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by thricedotted 15y ago
There it goes! Must have been some kind of weird caching issue.
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by thricedotted 15y ago
I did a hard refresh and tried it in two different browsers just now -- are we talking about the same link? I'm referring to the one right above the info button.
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Uh oh, the "new document" button is still directing to localhost for me!
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by thricedotted 15y ago
I disagree with much of what you say, but because I don't think continued debate will get either of us anywhere at this point, I'd like to return to the last point I made, which was: at the end of the day, does it matter whether or not gend
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Here's the trend I see: all the browsers after IE pretty much go in order of market share. Safari isn't that special because it's the default on Macs, so even though its market share is only slightly above Opera's, the score there is dampen
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Yes, because the comment you made that I responded to on the first place struck me as bafflingly insensitive to the point that was being made: that this intimidation is an obstacle in and of itself. If such a situation sounds like an entire
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by thricedotted 15y ago
...I don't know how to put this more clearly than uncr3ative already did, but both of the responses to that post have basically demonstrated exactly why we feel the way we do when we walk into a classroom dominated by men. It's not embarras
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Exactly the point I wanted to make, but pithier. Kudos.
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Here's my view on this as a young female computer nerd: even with all the negative stereotypes attached to the male computer nerd, the fact remains that (a) he is typically male, and (b) he is not the only one of his ilk. Let's consider the
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Not sure if this is what johnswamps was referring to, but the two big things that come to mind are the Sokoban levels (there are only two fixed variants which can only guarantee you one of two things, and a lot of the time if people don't g
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by thricedotted 15y ago
Wow, slick and simple interface. As somebody who was always better at carrying a new paper list each day than dealing with things like RTM or Google Tasks, but also doesn't always have something to write down new things to do, I think this
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by thricedotted 15y ago
On my rather average 3-yo laptop without dedicated graphics, Alt-Tab works great if the system load is low, but if I have a lot of things going on, it can take a second to pop up. Oddly, Super seems to work with less lag (though it stutters
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by thricedotted 15y ago
I was 10 when COPPA first came into effect, but even before that I never put my actual age/birthday into accounts I registered, and if it was an email service that required an "actual" name from me, I always used some silly pseudonym. All t