zevyoura

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by zevyoura 11y ago
It's a pithy story, I wouldn't take it 100% literally.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
This doesn't explain the significant changes in gender ratios since the 1980s.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Now I'm eagerly awaiting a colorist jumping into this conversation to tell us why that would be unacceptable. (Agreed that it's probably less of an issue to encode data in color than timing, but it just strikes me as funny how we&
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by zevyoura 12y ago
No, it was relevant, but it was also false.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
>The government employs a great many safety officers. So do private businesses.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
> When I got to Padova, it felt like coming back to the real world. I'd go downtown and see young and old, wealthy and the not-so-well off. These days, thanks to immigration, it's also acquired some ethnic diversity: my daughte
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by zevyoura 12y ago
1. That's not true[0] 2. This wasn't in the U.S. [0] http://www.npr.org/2012/03/21/149011887/fbi-still-struggling...
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by zevyoura 12y ago
I believe the part about not sharing data is in comparison to Chrome OS.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Yes, and they do all that with the user's consent.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
There's a huge difference between bloat and malicious advertising software that creates real security holes that are invisible to the average user.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
The Onion is by far the most prominent satirical publication in the US and probably the closest equivalent, though the styles of humor are different.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Holten's hierarchical edge bundling is probably something you would be interested in; this article presents a good description: https://seeingcomplexity.wordpress.com/2011/02/05/hierarchic...
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by zevyoura 12y ago
> a single standard format
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by zevyoura 12y ago
My favorite map tileset is Stamen's watercolor map: http://maps.stamen.com/watercolor/#12/37.7706/-122.3782
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by zevyoura 12y ago
To improve the new user profile switching, try enabling this flag: chrome://flags/#enable-fast-user-switching
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Attribution for the premise of They Live?
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by zevyoura 12y ago
How do you do that if they're embedded in the rubber material?
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by zevyoura 12y ago
The copied css has references to image URLs in it.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Tor is so slow as to be unusable for everyday browsing.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
The "classic" Sigg bottle is actually lined with plastic, and I find the narrow neck makes them harder to clean as well.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
>Assuming the stick itself gets its power from HDMI. I wouldn't make that assumption; Chromecast can't do it, and it's a lot less demanding than this.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
> 3/ More asian penetration into the US market will come from the messenger sector as both Line and WeChat make strong moves to gain a share of the lucrative US messenger market I get that it's very hot right now, but is the US
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by zevyoura 12y ago
SF and other cities already have variable, usage based parking fees[0]; I imagine these will only become more widespread. [0] http://sfpark.org/
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by zevyoura 12y ago
I've actually seen a handful of these in SF as well, which doesn't really have the infrastructure I'd think would be necessary.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Sounds like The New Yorker's model (along with Harper's, etc. though the NYer is probably most known for its rigorous fact checking department[0]). [0] http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2009/02/09&#x
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by zevyoura 12y ago
All American cities, and nearly all international cities.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Complaining about downvotes is one of the easiest ways to accumulate them.
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by zevyoura 12y ago
It's much harder to measure the production of "coders."
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by zevyoura 12y ago
That technique is called a pull-quote[0] and is largely a relic from print publishing. It can still work well on occasion, but the example you cite is particularly bad because it's too long and interrupts the content rather than being
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by zevyoura 12y ago
Sorry, what I posted was idiotic and said in haste. One million years is a couple orders of magnitude too long, but humans have of course had agriculture for 10k+ years. My point, though poorly phrased, was meant to be that modern crops are

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