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by whimsy 16y ago
Cool app. Perhaps a tiered plan based on usage? Or number of users?
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by whimsy 16y ago
Good call. Thanks for that.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Jesse is a counter-example to this statement (but also, notably, apparently an anomaly.) http://ed.fnal.gov/projects/scientists/jesse.html The second picture definitely has a higher awesome-factor than the first.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Looking at the study, these don't seem to be colognes for cologne's sake, but franchise exploitations. What I mean is that most of these products are aimed at teenagers and rabid celebrity fans. To me, these aren't "average colognes." Notab
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by whimsy 16y ago
"Hypermiling" comes from a hobby, not an occupation. See yumraj's post.
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by whimsy 16y ago
The material is paper thin.
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by whimsy 16y ago
They're fairly opaque. If they showed at all, they would be very faint. If you had a lightbox underneath, that would be a different story.
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by whimsy 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1444823 ... For example. I share the sentiment; I've seen quite a few others over the past 48 hours. Is there a way to raise the minimum karma threshhold for stories to be displayed on my front page?
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by whimsy 16y ago
It's good to have on reference for our non-programmer friends, though.
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by whimsy 16y ago
I get the same bug. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US) Firefox/3.6.3
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by whimsy 16y ago
Manga what?
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by whimsy 16y ago
http://www.fastcompany.com/1658137/infographic-of-the-day-bp... With such a flagrant history of safety violations, I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner.
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by whimsy 16y ago
It would be nice to be able to filter people based on some sort of tag. For example, I'm interested in learning programming in Python, but not programming in Lisp right now. For Design, I guess this might involve the tools they use? Photosh
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by whimsy 16y ago
>I found prgmr to be a pain. There are just some small things that make administration so much easier. I bet lsc would be interested in your feedback if you sent him an e-mail. Maybe not, but maybe.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Do you click ads? I don't even /see/ them.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Could also be referring to things like Xen, I suppose
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by whimsy 16y ago
Or a whiteyboard for a super-cheap, mobile solution.
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by whimsy 16y ago
This is very general. What would you recommend, more specifically?
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by whimsy 16y ago
No, that disables HTTP/S through Firefox. It will not disable your e-mail client, or your instant messengers, or anything else.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Misunderstandings are easy on the internet. No hard feelings.
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by whimsy 16y ago
No, I take it back. Legos were surely never intended for this use case.
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by whimsy 16y ago
I was going to write an indignant reply about how this is surely the coolest thing I have ever seen built with legos. I was also going to mention that I've never seen anything like it built with legos. It occurred to me, however, that this
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by whimsy 16y ago
Someone has tragically misled you.
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by whimsy 16y ago
I didn't downvote you, but I suspect that you were downvoted because regardless of whether or not you intended to be disrespectful to the quote, people feel that it's disrespectful anyway. I would be hard-pressed to disagree with them - mak
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by whimsy 16y ago
Physics.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Thanks.
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by whimsy 16y ago
Thanks!
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by whimsy 16y ago
Clickable link http://letsannotate.com
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by whimsy 16y ago
I assume part of it is eliminating competition. Suddenly, their marketshare is your marketshare!
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by whimsy 16y ago
There are some solutions to this, right? For example, you could solve the problem for FireFox by writing a GreaseMonkey script to verify the JS is the same as last time, or just has the right hash. Another way would be to make it an option

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