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by skhr0680 5y ago
For example, if you took a photo of her while she was alive and still want to keep it in an offline backup, but don't want it in your face every time you open up the website.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
That's not what I meant, but I knew a guy whose brother couldn't attend their grandma's open casket funeral due to being overseas and took photos there to show him.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Cute messages are ok sometimes, they’re easy to make aggravating though. Like on Smugmug, which is generally a great product, when you try to delete a photo it has a message like “Do you really want to say good bye to … .jpg” Imagine if th
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Hey, IE6 had PNG alpha, as long as you did some black magic to your PNG files to make the alpha work, which is really the story of IE6.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
IE was the blunt and dangerous cutting edge because you haven't thought to buy a new knife yet
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Maybe it’s this: youtube.com/watch?v=AA_D__HMuFw&t=229s
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Easy money: 1. Discover old stock of sealed Mario cartridges 2. Get your friend to help you "sell" one for a million bucks 3. Auction off the rest one at a time for a much more reasonable $100,000 a pop
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by skhr0680 5y ago
We're getting old. On a TV quiz show I was idly consuming last night, the topic was 1989-2019s Japan and a young guy's question was "what is this console" with a picture of a GameCube. He answered "NES" ...
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Isn’t driving at a speed and following distance that you can safely stop if you need to basic driving technique? In the country where I live insurance won’t pay out or will only pay a small amount for read-ending someone.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
It sounds the same as the iMac temperature sensor that only worked properly with Apple drives. You can ignore it.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Who wouldn’t want a sweet Koi?
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Console games were so polluted with arcade bullshit design (see: Battletoads) that Super Mario World was instantly notable for being designed to be fair .
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I’m not sure what Apple and Netflix are doing there. I have a 2012 iPad that has the Netflix app already installed and it works fine.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
1. People who want to play the game online or are hyped and preorder it 2. People who want to play the game immediately and can’t wait, but will download it for free if they can 3. People who want to play it but are happy to wait for a sal
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I think publishers should be happy with that. Every day a crack doesn’t come out is one more teenager who is hyped about latest game who will buy it.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Isn’t it great when shareholders at publicly traded companies say “Hey, we could totally make more money by making our product suck”? They’ll probably get their act together sooner or later; McDonald’s in Japan had an extreme turnaround for
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by skhr0680 5y ago
That video is classic. My favorite part is when the diver sees the man and “mission control” thinks the diver is panicking from seeing a corpse and tries to get him to calm down, then the swearing while they’re trying to figure out what to
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by skhr0680 5y ago
7-11 were great for the 5 minutes their CEO actually cared about making customers happy and brought in innovations that literally forced nearly every other convenience store to consolidate into a mega chain into order to stay in business: -
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Welcome to CSS
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by skhr0680 5y ago
The quest for equal height columns and people thinking “how hard can it possibly be to vertically center a div?” predate responsive design
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Aikido has a lot of woo, especially from “true believers”. Putting that aside, it is pretty similar to meditation. It’s not really physically taxing, the movements are intuitive, and it isn’t competitive, so your main opponent is your own m
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Phone cameras show both the power and limits of computational photography. You can’t run away from physics forever.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I think they exist mostly to make busybody moral guardians STFU. They don’t actually buy smokes at vending machines or alcohol at 7-11 so have no idea if the measure work or not.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Taspo and the “I am truthfully and honestly over 20” button at convenience stores aren’t meant to stop anyone. They only exist so the government and industry can claim they are cracking down on underage smoking and drinking, not to actually
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Yes
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Airbus averaging the controls out between both pilots resulted in the Air France crash 10 or so years ago
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by skhr0680 5y ago
In every Michael Mann movie I can think of, the gunfire is really loud compared to everything else; I can understand wanting to show off after recording all of the gunfire in the Heat shootout for real.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Hey, who said anything about paying?
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I’m imagining talking to a person in 1971 and saying one of these things about the future is true and one is a lie: In 50 years, even people in the worlds poorest countries will have be able to send a letter that arrives instantly to any pl
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by skhr0680 5y ago
There’s a whole lot of (literally) nothing between Afghanistan and anything worth bombing in Russia or China, and the US has military presence much, much closer to the important parts of those countries. Afghanistan would be good to have in

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