I love reading the comments on Bennett's posts, though. Makes me miss the old Microsoft-hate and vi-vs-emacs comments. Now everything is all level-headed +1 Informative. Bah.
I love systemd because it doesn't continuously spout inane drivel to my favorite news aggregator. When systemd has something to say, it does so in its own log separate file which I can read at my leisure (or ignore completely if I so choose). As far as I'm concerned, systemd is the model that should be followed by everyone.
It's really weird how discussing getting downmodded based on the submitter instantly gets you downmodded. Does anyone actually prefer the content over the meta-discussion?
However a follow-up study indicates that human existance is biased towards sadness. Scientists are still trying to determine whether there is a causal relationship between the two.
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Carl-s
It's only pronounced that way. When writing we still use "Ctrl".
Split the NSA into the Department of Big Brother and the New-NSA. Big Brother collects all the data and tracks everything about everyone, but the data is not query-able without a warrant (and all access is logged and reviewed, and abuse is actually penalized). Then the New-NSA can do their job the way they're supposed to, using warrants.
If you read the comments on Facebook you will see it has it's share of problems, however:
The Nabi is an Android tablet aimed at kids including 4-year-olds. It has age-appropriate software and parental controls that let you lock it down and install Skype. All the child needs is a wi-fi connection and a parent to help set up and explain.
Americans have been conditioned to believe that the "real" speed limit is at least 10 mph over the posted limit.
Actually, it's the other way around. American speed-limit-setters have been told to post a speed limit that is at least 10 mph below the maximum speed people actually drive. More or less.
Or, from wikipedia:
The speed limit is commonly set at or below the 85th percentile speed (being the speed which no more than 15% of traffic is exceeding) and in the USA is typically set 8 to 12 mph (13 to 19 km/h) below that speed.
"If you got a ham sandwich in Jamaica or the Dominican Republic, or an orange, and you didn't eat it all and you bring it back into the States and then you discard it, at some point, things can emerge from those products," Feiber said.
Remember kids, finish your oranges just in case there are baby snails in there. Don't discard, digest!
A follow-up patent application describes the use of audio signals to communicate between devices and their peripherals, eliminating the need for Bluetooth chips. From the patent application: 'Look at what we can do with a speaker and a microphone. Isn't it neat?"
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Bennett Haselton needs to go away.
I love reading the comments on Bennett's posts, though. Makes me miss the old Microsoft-hate and vi-vs-emacs comments. Now everything is all level-headed +1 Informative. Bah.
Managers rise to the level of their incompetence.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P...
I love systemd because it doesn't continuously spout inane drivel to my favorite news aggregator. When systemd has something to say, it does so in its own log separate file which I can read at my leisure (or ignore completely if I so choose). As far as I'm concerned, systemd is the model that should be followed by everyone.
Not only that, but this is just a weird form of Slashdot click bait.
"by making one small... Well, read the description below"
Seriously? Ridiculous.
It's really weird how discussing getting downmodded based on the submitter instantly gets you downmodded. Does anyone actually prefer the content over the meta-discussion?
Contributor Bennett Haselton
*skip*
I read TFA and couldn't find a link to the tool. I AM OUTRAGED!
However a follow-up study indicates that human existance is biased towards sadness. Scientists are still trying to determine whether there is a causal relationship between the two.
Carl-s
It's only pronounced that way. When writing we still use "Ctrl".
Split the NSA into the Department of Big Brother and the New-NSA. Big Brother collects all the data and tracks everything about everyone, but the data is not query-able without a warrant (and all access is logged and reviewed, and abuse is actually penalized). Then the New-NSA can do their job the way they're supposed to, using warrants.
If you read the comments on Facebook you will see it has it's share of problems, however:
The Nabi is an Android tablet aimed at kids including 4-year-olds. It has age-appropriate software and parental controls that let you lock it down and install Skype. All the child needs is a wi-fi connection and a parent to help set up and explain.
(Flame war tags: Facebook, Android, lock down, child, age-appropriate, parent, Skype)
A wonderfully creative way to post a slashvertisement for Microsoft OneNote. Well done.
Americans have been conditioned to believe that the "real" speed limit is at least 10 mph over the posted limit.
Actually, it's the other way around. American speed-limit-setters have been told to post a speed limit that is at least 10 mph below the maximum speed people actually drive. More or less.
Or, from wikipedia:
The speed limit is commonly set at or below the 85th percentile speed (being the speed which no more than 15% of traffic is exceeding) and in the USA is typically set 8 to 12 mph (13 to 19 km/h) below that speed.
time traveling shit
Now there's a scary thought.
"CP-violation"
Right. Like I'm going to click on that link.
You might want to look at Kodu. There are plenty of reasons to hate on it, but it's a visual programming language aimed at making games.
"If you got a ham sandwich in Jamaica or the Dominican Republic, or an orange, and you didn't eat it all and you bring it back into the States and then you discard it, at some point, things can emerge from those products," Feiber said.
Remember kids, finish your oranges just in case there are baby snails in there. Don't discard, digest!
I'm impressed by ustart.org. The interface is definitely fast. I wish they supported keyboard shortcuts though.
A follow-up patent application describes the use of audio signals to communicate between devices and their peripherals, eliminating the need for Bluetooth chips. From the patent application: 'Look at what we can do with a speaker and a microphone. Isn't it neat?"
WTF is this? I didn't come here to read!
Can someone please write up a summary for this summary?
http://xkcd.com/356/
I haven't gotten anything useful done all morning!
I think I'm lost. Is this Pinterest?
Who cares? Let's just post big lists of web comics so we can all click and read and woohooooo!
Beyond the obvious (XKCD, Penny Arcade, Dilbert, The Oatmeal) there are at least these:
http://amultiverse.com/
http://www.virtualshackles.com/
http://www.cad-comic.com/cad/
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss.latest
http://chainsawsuit.com/
http://dresdencodak.com/archives/
http://www.happletea.com/
http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2347
I misread that as "Hackers Stole Information From IKEA Servers". I was worried there for a moment.
me too!