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by zedadex 10y ago
Possibly a cultural affect though? His statement could be true for the american context. In a capitalism steeped melting pot, it does seem like things that might be more commonly 'seen'/appreciated in other cultures - pride i
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by zedadex 10y ago
Turns out Bowser was just trying to hire a competent plumber.
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by zedadex 10y ago
Is their hope or stated objective to move all file sharing to this format? My takeaway was that this was designed for the use case of "trivial day-to-day sharing without hassle" (or at least that's their focus on the consumer
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by zedadex 10y ago
Ublock's advanced features are pretty nice + handy for selective script enabling/disabling. It does it by origin rather than kind of course, but if you're looking for a quick toggle you might already have one in your toolbar
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by zedadex 10y ago
The due diligence in this case would have been researching the user limits which (as others have pointed out) were not published or advertised anywhere.
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by zedadex 10y ago
They were gonna prepend "Usain" but some speedy guy got there first
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by zedadex 10y ago
The data isn't outdated, it just had 1.6 x 10^17 ns latency :)
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by zedadex 10y ago
> Not sure why people downvote https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by zedadex 10y ago
> But those of us who choose, at times, not to be anonymous and not to deal with people who are anonymous should have that right as well. That’s the way it works in the real world. It's like I tell mugging victims - you should have
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by zedadex 10y ago
Please hold while I transfer you to someone who has a counterexample to that statement. hold music plays
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by zedadex 10y ago
> Hackers do not benefit from a closed box with non-expandable performance. Agreed, and well said. This one line concisely sums up the first and last word on this whole pitch.
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by zedadex 10y ago
Yeah, it's actually quite a gamechangr. sunglasses Kidding aside, it is, though. It crosses a line that, from a strict point of view (like that of permissions or data security) can't be uncrossed. It's equatable to any an
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by zedadex 10y ago
> the only thing he secretly altered was the target of the insults Basically irrelevant. One hell of a veil to pierce. This isn't even the first time reddit's indicated they're kind of... flexible, let's say, with how
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by zedadex 10y ago
> Unless there is an external factor which drives iPhone sales: the availability of iPhone software, which is not controlled by Apple. This software is developed by external Pros. On Macs. I wouldn't say the demand for iOS apps is a
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by zedadex 10y ago
Or simply "Da Vinci" when using the nearly ubiquitous colloquial reference to the same individual.
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by zedadex 10y ago
I'm only now realizing my interest in some things I could have spent more time learning when younger, yet even if I knew then what I do now, I still think it wouldn't've been something I spent 'my time' doing - not
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by zedadex 10y ago
Coming from windows (trying out mac), I have run into instances where (as I'm so used to the MS way) it's actually kind of jarring seeing dialogs that don't follow that "Don't" suggestion. Granted, I haven&#x27
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by zedadex 10y ago
Sakurai: (Laughs)
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by zedadex 10y ago
On reddit of all places, where it takes all of ten seconds to create a throwaway handle.
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by zedadex 10y ago
"Seriously, we don’t need smartphone-controlled X" will always give way to "but if it doesn't exist, we'll have the market to ourselves," and so you'll continue to see "smartphone-controlled X"s
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by zedadex 10y ago
Twit Plays Pokemon (GO)? :) (no slur intended)
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by zedadex 10y ago
I mean, that doesn't invalidate what he was saying, but that's an interesting bit of info.
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by zedadex 10y ago
> one giant cage match Sounds like we could use some rats
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by zedadex 10y ago
> Thiel destroyed a news company out of spite. Thiel enabled something which should have destroyed them but was unlikely to (because of one of the stupidest reasons to not uphold the law, "because one side doesn't have the fu
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by zedadex 10y ago
Agreed with the direction you were going there. While I wholeheartedly support those organizations, your point highlights why I think making 'maintainence' a crime wouldn't pose a problem for those looking to interfere - it w
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by zedadex 10y ago
Between what they're doing and the example text in their image, I like these guys :)
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by zedadex 10y ago
He didn't say negative comments were always wrong, he said to not let them get to him.
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by zedadex 11y ago
> The components are few and simple, but provide enormous combinatorial possibilities. Zachtronics in general seems to be pretty great with this.
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by zedadex 11y ago
Kind of an apples-and-oranges comparison. They're not talking about artistic design.
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by zedadex 11y ago
Not a fan of these lengthy "storytelling" articles so I stopped reading and did a quick search. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Francis_Melchert-Dinke...

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