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fuzzywalrus
4y ago
I heard that and it was uncanny how much it sounded like ray porter to me
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fuzzywalrus
8y ago
Well played, I searched the terms I used and immediately found the "logos" here.
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fuzzywalrus
8y ago
I could see in a future where most cars are FOBs using a weaponized interference to prevent people from accessing their cars. An authoritarian regime might really enjoy that capability.
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Definitive Classic Mac Pro (2006-2012) Upgrade Guide
(blog.greggant.com)
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8y ago
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fuzzywalrus
8y ago
Indeed, Skeuomorphism was solving an actual real world problem of giving people analogies to physical objects. It's been vogue to hate it so long that we forget the challenges of software design that predecessors faced. There are a few
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fuzzywalrus
8y ago
This reminds a lot of the hype around traffic signs and the font "Clearview" being better for driving. The data collected was the legibility of old signs vs new signs but never accounted for the control of replacing the worn/
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fuzzywalrus
8y ago
As someone who lived in Eugene and now PDX, the model I advocate is the wagon spoke. You need to ferret the people between the large spaces as the population density is that of the Ukraine which presents little in the way of the geographic
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8y ago
Also its a bit of a misrepresentation of how the questions were framed as they weren't asked to evaluate if answers were bullshit but rather if they were profound or not. We're going in with the preset mind frame sussing out the b
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Even real Amazon Reviews can be manipulated
(blog.greggant.com)
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9y ago
That's always been the kicker unless things have improved, I had a hackintosh for a short period but it borked when it came time for 10.x.x update. I decided Hackintosh life wasn't for me.
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fuzzywalrus
9y ago
How much of a pain was it to install OS X?
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fuzzywalrus
9y ago
The latest trends in Oregon have gone to breweries that aren't inherently IPA specialists. It's a niché but there's plenty of action but rough financially since Commons recently had to scale back. Right though there's mo
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fuzzywalrus
9y ago
This sounds like a bit from a 90s shock comic, but coming from a guy who has a lot of scrutiny for his views, and pack of people looking to dislike him more, it's no surprise this bombed on twitter. Probably best to keep such thoughts
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9y ago
I like the false pretense for "neighborhood protection", when really this is a lowering bar for plate collection likely for more intrusive advertising. Even if you were able to pay cash or epay system obfuscate store purchases at
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9y ago
Indeed, there's a reason why tv networks have for decades chose "safe" tv that can be monetized and for a very long time chose to evade politics, see Smothers Brothers. It's easier to coax revenue from largely apolitical
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9y ago
Indeed, with Sass, just comment out what you don't need. I rarely use much beyond the grid and normalization, it nice as its a predictable setup that you can plug in front end devs, and almost everyone knows the media queries vars (if
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9y ago
It's not hard to use SRCSET to put WebP + JPEG2000 + JPEGXR images which covers Chrome, Safari and IE, and fallbacks for old browsers / FF. Hardly ideal but easy to get pretty good results.
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9y ago
While its the app is an interesting art piece or commentary on the way we consume disposable fluff content, The Atlantic seems to be,(excuse my language here) "getting up its own ass" about the significance of this app. I'd
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9y ago
I'd beg to differ on the point of Pro-Video editors and musicians seeing as I've contracted for a few TV shows and am a hobbyist musician etc. It was a mediocre choice, if not poor choice: Generally a TV Show workflow (since FCP X
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9y ago
I just don't know how this could be provable? Either there's an OS level log that you're signing your life away on that is a huge privacy risk (and requires OS level engineering) or they're just guesstimating off data us
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9y ago
I'd recommend a more neutral site than this, HeatSt.com is almost entirely far right op-ed publication. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/man-fined-dollar5... http://www.nbcnews.com/n
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9y ago
This is pretty much to a t my thoughts on iTunes. iTunes Match is everything I want and need it to be for on-the-go but leaves me a with a bit to be desired elsewhere. It's good enough for me, I've given up on syncing my music on
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10y ago
One can hope, but will we hear about it?
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10y ago
Most of my downloads were of out of print / rare releases. Want the Oh My God CD Single that featured a few A Tribe Called Quest remixes? They had it. Want a Willie Hutch vinyl that never made it to CD? They had it. Wanted a Beatles al
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10y ago
As unsexy as the Mac Pro line was, all they needed to do was keep the latest round of I/O (SATA 3, followed by USB 3, then USB 3.1, ThunderBolt) and just updated CPUs and GPUs without bothering to change the form factor. I'm still
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10y ago
I wouldn't refer to the Cato Institute as anything but biased, as it's a neo-con libertarian think tank funded by the Koch Brothers but this particular study is fascinating simply because it IS a neo-con libertarian think tank fun
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10y ago
Anyone config apache locally by hand? Every year seems to be another game of "What do I have to re-enable for vhosts, php versions, etc".
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10y ago
The fascinating part is they're dropping support for a few boxes with no real logical cut off, prior were non-64 bit EFI machines, largely 2006 Mac models. Despite this, you can still install and run OS X rather smoothly on 2006 Mac Pr
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10y ago
Agreed, exploding job offers is a great term for this.
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10y ago
As by product the child of a family owned-farm for a co-op I have a bit more nuanced view and GMOs are a tool. * Any time you’re farming you’re screwing up the local ecology by putting shit where it doesn't normally grow or if it does,
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