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by tzahola 8y ago
Too bad we will probably never know what it really was... Just like with the celestial phenomena in Nuremberg 1561, and Basel 1566: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1561_celestial_phenomenon_ov... https://en.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Or you can just buy chips from companies who don't put backdoor in them.
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by tzahola 8y ago
I'm not insulting anyone. "X for dummies" is a book series.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Sounds like Automator for dummies.
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by tzahola 8y ago
IETF RFCs
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by tzahola 8y ago
1g of caffeine? That's like 25 cups of espresso. Have you had a cardiologic exam beforehand?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Still waiting for the iboga renaissance ;)
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by tzahola 8y ago
Why would you want that?
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by tzahola 8y ago
A brutalist website - by definition - should hardly contain any JS/CSS.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Amongst mothers, the same bullying/shaming goes with vaginal birth vs C-section.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Technically yes. But since GMail became widespread, there’s a tacit agreement that my data won’t be looked at by random humans.
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by tzahola 8y ago
These are the exact opposite of what the original post is advocating for.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Because if a service offers to automatically tag my photos, I don’t expect random people looking at them. In fact, I don’t want anyone looking at my family photos other than those whom I explicitly gave permission to do so. Same applies t
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by tzahola 8y ago
There should be a dumbed down version of this page to explain designers (and sometimes managers...) why the app is not using the exact #353535 grey they’ve specified in Sketch.
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by tzahola 8y ago
So, deceiving your customers about how their data is being handled is a “good MVP”. With this much cynicism you must be an “enterpreneur”.
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by tzahola 8y ago
What is the evolutionary benefit of our large brains, when birds can achieve such high intelligence in such a small volume? I mean, having a smaller head would definitely be a tangible benefit for survival (e.g. easier birth, less prone to
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by tzahola 8y ago
Probably the data on these “hacking attempts” was compiled by the same people who reported healthcare.gov being 500 million lines of code.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>Otherwise it becomes too much of a tool to deny part of the population the ability to vote. Like the existing voter registration system?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Brutalism doesn’t “brutalize” anyone... “The term brutalism is derived from the French betón brut, meaning “raw concrete”.”
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by tzahola 8y ago
When I saw the title I thought to myself: yet another pretentious art student with an unreadable website. But then I opened the link and was pleasantly surprised: finally a website that uses the term “brutalist” properly!
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by tzahola 8y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I’ve never used Windows beyond 7.
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by tzahola 8y ago
We’ll write one in React Native.
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by tzahola 8y ago
I think you mean different things under “the industry”.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yes. But how do you know if it’s RGB or BGR or GBR etc? Sometimes there’s a fourth subpixel for white too. On Windows there used to be a wizard where you had to choose which one looks better to let the system figure out your display’s subpi
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by tzahola 8y ago
This Time It's Different™ No thanks :D
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by tzahola 8y ago
Why didn’t he learn JavaScript?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Good idea. If we could control those drones via a blockchain-based AI, it could be a killer product!
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by tzahola 8y ago
Brexit wasn't "pushed through". Everyone was pretty confident that they'll stay in the EU.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Could you show us how, in a JSFiddle or something?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yeah... Well, I'm pretty sure you're wrong: 'use strict'; function getNextEvent() { return new Promise(resolve => { document.getElementById('button').onclick = event =>

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