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by sudont 16y ago
It's a good strategy, as long as the US doesn't become as autocratic as the Nazis or Viet Cong ( correct? ). Then, plugging leaks becomes hanging their corpses as a warning. Peaceful protests only work against peaceful regimes.
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by sudont 16y ago
Maybe all war will condense to genocide.
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by sudont 16y ago
Exactly. Some of the best designers I've ever met were absolutely terrible at interpersonal communication and were completely dependent on the project manager to talk to the client and figure out the communication problem. There's a lot of
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by sudont 16y ago
http://www.designing-obama.com/ => I snagged the PDF when it was still free. EDIT: Still free. See responses. VSA Partners on the Logo: Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etEP1Bhgui0 Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by sudont 16y ago
Well, except for the fact that government intervention forced Microsoft to keep Office for Mac viable, along with providing operation funds that kept Apple alive. You're correct with OSS, that's succeeding despite how broken software patent
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by sudont 16y ago
That definitely seems like a better way to do it.
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by sudont 16y ago
Would malicious be a better term? I'm assuming you could fix this, but the majority of computer users would have no idea what this is, or even that the plugin architecture exists.
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by sudont 16y ago
I'm surprised that they were taking AP physics. In Wisconsin, the valedictorian gets a full-ride to anywhere in the UW system. Due to this, many valedictorians I've seen take easy classes and graduate with a 4.1, whereas many of those with
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by sudont 16y ago
This isn't evil. This is inconsiderate. Evil is spyware, data logging and uninstallable plug-ins. So, really, this is hyperbole.
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by sudont 16y ago
Yell at the writer for licensing it Creative Commons. I'd consider it tribute for putting a worthwhile book into the world as such.
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by sudont 16y ago
Thank you! The why is very illuminating.
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by sudont 16y ago
I'm confused. Really confused. This is why you design the thing, before internal operation. He's working in the wrong mental design language, thinking in terms of how the thing works, rather than how the user interacts. Is this why so man
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by sudont 16y ago
Well, I'm a 'tard designer who hangs out here, and I've played with B and Splay trees, but I've never heard of a Linked List. Kinda like that.
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by sudont 16y ago
Those are the least of this concept’s issues. Who would take the time to design, QA and build this phone, not to mention put it into production, all the while not co-opting or diluting the vision put forth by Mozilla? There’s a lot of hatin
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by sudont 16y ago
Instinct is nothing more than using memory’s bias. Check out AIGA’s case study on how Second Story redesigned their archive viewer: http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/case-study-aiga-design-archi... I talked to the lead UX designer, and he r
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by sudont 16y ago
I’m guessing somebody leaned on Sony, as this was stated to be an all-in thing for their upcoming product lines, not an " experimental R&D project " as listed now. There’s a couple of major players, namely Microsoft and Oracle; I wouldn
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by sudont 16y ago
He even said “Everyone wants to hear what you have to say…” when you have a brain tumor. Apparently NYTimes still has the romantic notion of banker noblesse oblige.
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by sudont 16y ago
This is a cold war. God knows who pressured Sony to drop it, it was a fairly novel move and generated a ton of developer interest. Oracle, Microsoft, Google, or was it even Apple, trying to retain language exclusivity? It’s probably more
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by sudont 16y ago
It gives the option for Grandmothers to print “Let’s Party” flyers in an appropriate font. Still, it’s disgustingly tacky.
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by sudont 16y ago
I can blame you guys for getting me re-interested in Arduino and Cocoa.
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by sudont 16y ago
Disappointingly the monitors as well. It sucks to have to buy an old monitor for 200% more than something else that year for the colors to look good and not have to fuss with ICC calibration when working dual-monitor on a laptop.
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by sudont 16y ago
It’s better for the designer to know the strengths and weaknesses of the medium rather than the technical nitty-gritty. As in, random variations in styling through jQuery is fine, but multiple, pinned backgrounds for IE6 is bad. (The design
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by sudont 16y ago
treasured iMac or MacBook. Ok, let’s not try to get too precious here. And, since most of the recent attacks are generally social engineering-based (fake codecs, trojans) platform security’s still good. Now, hacking vulnerability’s anot
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by sudont 16y ago
I got approximately 1.5 pages of their server to load. I think it's being used for "smart" TVs first. It sounds like they're trying to build an Apple-free dev environment familiar to Apple dev's. Quoth the raven: SNAP is a completely open-
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by sudont 16y ago
This seems like a great move superficially. Tons of dev's know Cocoa thanks to iOS, and the language and compilers are open. It will be interesting to see transition difficulty from one implementation to the other. At the very least, Linux
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by sudont 16y ago
The low self-esteem is a very valid point. I've had some very strong negative reactions to people telling me to "get over it" in terms of a couple of personal insecurities and faults, and going over the thoughts makes it worse, at least in
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by sudont 16y ago
Who cares if it's a placebo if it works. We're hackers here. There is no magic behind the scenes.
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by sudont 16y ago
This seems to be more indicative of bad relationships, where the shopper is imposing on their partner. This is especially true if platitudes and not opinions are requested. Selfish, selfish selfish. Couple's outfits are a good reason to sho
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by sudont 16y ago
That's why the computers on the Apollo mission were so primitive, even compared to processors of that era: old electronic technology is stable technology.
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by sudont 16y ago
Very much so. I'm a bit of a client-fetishist, and so I'd rather see Wave be broken down into a protocol and server, allowing for client applications to access the wave, rather than deal with a web app, which still tend to lag behind a nice

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