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by stilist 17y ago
More generally, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictitious_entry
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by stilist 17y ago
Honestly, nobody cares about ‘whom’. It’s dead, along with ‘thou’ and a bunch of other archaic nonsense. In the real world it’s just ‘who’.
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by stilist 17y ago
Negative text-indent is perfectly normal and I've done it many times myself.
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by stilist 17y ago
Which entry am I supposed to be reading for this news? All of them?
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by stilist 17y ago
I always assumed that the www subdomain was the phase's solution for the problem of limited resources, and to reinforce that something used the Web, rather than gopher &c.
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by stilist 17y ago
By Rands, I think.
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by stilist 17y ago
For me, at least, every time I reinstalled Leopard and restored with Time Machine MySQL's data would be gone.
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by stilist 17y ago
Last link needs to swap %20 for the space.
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by stilist 17y ago
Seems to me the Right Thing would be to have someone pass x.yu URIs to x.me. No broken links, no effort for those who’ve forgotten/lost control/died/&c.
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by stilist 17y ago
Purple Numbers: http://www.eekim.com/software/purple/purple.html http://www.burningchrome.com/~cdent/mt/archives/000190.html http://community.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PurpleNumbers As noted, his blog is published through an outliner,
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by stilist 17y ago
It’s not like this is even exclusive to the documentation—every new release of OS X takes over /macosx (or whatever it is). It seems like somebody involved feels that there’s no use for the past.
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by stilist 17y ago
I prefer to just add ^://^kontera.com/^ (swap ^ for *) to my adblocker. Magical things that appear on mouseover—whether ads, Snap-style previews, or anything else—are annoying and almost certainly unwanted. It’s a pretty bad interaction mod
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by stilist 17y ago
He's been calling for a decentralized Twitter-like service since about late last year, and seems to have recently begun work on his own out of frustration.
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by stilist 17y ago
You may find this reference helpful: http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/assembly_language_manual.html Found it after following up the http://ibiblio.org/apollo link in a file header. :)
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by stilist 17y ago
The problem I have with this response is that the News apparently targeted anybody they thought would make a good story, not just people who were probably doing things they shouldn't. If it were politicians and business people, for serious
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by stilist 17y ago
Looking at it in a slightly different way, Nike+ uses expertise with shoes and expertise with interaction design to sell a decent amount of hardware.
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by stilist 17y ago
Interesting theory. There have certainly been occasional questions about exactly how trustworthy the company is, but no lasting negativity that I've seen. I suppose it has been long enough—and Google is big and broad enough—that a real back
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by stilist 17y ago
Doesn't it make more sense to require that little bit of verification that yes, you did mean to delete the file?
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by stilist 17y ago
Ah, that illustration is a classic.
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by stilist 17y ago
Really not sure what the point was, other than to see if concerned parties would snoop around—which, of course, they did.
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by stilist 17y ago
Shame the site wasn’t a little more subtle about the joke, at least until the fold.
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by stilist 17y ago
For the past few months I’ve been having trouble with my laptop, so I’ve had to fall back on my first-gen iPhone as my main computer. While it’s capable of quite a lot, it is not a substitute for a real computer and I don’t think anything i
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by stilist 17y ago
The article is also available on Wired’s own site: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/7.11/cheyenne.html
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by stilist 17y ago
It seems the age of intelligent agents may have finally arrived. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligent_agent )