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I feel like that phrase would've been perfectly applicable to their time as PM/opposition leader though.

I think it's more that they have a few good contributors in with the nonsense. For example, their Australian political coverage has consistently been surprisingly good.

I'm pretty sure muscle relaxant is synonymous with laxative.

I really like this idea of switching over to servo bit by bit. It makes me happy that there might be a real WebKit alternative again.

Trump would probably be a better candidate than either of them, at least he’s actually run a business and would have four years of presidential experience.

Refusing to do something isn't the same as being bad at doing something.

It's an established fact that Apple has traditionally refused to just use all of their user recordings as training data, and is willing to accept worse voice recognition as a result.

Accessibility is almost certainly a large part of the reason that the greeks tended to write in dialogues. The greek dialogues tend to be very approachable, due to the way they have to step through issues.

There’s also The Last Ringbearer, a Russian novel which attempts to fill in most of the gaps in Tolkien’s worldbuilding.

http://ymarkov.livejournal.com/280578.html

And it had practically no marketing, an terrible on boarding experience. Pokémon Go was Ingress for the masses.

It is entirely possible that they're Hikkomori.

I use a screensaver on my Mac, and it seems like it refuses to recognise the image in ~/Library/Application Support/Artpip/images as an inmate without the .jpg extension. Is there any chance of you changing the images to use a .jpg extension, so I can set my screensaver to use your folder automatically.

But it's not an UWP.

Maybe this is where Apple's AI efforts have been directed all along. Who needs a good assistant when you can piss of music execs even more?

Beyond that, it seems that it's actually been set up by someone called Jason van den Berg(@jayvdb1 on twitter) to bait people into using their referral link.

Im pretty sure they're all from here though(including the one I quoted), and the ones before today are somewhat civil.

I think "Stack Overflow Admin"'s response to Dan Manny should speak for itself:

> You fucking moron!!! You lost money because you were so stupid and not being able to differentiate bad code from good code. StackOverflow is not you free personal assistant. You should kill yourself for being so stupid.

Presumably that's the same one that's described in the article as "an “ancient” safe that functioned so poorly, it opened only if Serber kicked it at a particular point while typing in the lock combination."

That's also sourced back to a book about the Manhattan Project: https://books.google.com.au/books?id=Ys0N4rFgt6UC&pg=PA160&l...

But neither of those companies have as thoroughly destroyed a standard as Google did with RSS. Apple in particular has almost always continued with a device to fill the hole left by a product(excluding the Newton).

He also has his right hand in his lap, and nobody opposite him. No idea what he's supposed to be doing.

https://area120.google.com/static/images/home/hi/Home_3_imag...

I just use chrome as my primary Flash program now, as it seems to bundle it's own version regardless of what I have installed.

The whole point of the blockchain is that you can't forge currency without controlling 50%+ of the computing power in the network.

I'm pretty sure iOS has the website issue a request to open X app w/an argument, so in this case it's Twitter making a request to open their app if installed.

I haven't seen anyone mention Exponent yet. It's basically Stratechery, the podcast.

> Just as a pixel is the smallest unit of an image on your screen and a photon is the smallest unit of light, he argues, so there might be an unbreakable smallest unit of distance: a quantum of space.

I thought that that role was fuffiled with the Planck Length. I've seen it used in conjunction with the speed of light to calculate a theoretical "refresh rate" of the universe, was that based on a flawed assumption?

You mean the diagnostic info which has a yes/no dialog box on every install? Or the iCloud syncing which is specifically opt-in?

Are you really going to argue that Bloomberg, the one which is able to make Bloomberg Terminal[1] a good value proposition, is worse in terms of quality of information than the Washington Post?

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/professional/solution/bloomberg-te...

Wasn't Quake the one where they did a really good approximation of he inverse square root because they needed it?

The site was having trouble loading for me. Here is an archive: http://archive.is/mOynr

I think blocking wikipediawehaveaproblem.com as a source is ok, but banning it from Jimmy's talk page is an entirely different kettle of fish.

They're sadly moving towards interoperability/feature-parity with WebExtensions, but I don't think they'll change entirely at any point.