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Ergodicity reimagines economics for the benefit of us all(aeon.co)
3 points by starmftronajoll 7y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft explains the lack of Registry backups in Windows 10(ghacks.net)
13 points by starmftronajoll 7y ago|1 comments
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Facebook 'unintentionally uploaded' 1.5M people's email contacts without consent(businessinsider.com)
525 points by starmftronajoll 8y ago|297 comments
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CVS Receipt(codepen.io)
20 points by starmftronajoll 8y ago|5 comments
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Enron, Blockbuster Partner for Movie Mania (2000)(forbes.com)
2 points by starmftronajoll 8y ago|1 comments
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When climate change forces an entire country to seek higher ground(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by starmftronajoll 8y ago|0 comments
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
Americans instinctively assume “boffin” is derogatory because it’s totally absent from American parlance (iOS autocorrects it to “bogging” in US), so without the cultural context it just sounds like a goofy word, like “doofus.” In an Americ
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
The iPhone manual [1] is good, and it’s not so hard to find. [1] https://help.apple.com/iphone/11/
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
That said, it doesn’t break anything important, either, and it does bring the numbering in line with a major newspaper’s understandable insistence on accurate representation of the facts wherever possible. The numbers could quite reasonably
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
Yes, it improves directionality, and you can choose from a number of presets to highlight different parts of the room depending on your situation. Apple’s how-to page for LiveListen [1] offers a glimpse of the interface and features that ar
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
This line of reasoning does indeed embrace an alternate theory, the theory that Shakespeare didn’t write Shakespeare’s plays. And it does so based on an isolated morsel of circumstantial evidence, just as the OP described. When an argument
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“I’ve Never Thanked My Parents for Anything” (2015)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by starmftronajoll 8y ago|0 comments
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
But perhaps as an avid pirate, you might care about the naked hypocrisy exhibited by Disney re: copyright, which is the crux of the Jackson estate's clever argument here (clever to the layperson, at least -- who knows if it will hold m
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by starmftronajoll 8y ago
The author, Will Oremus, supports the assertion you highlighted in the portion of the article that you removed from your quotation with brackets and an ellipsis. In Oremus' original, the words "only with great reluctance" lin
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
This is a perennial story, but the best treatment of it, in my opinion, remains Chris Knittel's 2013 re-investigation of the case [1] for Vice Motherboard. [1] https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/pgay3n
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
I stand corrected. Good catch.
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
The Switch has many logos on it, but a USB-C logo is not one of them. Nintendo does not use the term "USB-C" in its literature for the Switch.
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
Seems like the question would be to ask why nobody competes viably with Photoshop. Premiere is an odd example to single out — Avid and Final Cut, for instance, are full-featured and both have a substantial user base. The competition there i
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KeepVid Site No Longer Allows Users to ‘Keep’ Videos(torrentfreak.com)
2 points by starmftronajoll 9y ago|0 comments
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
In fairness, it was closed after being open for more than two and a half years. Although the point remains that the "no longer relevant" message is needlessly grating.
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by starmftronajoll 9y ago
This is an op-ed written by an outside contributor, not a writer at the New York Times.