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by saulrh 16y ago
Not the motto so much as how everybody else currently perceives them. It's difficult for them to do something that would overcome their reputation, but if they manage it, that reputation comes right around and bites them in the rear. Suin
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by saulrh 16y ago
Since this is apparently patentable, I'm actually kind of happy that it's Google that got it. 1) They're not going to actually enforce it because that would damage their image significantly. 2) In the absolute best unicorns-and-rainbows cas
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by saulrh 16y ago
Quick tip - the vimperator team had an internal disagreement and both of the lead devs split. The fork, pentadactyl, looks like it's under much more substantive development. http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/
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by saulrh 16y ago
Win7-style window management shortcuts would be cool. The grid plugin for compiz is close, but Win7 has a few details that make it a bit better (for example, wrapping a window around to the right when you hit win-left on a window that's alr
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Seeing God in tsunamis and everyday events(scientificamerican.com)
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by saulrh 16y ago
On the one hand, our fear responses undoubtedly helped us survive when we had to worry about running away from big things with teeth. On the other hand, it also means that uninformed, power-hungry idiots like to boost their career by destro
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by saulrh 16y ago
His PhD is in risk management and one or two of his publications are in waste disposal. I would rate his ability to accurately assess the risks inherent in the situation far higher than I would those of the news agencies. As for the people
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by saulrh 16y ago
Two here. 1) Make the placebo effect work for you. There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that says that the placebo effect works. Deep down, I know that the placebo effect works, and that simply thinking that I'm getting better makes