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by sjwright 15y ago
This actual test from 2006 disagrees with you: http://www.ales.litomisky.com/data/projects/Analog%20versus%...
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by sjwright 15y ago
Ken Rockwell is the king troll of photography. The most optimistic estimates of 35mm film detail come to around 16 megapixel -- but that's if you're willing to use 50 ISO film. Jump to 100 ISO film and that drops down to an embarrassing 7 m
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by sjwright 15y ago
Anyone who manipulates tabs with anything other than a middle-click is missing out on a wealth of delicious UI consistency. A middle-click on a tab closes it, and you can aim for any part of the tab (Fitts' Law approved). Arguing about how
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by sjwright 15y ago
Unthreaded view: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel.mm/63589
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by sjwright 16y ago
Site is down, and page not in Google cache. Anyone got a copy?
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by sjwright 16y ago
That sounds exactly like the Microsoft scatter-gun approach. Might work well in the short term, perhaps even in the medium term...
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by sjwright 16y ago
> a Chrome Frame download page that is highly convincing to end users Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only people who should be installing Chrome Frame are IT departments in control of hundreds or thousands of desktops that are forced
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by sjwright 16y ago
It is probably a consequence of the favourable exchange rate. An app that sells for US$10 costs AU$13 here. Right now they get close to US$13 for each app sold in Australia, but they still pay the developer a cut of US$7. That's a profit ma
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by sjwright 16y ago
> Why doesn't Google release the source code of the flavor of Linux that it uses after earning tens of billions basically leveraging Linux code? Because the GPL does not require them to do so. If the GPL required them to do so, nobody w
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by sjwright 16y ago
My website (whirlpool.net.au) sees IE6 account for 2.3% of traffic on weekdays and 0.9% on weekends. Combining all versions of internet explorer together, the figures are 28% and 23%, respectively. The only browser with a greater-than-expec
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by sjwright 16y ago
Did you make sure the text in your image was not anti-aliased? Anti-aliasing is a hack for monitors, not printers.
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by sjwright 16y ago
Add this to the bottom of style.css .post .post-content { line-height: 1.6em; } p { line-height: inherit !important; }
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by sjwright 16y ago
That's all fine as long as you don't make the leap from "my imaginary friend is useful" to "my imaginary friend is real". I would however assert an unnecessary semantic overloading -- why use a word (God) that has so many assumptions built
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by sjwright 16y ago
Your description of agnosticism is also wrong; you described apatheism. Agnostic: Unsure. Apatheist: Doesn't care. Atheist: Rejects theism.
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by sjwright 16y ago
> Atheism is: 'There is no god' ie, Richard Dawkins You have just misquoted Richard Dawkins.
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by sjwright 16y ago
Best. Comment. Ever.
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by sjwright 16y ago
It's not AT&T's fault though, it's Apple's for allowing an exclusivity deal. If you did a wholesale move of every US iPhone owner to Verizon or Sprint, their networks would be similarly suckified. Here in Australia the iPhone is unlocke
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by sjwright 16y ago
Fortunately, you probably won't be seeing ads if (b) is true. Or if you are, demand a refund.
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by sjwright 16y ago
Hang on, if the source wasn't distributed to Apple (it generally isn't), how can Apple be expected to comply? Sounds to me like Apple need to take the app off the store. Any failure here is the fault of the submitter failing to comply with