sfphotoarts

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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
completely agree, the service is fabulous, great technology and they have a huge inventory, even on-going shows. I don't have TV but have been able to watch Gossip Girl without having to wait for the DVDs of Season 4.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
it's equally possible to come up with other non causal correlations. Sometimes things just progress and are utterly unrelated. Seeing patterns where there aren't any is a human survival characteristic.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
why would they? The market for Windows, OSX, iOS etc dwarfs the linux-on-the-desktop market. It's business. Linux is for servers, OSX is for clients (and pesky Windows for the office because IT says so) I don't see this changing anytime soo
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I don't have facebook or foursquare so am unable to try it. But from the pitch I think it might be useful. I worry though about anything that encourages the herd mentality. I like to go to places I know to be fun or interesting rather than
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
You said it with more finesse, but exactly. This is just an badly written article on a subject that is clearly not understood by the author trying to grab eyeballs through sensationalism. Using printer inks as an example was the first big c
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
possibly my British grammar is stumping you, but yes, to read something you have to look at it. This article might appear well researched here, but this is the hello-world equivalent on an art forum. Maybe if Jason believes he has something
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
while the article looks like a mashup of text-books and wikipedia (not to mention the self-aggrandization) and is interesting, this looks like SEO spam, one of these sites that sells you some book on how to get rich quick or how to start yo
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
generally big sticks and tanks have been more effective.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Thousands of years seemed to go by where uprisings didn't need social networking. The Babylonians didn't need Twitter when they rose up against the Assyrian Empire. The Inaros' didn't need Facebook when they confronted the Persians in Egypt
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
-- except me
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
"Most people don't really enjoy being mean; they do it because they can't help it." I wish this point had been expanded upon, but I feel like I just saw a bunch of weasels sucking eggs. It would make a very interesting essay on the origins
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
you only need a license to broadcast legally , if you're trying to over-throw a government, it would seem unlikely that you'd be too worried about doing it legally. HAM radio is interesting, because it is the most decentralized form of com
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I think it seemed that you were trying to imply the dropbox's content (not just the public portion) would be visible to anyone. I am glad this was clarified.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I thought it was a well written article that was a good read. Possibly the author was demonstrating humility rather than ego.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I have to assume you're trying to either be sarcastic or trying to make some point that eludes me. The language is really pretty clear for anyone with grade school education. This being a generation gap thing is insulting to both the younge
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
while I agree that like many I don't see the point in having wikipedia read to me, in their favor they do have pretty design. This looks more like a visual communications senior year project than a company, but maybe they have something els
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Apps provide a thick-client experience (richer UI, off-line storage etc) and people when they want to do a specific task know what to use. It seems obvious why until the web can be all things to all people we will always have apps. 10B to b
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Given how much human error happens in hospitals, I would be happier to have less pesky humans involved.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Saying people do not know what they like is clearly shortsighted. In large aggregate there are trends and lessons to be learned from consumer data and it is not all noise, nor is it to be taken with a grain of salt. Analytics is a tool, alo
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
It wasn't coupons, but a coupon business model.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Or, manage just fine having a real-life social network, and not feel the need to replicate it online.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Google design statistically, like evolution, except the variations being tested are not random (well, maybe some might be). I would disagree with you that their products are not well designed. Of course they have many products, but the majo
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
another powerful alternative is http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net/ this allows jquery selector syntax to be used, which is more likely to be in the skill set of most web developers, and sql might not be.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Interesting app, I like the idea a lot. I wish there were a service where by the results of a filter could be sent to a printer. Preferably one that formats emails better and turns entire correspondence threads into books. I'd like to archi
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
They forgot Steve.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I'd have thought that the state would have more bargaining power to get a monthly cost substantially down from $34/month. Then again, I don't see why I need to pay for these people's cell phones. Jobs that require constant communications, l
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
For anyone serious about image production the cost of the software, like the cost of the camera and lenses is insignificant. For most photographers bit depth is only something they give much thought to when a client dictates (like a stock a
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Isn't that exactly what "AT&T might be horrible for you, but it works just fine for me" means? And let's not even get into the attain vs obtain debate.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
"but I shall not be down voted" Are you also going to stamp your foot and pout too? How silly to quit something you clearly enjoy and see value in for something as mind-numbingly trivial as karma-- You simply cannot contribute to any commun
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
and some for Venetia too!

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