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The Well-Being Map(map.wwbp.org)
1 points by tammer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tammer 9y ago
I eat a protein & fat heavy breakfast & dinner, & skip "lunch". I find it to be highly effective at keeping me productive through the day (both more time & more steady energy cycle).
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Running Mac OS X on an Olympus E-P2 Digital Camera(tuug.fi)
1 points by tammer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tammer 9y ago
Surprised nobody's mentioned this possibility as it usually comes up re: the X-37B. Terrifying but I think not out of the question given the strategic potential of such a weapon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinet
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by tammer 9y ago
I'm a huge fan of a little app called Maplets.[1] Has saved me on a number of occasions, and highlights how limited the big name mapping tools really still are for all kinds of navigation information. [1]: http://www.mobilem
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Flecks of Extraterrestrial Dust, All Over the Roof(nytimes.com)
3 points by tammer 10y ago|0 comments
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by tammer 10y ago
Really many forward standing poses offer opportunity to use the mat as resistance (even downward-facing dog). Probably want to look into this with an instructor as there are techniques to improve resistance while limiting tendon strain. Bas
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by tammer 10y ago
I find practicing yoga to be surprisingly helpful in building grip strength. Many balancing postures are really good for this.
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by tammer 10y ago
Well... sure. Problem is I don't have 6 weeks to sit in a detention cell waiting for the ACLU to clear my case.
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by tammer 10y ago
My tip? Make your to-do list your twitter. I.e., when you get that ping of dopamine depletion that makes you want to pop open a social network or similar, open your to-do list instead. Start out by just scrolling through it, then maybe go d
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by tammer 10y ago
Yes retaliation would be swift here, or the concerns would be bluntly ignored - this is why union organizing is a skilled effort and not something that can be fixed via algorithm.
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Mesentery: New organ discovered inside human body(independent.co.uk)
4 points by tammer 10y ago|0 comments
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by tammer 10y ago
In this instance the right move seems to have been made, but I do worry that stories like this will enable a new kind of techno-fascism. If Musk can change people's lives on timescales orders of magnitudes faster than governments, its
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by tammer 10y ago
The elephant in the room regarding legalization is the overburdened prison system. As we saw with the recent Attica anniversary strikes, organized prisoner resistance is a huge threat to the security and economic status quo. Nothing would
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by tammer 10y ago
Remember that a function of at least the American Constitution is to smooth processes of change over many years for the purposes of stability. Climate change is a particular challenge here: immediate action is required, but warning signs ar
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Dinosaur tail discovered trapped in amber(cnn.com)
19 points by tammer 10y ago|1 comments
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by tammer 10y ago
This article is been written dozens of times, over three decades. It hasn't proven true yet.
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by tammer 10y ago
Indeed, separate from the question of livelihoods (which could be supplemented via ideas like basic income), and less some meaningless greetings, the engagement I would up having would be far more meaningful if employment was a matter of sa
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US House Science Committee Tweets Breitbart Climate Misinformation(arstechnica.com)
2 points by tammer 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Solitaire Collection(itunes.apple.com)
120 points by tammer 10y ago|92 comments
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by tammer 10y ago
its not within legal purview to force someone to continue doing something, is it?
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by tammer 10y ago
EMET is a complex service that requires a small dedicated team to functionally operate at organizations of any size. Its simply too hard of a sell to all but the most security-focused enterprises, and the resources that go into it would be
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by tammer 10y ago
1) See here[1] - problem very specifically being solved is lack of readability of HTML (and HTML being the only open portable spec for formatted text). 2) A good answer is another, more efficient open spec for encoding formatted text - mean
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by tammer 10y ago
There's no greater metaphor for the detachment of the tech-elite from the average user than the pervasiveness of Markdown. Its a poor answer to a problem that exists solely because of lack of coordination among the very tech-elite who
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by tammer 10y ago
Its not about margins (well, it is, but not primarily): its about story. The AirPort line was born during a time when your ISP only provided you with a modem, if that. Wireless connectivity was a brand new world that required new hardware.
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by tammer 10y ago
Nothing currently wins over the format or ease of use of newsletters. This is why they're becoming MORE popular as an engagement tool. I think there's a vacant startup space for a tool that can beat newsletters for ease of both en
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by tammer 10y ago
I think you've got an excellent product here that stands as a hallmark of what the future of work on iOS looks like
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by tammer 10y ago
can I map ⌘ to meta?
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by tammer 10y ago
Working for pharmaceutical manufacturers requires a drug test, and I assume there are other industries with similar requirements
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by tammer 10y ago
This is a consistent complaint about the new systems but it ignores the history of Apple's device connectors. Macs are distinguished from iOS devices by a level of complexity; Mac users should be OK if they encounter a cable or device

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