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by throwaway675309 7y ago
I get what you're driving at, but unfortunately with auto-updating game platform delivery systems like Steam, this is sort of the way the world works. I'm sure there are dozens of MMOs with the same arbitrary code execution. Hell,
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
yeah, but being a programmer had a different connotation in that sense, just like how you wouldn't call a person who xeroxed a book an "author".
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
How do you go from "such a claim requires proof" to, there is an obvious correlation? Just because there are both more violent video games and more gun-related violence doesn't mean that those variables are connected.
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
heh, I get what you're saying. I'm actually horrible at rote memorization but since Chinese is pictographic, each character is composed of radicals (like little building blocks) which can be used to construct prosaic and flowery m
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
As you mentioned earlier that English is not your native language, allow me as a native English speaker to affirm the previous reply. In English, when somebody states that they "learned X" - while not necessarily implying mastery,
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
Chiming in to say that stating "I learned X language in two weeks" is kind of an ambiguous statement without any real meaning behind it. How are you quantifying "learned a language"? Are you merely stating that you learn
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
I don't know, that sounds like a lot of work. I think a well-calibrated shock collar would suffice and would sell better in drought-prone areas.
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
I'd prefer the opposite, businesses that don't allow children. Why can't every place be a bar and/or strip joint?
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
I got a narrative pretty early on, it's not bad but unfortunately in the last year the battery life has absolutely tanked on it, lasting only 2 hours max at this point, and as this the custom today, completely non-removable.
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
If the iON could sync/backup the images to your phone at regular intervals, maybe something like IFTTT could be used in conjunction to upload the images to a private server...
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
I appreciate the response, and I'm not trying to be sarcastic but the operative word here is "nominally". While it's nice in theory to view law enforcement and the government as some kind of trustworthy body whose purpos
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
I would love for somebody to combine Narrative's 8+ hour time-lapse lifelogging photos with the ability to be linked to your phone which would continuously upload the photos to a selected FTP server. That way if the device is confiscat
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by throwaway675309 8y ago
It kind of ticks me off that people lose their collective "sh##" when things like Google Glass and Narrative help to give power to the civilian to record things in an unobtrusive manner but that people are totally fine with the
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by throwaway675309 9y ago
When the first pair was announced, I was hoping that it was targeting the life-logging market... right up until I saw them - arbitrarily restricted video lengths, and Gene-Wilder level of ostentatious to the point that even Salvador Dali wo
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by throwaway675309 9y ago
How is your app different than the huge number of SRS-based flashcard apps that are already out there? Particularly the grand-daddy of many of them, SuperMemo which based its SRS scheduled system off of Ebbinghaus.
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by throwaway675309 9y ago
The movie definitely makes him look a bit mustache-twirling Bond cartoonish but I've seen him at things like the Southern-Fried Gaming Expo and he does come across as pretty conceited.