tcc2161

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by tcc2161 12y ago
I tend to wonder if our minds have a connection to Earth's magnetic field, perhaps using it as a sort of external hardrive at times, but if that was the case I wonder why the lunar astronauts didn't (literally) lose their minds. O
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by tcc2161 12y ago
A week doesn't go by without me seeing Steve Job's name in some click-bait headline and inasmuch as the author has identified current problems with Apple we can add the cult of Jobs to that list. Yes, of course, Jobs had amazing c
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by tcc2161 12y ago
The taps guiding someone down the street struck me as being useful to blind people. Imagine if white canes became museum pieces in our lifetime because the blind become equipped with GPS enabled wearables.
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by tcc2161 12y ago
I'd have no problem with inlined, hyperlinked titles but this implementation with the buttons is pretty obnoxious.
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by tcc2161 12y ago
I installed this today and now it crashes on opening
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by tcc2161 12y ago
While the famous economics prof's point makes sense, I don't believe inequality has to be inevitable. "The always will be" argument could have been applied to slavery for most of human history, and while it's true s
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by tcc2161 12y ago
https://www.sync.com/
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The Prosthetic Hallucination: Google Glass Review(timothycomeau.info)
2 points by tcc2161 13y ago|0 comments
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A googolplex of megabytes (Star Trek Next Generation Synopsis from 25 years ago)(goodreads.ca)
2 points by tcc2161 14y ago|0 comments
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by tcc2161 14y ago
This should be ideal for someone like me, but unfortunately I can't see myself using it. I have a shelf full of Moleskins (began buying them in 2005) and I was a premium Evernote user from 2009-2011. But I canceled my Evernote subscription
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by tcc2161 14y ago
It's essentially a posterity engine