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by zmmz 16y ago
Congratulations on finding a technical solution to a handling problem. It seems to be quite common for posters here to invent elaborate ways to limit their environment as a result of not being able to limit themselves.
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State of The Art Web Typography(blog.jjgod.org)
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by zmmz 16y ago
Sorry for the off topic comment, but this might get your (lotusleaf's) attention: Please stop submitting 50% of anything that gets published on Engadget: http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=lotusleaf1987 We all read it, there is no n
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Schoolhouse Rock Introduction to Computers [80's video](youtube.com)
1 points by zmmz 16y ago|0 comments
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by zmmz 16y ago
I believe it changes over time? I used to be able to downvote as I hit the 200 mark, but now I am well over 300 and can't downvote.. Perhaps it is related to the time spent on HN?
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by zmmz 16y ago
I flagged this entry. I fail to see why you submitted this as an "Ask". You could have just as easily submitted the original link. I'm not against self promotion, especially when it leads to valuable feedback (as most Show HN posts do), but
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by zmmz 16y ago
This is most unfortunate for those looking for scripts, as that entire portion of the website is unreachable. If you know which you are looking for, you can most likely find it on the github mirror: http://vim-scripts.org/
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by zmmz 16y ago
Please don't take this in an offensive way, but there are other communities where such a question would be more appropriate. As a starting point, I can recommend you check out lesswrong.com, you can find their "introductory reading" here:
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Interview with Eric Schmidt on the future of computing(telegraph.co.uk)
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by zmmz 16y ago
I agree that it's a well written article and provides a very good overview. The tables are especially helpful. However, there is one rather large oversight: H.264 is an open standard This is not necessarily correct. As a citizen of the EU,
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How to Improve Portability Across Personal Computers(osnews.com)
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by zmmz 16y ago
Hi Alex, Like you, I've tried using various TODO list applications but got stuck in the same predicament: creating the list, laying out steps, ticking them off when done, setting deadlines is just impossible to integrate into my workflow. M
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by zmmz 16y ago
Call me paranoid, but I find it difficult to believe that two out of the three existing comments on this article are genuine. Uzair: the only comment from this user is the one posted in this entry. The account was registered 1 minute prior
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The Entire Text of The Cluetrain Manifesto(cluetrain.com)
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by zmmz 16y ago
Not trying to provoke you or anything, but as I am somebody who has not given this topic much thought I would be curious to hear of your concrete examples and arguments about bad policies? I am somebody who can't see himself as contributing
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How Microsoft Missed The Next Big Thing(osnews.com)
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by zmmz 16y ago
It took a while to realise just how serious this site is, at first glance it looks a bit like a domain park landing site. I should be able to click on "Latest Infractions" "Highest" etc to go to the full ranking. In firefox: hovering over t
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by zmmz 16y ago
peep font: http://zevv.nl/play/code/zevv-peep/ If anybody has ported this to OSX, please share!
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by zmmz 16y ago
Exactly, WikiLeaks is not going to publish a corporation's IP. What it would publish is information revealing dirty practices. The Enron scandal is something that the wikileaks would be interested in publishing. They would not publish Intel
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Ask HN: 2011 Predictions
57 points by zmmz 16y ago|66 comments
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Smartphone concept for the visually impaired(core77.com)
0 points by zmmz 16y ago|0 comments
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The State of The Music Industry & the Delegitimization of Artists(blog.tunecore.com)
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by zmmz 16y ago
The problem with rotating displays is that LCD pixels tend to be taller than wider ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pixel_geometry_01_Pengo.jp... ), hence if you rotate a display it degrades the image quality. Cleartype especially star
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Radical Transparency(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zmmz 16y ago|0 comments
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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, do you adhere to them?(w3.org)
1 points by zmmz 16y ago|0 comments
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Using conceal in Vim with LaTeX(b4winckler.wordpress.com)
21 points by zmmz 16y ago|3 comments
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Microsoft Windows is 25 today(wired.com)
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The Endless Mural - Generative Art Using HTML5(endlessmural.com)
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Start-up Stories(bbc.co.uk)
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Making money from Asia's expanding blogosphere(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by zmmz 16y ago|0 comments

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