sfphotoarts

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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Care to back thar up with some explanation. Having switched to iTunes long ago and use it daily without ever having problem I fail to see your point.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
or tunnel through existing infrastructure, which you would be anyway with the other options. I actually like that the internet is a library, a shopping mall and any number of other things all at the same time and am not too fearful that yan
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
you seriously actually do this? What a waste of carbon to make a point that nobody will ever get.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Because the price of the DVD reflects a whole different set of cost than digital distribution, and doesn't provide any incentive to the movie industry to do get with the programme and license their movies to digital media distribution hubs
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I found the z80 delightful to work with, especially in comparison with the 6502 because it had twice as many registers and you could switch banks of them on the z80. you have to love programming to really appreciate assembly, the succinctne
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
why is the trend currently to making everything so big? Im not Tufte fanboi but information content is a big part of design, and while i wish you the best of luck with your venture, I would love to see the design be less about big and more
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I accidentally down voted you on my iPad because the little buttons are too close, but I agree entirely with what you said and Lisa sounds extremely naive. Fame is a function of much more than just doing stuff. The media, for example, play
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
You'd have to have lived under a rock for a few years not to be familiar with the twitter fail whale.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
last time I checked, the USA has pretty much people from all races. Most US companies will launch something in English only with the domestic market in mind to test the waters, then when it becomes economically viable to do so expand licens
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
... and likely accurate assumptions, if the last 100 years is anything to go on.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
If you read the rest of his comment, you will see his explanation for the opening (and inflammatory) sentence. A basic grounding in recent world history would also likely be useful. The point, if I may be allowed to interpret his intention,
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Poll: An iPad application to better present HN?
8 points by sfphotoarts 16y ago|11 comments
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
iPad app
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Alternative presentation as a webpage
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Forget it
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I didn't realize that either! Although it just took me a while to find any that did, and even those that do are not very useful. For example round brackets, I cannot seem to hold down any key to get that character. My biggest grips is 'n'.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
A tiresome, poorly written thrashed to death blog post. iPhone's haven't displayed iPods and Blackberry may have introduced some new models that appeal to a different user than the businessperson, but the Bold is as solid, reliable and inde
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Interesting idea, but one of the uses I have for a thumb drive is to store things when I don't have access to wifi. If I have wifi then there are a myriad of other possibilities.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Also there are some things that you just cannot shoot live... In CGI you can change the laws of physics, for example, you can bring people to live that have died centuries ago, or create imaginary world that are limited only by the human im
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I beg to differ. It's sluggish. Depends what you are used to I guess. I don't find it even a decent calculator, try doing a division!! It launches the calculator and doesn't even both to pre-fill the question.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
It's actually pretty interesting the things learned. The preconceived notions that the author had are so US centric. Having travelled around the world, I'd mostly agree, but coming from a European country I maybe saw things a little differe
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Talk about wrong tools for the job. A far simpler to write, and more robust solution could be had many other way, simple_html in php for example, or javascript, any DOM parser will be more robust and easier to follow than all those sed/grep
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Interesting article, but reading it with the text left aligned with no margin is a very fundamental design flaw that ruined it for me. I'm not being pedantic, but typography and type layout is a fundamental aspect of the user experience.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
Since this community is largely made up of smart people, and since it seems pretty common to spend 'too much time' doing things like HN, and since we are currently the product of a lot of evolution I wonder if focus is actually all that's i
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
This is so wrong. There is enormous value in data when you aggregate so much. Even if everything is about cats that tells you lots of things. That the economy is is good shape for example, that people are having so little bad stuff going on
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I prefer online to avoid interacting with some high schooler that has no clue about color management. My experience with retail is that it's typically excruciating. People get distracted, fail to accurately record details, are often doing r
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
I'm not sure this is very good advice. The people that are likely to comment here (as with product reviews) are those with unordinary experiences. Yours was positive and I am glad for you, however, for every good experience like this I susp
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
There used to be a tcp/ip stack called winsock. Thanks for the memory. The d was silent for me when I read that sentence.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
you can always leave your cell phone at home, but for many the cellphone is an integral part of going somewhere. planning en route, picking alternative an rendezvous etc.
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by sfphotoarts 16y ago
This may be the case, although, I'd argue that Facebook really doesn't do anything that makes it any easier for you to connect with your friends and family than email does. However, let's say it does, that still doesn't mean Facebook is wor

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