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by veb 14y ago
mrdoob never fails to blow my mind... wow.
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by veb 14y ago
Does this mean I can buy my friends a beer? Because that'll be better than buying them a ... cupcake.
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by veb 14y ago
Nobody will be okay with that? You're joking right? Every person out there who aren't technical, won't give a shit. Free music? They'll do anything. I bet these people will think, "It replaces advertisements that I don't even see anymore be
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by veb 14y ago
No, you don't have to. It's just annoying when people give talks, or make interesting videos for a product and they forget about people who may be hard of hearing, Deaf or from overseas. That's such a big chunk of the market that they're
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by veb 14y ago
I'd really really like to watch this video, and countless of other awesome tech videos -- but I can't, there's no captions. As someone who is hard of hearing, I have to wonder how many things I end up missing out on when I can't watch thing
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by veb 14y ago
They also have on thing that I don't think Facebook has, an awesome leader with a great vision. That goes a long way in todays world.
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by veb 14y ago
... how is it being successful on social networks anyway? I haven't seen anything about this on Facebook. It just feels like the bottle belongs to someone else. I'm allowed to feel weird, if I want.
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by veb 14y ago
I'm in New Zealand myself, and I really hate this. I drink Coke as a guilty pleasure, but when they bought this in I got really turned off. I'm not going to drink Coke that's for "Callum", "Katherine" or <random name that's not mine nor
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by veb 14y ago
Yet NZ is supposed to have next to no corruption. OK... [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index
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by veb 14y ago
That's what I hate about my country right now. We're seemingly bending over to all the whims of the US. Not cool. We're supposed to be independent little hobbits, not getting in the affairs of things that don't concern us.
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by veb 14y ago
The funniest thing is this guy started reverse engineering by reverse engineering MTA to create bots that followed people to kill them and all sorts of other hacks. Now look where he is. I find that an awesome progression!
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by veb 14y ago
Still completely hopeless. However, I'm great at putting Math into an algorithm, or using code to work out a problem (this was not acceptable in school...) I passed compsci with good marks, went straight into jobs so I'm obviously not that
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by veb 14y ago
This is a thing?! Huh. For as long as I can remember, this has been me. I remember when I was 6, sitting in a class-room with a Math test before me. If I got something wrong, I'd get severely yelled at however when people yelled at me for d
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by veb 14y ago
That's ugly. It doesn't even look like a skateboard. I think the reason Boosted Boards looks so awesome is the fact it actually looks like a longboard... with a motor !
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by veb 14y ago
I remember when this started happening, something trickled over to Reddit and so I investigated to get the full story. Needless to say, it was rather quite horrible and I really did feel for the girl. At the same time, I was utterly confuse
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by veb 14y ago
... and put it on Kickstarter!
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by veb 14y ago
I hope they frame it!
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by veb 14y ago
Make one! http://www.instructables.com/id/Teardrop-Trailer/
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by veb 14y ago
Can't you put a fire alarm inside the capsule?
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by veb 14y ago
This could probably go a long way. You're talking about the pod taking a before picture, and then an after picture then using some computer-vision library to decide on positive/negative points for that stay? That could work quite well. Even
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by veb 14y ago
I'm pretty sure that Kim Dotcom hasn't broken any NZ laws. Only a law in the USA. That's why the whole case is really borked.
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by veb 14y ago
How will this technology work in say, New Zealand? There's a lot of backroads, gravel roads and roads that don't appear in Google Maps. I guess it would be interesting to see a Google Car, flying around on some back gravel road in New Zeala
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by veb 14y ago
I suspect after the technology becomes wide-spread, new laws will be made to minimise people buying (human-driven) vehicles. Cars will probably require some expensive licence to drive, older cars will not be allowed on the road unless an ex
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by veb 14y ago
I'm not sure if that makes it any less scary. I wonder what reactions are going to stem from this event? You know, to every action there is always an equal and opposite reaction. EDIT: Explain the down-votes. Things don't just happen with
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The Next Best Thing(spottedsun.com)
1 points by veb 14y ago|0 comments
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by veb 14y ago
Dunno. I prefer Office on OS X, seems so much faster and easier to use. But that's just me.
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Why won't anyone think of the deaf?(deafcritic.com)
11 points by veb 14y ago|8 comments
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by veb 14y ago
What's it supposed to test?
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by veb 14y ago
I grew up cutting lawns, doing landscaping with my Dad. Now I'm in a 9 - 5 job, I often dream of simply escaping this programming world, growing something, and applying my IT skills to get the best of both worlds. It feels like I'm missing
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by veb 14y ago
I'm not sure if I'm the only one who finds their UI confusing as hell.

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