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by wonderyak 13y ago
FWIW - You can get safety razors from DSC's supplier - http://www.dorcousa.com/ I was looking at DSC for a long time and ended up trying Harry's. Was very disappointed with Harry's blades. Next time I order a
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by wonderyak 13y ago
The updates to Android in 4.1+ have made the GNex slower and less able to function as a proper device. I've rooted and installed a few different ROMs, but there is never a fix for crap hardware and limited RAM. The NAND seems to be a r
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by wonderyak 13y ago
I was very excited about phones until my experience with the GNex. I was hoping VZW and Moto would be able to push out a decent Droid(w / QWERTY slider) but I don't think that is going to happen. There is nothing on the market tod
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by wonderyak 13y ago
As someone in the same position that has debated this endlessly in their own head -- its not going to be really 'worth' it. VZW has the best network around, being grandfathered in on unlimited data is a serious boon. When my inter
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by wonderyak 13y ago
What we need are 'Element Queries' - http://ianstormtaylor.com/media-queries-are-a-hack/
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by wonderyak 13y ago
It's "bad" because its very difficult to plan for all of the extreme edge cases found on the net. If UA Sniffing was infalliable, there would be a lot more of it.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Really? A Daily Mail story for which the source is Infowars?
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Even worse is trying to click on a file or folder that is last in the window in 'file list' view. You have to wait for the horizontal scrollbar to disappear in order to interact with the last item. Very frustrating.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
It worked for Hoover and Nixon. We're on a continuum here. Its not like all of the sudden the government decided to start spying on its citizens.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
And thats where it falls apart. If he were more honest with himself he'd say something like 'I know I can go online or pick up a manual and figure anything about my car that I'd want to.' Letting it remain a mystery is j
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Part of the problem is the FISA Court. The court has the power to interpret the constitution, holds secret hearings, the rulings are secret and only government lawyers are allowed. You can now break the law without even knowing it.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Many of us are calling for changes, many people thought electing Obama would facilitate this change. I think these people are the most upset of all; the man ran on a campaign of change ... There is a general concensus among people across th
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by wonderyak 13y ago
So we can now lump all Qualcomm devices along with Verizon (CDMA) devices into the 'may never be properly updated' pile. You'd think that Google would have the foresight to listen to the maintainer of the project; perhaps the
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by wonderyak 13y ago
The other problem -- despite the changing of the guard in the Executive branch -- other branches and workers stay the same.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Unfortunately the browser vendors get to make this up as they go along and they seem unwilling to take into consideration the many developers which are more in favor of the <picture> element because its so much easier to write. Natu
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by wonderyak 13y ago
I just heard about this today... the pricing seems a little off kilter unless I'm understanding it incorrectly. How prohibitively expensive would this be for a SMB to implement? The tech behind the service sounds fantastic, I'd love to be a
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by wonderyak 13y ago
I also am a huge fan of Zurb and Foundation but I'm not sure why this implementation is any better than picturefill. I still have to write a whole bunch of stuff I shouldn't have to write. Markup for an image should not be several lines lon
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by wonderyak 13y ago
I, for one, am hoping he makes good on his threats to make a podcasting app. This space desperately needs some innovation and a solid bare-bones app to help facilitate the podcasting sector's growth.
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Obviously as someone that has never used Google Now, you wouldn't know this... but it acts on search data, not gmail data. Its a normal app with normal settings (enter stocks you want to follow, enter sports teams, etc..) that takes some cu
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by wonderyak 13y ago
I think the marketing is particularly bad and devoid of messaging because what else are they going to say? "Download Facebook Home, its an Android home replacement which includes none of the features of the basic Android launchers that you'
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by wonderyak 13y ago
Taco trucks have been a mainstay of Los Angeles foodstuffs for a long time before the current trend of 'gourmet' truck food started. I'm not sure if the mobile/car-centric nature of the city tends to endear us to a mobile food cooking servi
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by wonderyak 13y ago
> "There is a tradeoff in HCI that is between ease and efficiency. It seems Gmail is less easy to use AND less efficient. The only improvement seems to be design." I would argue that the improvement is the arrangement of pixels to be mo
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by wonderyak 13y ago
A social network they didn't let anyone into; seriously don't understand how you expect to develop a social network/platform with a limited beta test.
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by wonderyak 14y ago
If households could print currency it would be analogous. The US Federal Government can not ever run out of money because it controls the currency. This is not to say that bad things can't happen (inflation for one); but in most cases its a
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by wonderyak 14y ago
I had heard there was a Code review for the theme repository, my feeling (pure speculation) is that the review process is there to weed out truly bad coding or malware but there was no strict edicts on style or 'the right way to do things
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by wonderyak 14y ago
It used to be called 'being a grown-up'. Somehow being a man-child became not just acceptable, but celebrated.
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by wonderyak 14y ago
People used to conduct themselves with at least a bit of decorum and that affected 'free speech' very little. Manners, common sense and general pleasantness seem to have been completely forgotton.
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by wonderyak 14y ago
You don't have to use anyone else's themes. You can create your own; and its almost as easy as making a regular static site. There is never a need to 'crowbar' anything when you can create the entire look and feel from scratch.
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by wonderyak 14y ago
Its quite possible there have been some improvements on the back end since I tried it last. I'll have to give it another shake.
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by wonderyak 14y ago
I liked Concrete5 when I was playing around with it. I was very excited by its potential; especially looking at projects where maybe WP was overkill. Where the bottom fell out was in two areas: 1. Paid plugins I cannot rationally tell my cl

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