steps are
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by rytis 15y ago
yet there are a lot of concepts they need to digest before they jump into the html/js world. it already means they need to learn two languages (html and js), interaction between them , etc... I'm not even mentioning things like - open notep
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by rytis 15y ago
Where to?
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by rytis 15y ago
one line of thinking is this: "if it's not re-sellable it's not worth paying for". I buy a hammer, and once I'm done with it I can sell it. If I buy an MP3 file, can I resell it? Not that no one's going to buy, it's even 'illegal'...
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by rytis 15y ago
Oh, so if a website says they aren't stealing your data, or doing anything shady, then it's OK to trust them?..
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by rytis 15y ago
Because our good friends, spammers, need to be treated properly. I doubt a jekyll plugin can be sophisticated enough to keep them at bay.
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by rytis 15y ago
This is obviously cool and all that, but I see one problem with these kind of shortcuts - children (who this site targets) have no idea why this works and how. They memorise it and go about their lives using it. They know it works, but have
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by rytis 15y ago
I have two kids. The time at the computer is deliberately limited, so they aren't into games that much, although they like the online games, etc. Not into programming either, they didn't even pose a question 'how is this program made?'. To
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The Man who Excavated his Basement Using Only R/C Scale Models(carscoop.blogspot.com)
1 points by rytis 15y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 15y ago
to work for nuclear power companies – it is against my ethics I just wonder why?
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Human Resource management web app(colleaguesbank.com)
2 points by rytis 15y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 15y ago
IMO she's wrong about Comic Sans. According to 'Just My Type', teachers value this font, because autistic children accept/comprehend it easier.

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