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by zacclark 7y ago
The original recipe is, sure. But part of the fun of cocktails is experimenting with what tastes you prefer. The parent said they weren't enjoying what they ended up with, so I'm recommending tweaks. A little extra gin is a pretty
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by zacclark 7y ago
Carpano (at least Carpano Antica, which I think it their common vermouth) is also a very strong flavor. IMO if you're doing equal parts gin/campari/carpano you're totally obliterating the gin flavor. For a classic and sm
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by zacclark 9y ago
Nobilis was heavily inspired both by the world in Zelazney's Amber books, and also by that system. If you like Amber diceless you'll probably enjoy it.
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by zacclark 10y ago
Just because something is unfamiliar doesn't make it worse. Operators, once learned, can greatly improve readability of code. If you had never seen +,-,%,• before, simple math statements would be inscrutable. But , once you take the
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by zacclark 15y ago
I think it is, check out Kneath's (a designer at github) dribble: http://dribbble.com/kneath
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by zacclark 16y ago
I agree with most of your points, except that you can't skip photoshop. Depending on your skill levels in various tools, it might be way better to simply start into html + css. I know a couple designer/developers who can go from an idea to
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by zacclark 16y ago
Somehow, even after programming my own version of the game of life, I can still sit there watching it evolve. It never ceases to amaze me how such a set of simple rules can cause such interesting behavior.
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by zacclark 16y ago
1. open webkit browser (safari or chrome) 2. go to new photo page 3. click on photo 4. look at url Has webkit introduced a way to modify the url without adding a hash character? As far as I was aware you could only dynamically change things
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by zacclark 16y ago
I was waiting in line for an iPhone 3G when someone called out "I need a web developer, who's interested?". We talked for a few minutes in line, then I did an interview the next day. I'm still working with them now.
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by zacclark 16y ago
This just seems like trolling for extra website views by making another useless iPad story. "Books still seem uncomfortable to read for hours at a time. I mean, you have to hold the thing the whole time you want to read it, and you even hav
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by zacclark 16y ago
For me, the more obvious benefit to reading on my Kindle isn't lack of eye strain (I stare at monitors all day too), but lack of glare. Even with full backlight, using my laptop outside on a sunny day ranges from being uncomfortable to comp
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by zacclark 17y ago
It's interesting how many articles have quotes like these but it also sends Amazon’s own grayscale-only hardware to the back of the line that lack any consideration for the positives of Amazon's decision to have an E-ink screen. For
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by zacclark 17y ago
It is good practice to at least encrypt the authentication process, so that someone can't grab plaintext passwords as they are transmitted.