weirdkid

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by weirdkid 13y ago
Exactly. I was a fan; now... not as much.
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Google Made My Daughter Cry Today(matthovey.wordpress.com)
43 points by weirdkid 13y ago|34 comments
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by weirdkid 13y ago
I want to print this on cards to hand out every time I hear some jackass equate poor with lazy.
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by weirdkid 13y ago
What about the return flight?
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by weirdkid 13y ago
...and others just pick the phone they can get for free.
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by weirdkid 13y ago
Wow. I'd love for someone to do this with luggage on a flight.
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by weirdkid 13y ago
This reminds me of Zoe. http://zoe.sourceforge.net Back in 2001 or 2002, I was following the progress of Zoe, what I thought to be a very promising new approach to email archives. It kept your email in mbox or eml files, used L
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by weirdkid 13y ago
Same could be said for Google.
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by weirdkid 14y ago
I learned the lattice method in the 5th grade in 1981 here in a US public school. I loved it and used it for years afterward. I didn't realize until I was in high school that it wasn't part of the curriculum but only something my teacher th
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by weirdkid 14y ago
It's true. I remember just before Empire Strikes Back was released the Detroit Free Press had a full-color section insert with movie artwork and interviews with the movie creators. George Lucas said the cadence was to be episodes 4-6, then
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by weirdkid 14y ago
Oh, THOSE garbage collectors. I was rather hoping this would be an exposé on the secret tech employed by curbside trash collection companies.
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by weirdkid 14y ago
"Shortage of (cheap) tech workers in the US..." or... "Shortage of tech workers who don't have kids or a mortgage in the US..." Yeah, I'll get downvoted for this, but it's true.
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by weirdkid 14y ago
The office is tiny -- like a closet with 3 desks against the walls. I've been by it a few times during business hours and I haven't seen anyone in it yet.
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by weirdkid 14y ago
The Birmingham location is ad sales
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by weirdkid 14y ago
There is a Java port of Stella -- I converted it to an applet for a buddy of mine back in 1999. Get it here: http://weirdkid.com/jstella
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by weirdkid 15y ago
It's a good start, but it doesn't consider device diversity even within an identical version number of Android. Is may not be a factor for simple apps, but trust me, if you are doing things that interface with the underlying hardware it's a
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by weirdkid 15y ago
Can't wait to see what happens to people wearing these while they drive. And the laws that follow.
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by weirdkid 15y ago
And that hits the nail on the head for why even BigCorps are moving to open floor plans. Walls cost. Tables are cheaper than ergonomic desks. I'll tell you what, though. Working at a table on a laptop all day is really bad for neck and eyes
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by weirdkid 15y ago
HTML5Boilerplate Mobile?
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by weirdkid 15y ago
Did the component tear-down price justify the Chromebook's low price, or was Google subsidizing them?
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by weirdkid 15y ago
Cool, except that humans don't always invent words from random syllables. This is symbology, not language. Words often represent the sound of an action or are derived from mutating or combining other words for related concepts or names.
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by weirdkid 17y ago
I wonder if this will fit on a Valentines Day card...
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by weirdkid 17y ago
Oh boo hoo. Really. Sounds exactly like every programming job back in the 90's, except these lucky bastards somehow found the time to meet girls, date them and get married.