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flyboi posted:so i guess that one woman that said something about doing tropes in video games that got like 150k and the internet hate machine against her hasn't produced anything in 9 months so the reddit army is getting ready to strike 
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i love that reddit thinks male feminists are all white knights. actually, they probably think that any man who thinks of women as anything more than sex objects are being white knights. then they wonder why women wont gently caress 'em. makes u think.
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WorkingPeer posted:i love that reddit thinks male feminists are all white knights. they're probably just too nice. yeah that must be it.
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i clicked on that link and now i feel bad. there are a lot of people who need their legs broke, that's for sure. gently caress anyone who calls themselves a gamer
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also anyone who uses "feminist" as a pejorative
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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/915798840/friendzone-tees
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polpotpi posted:ian if i search for <script>alert("yopos bitch");</script> 
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:prease don't give ian a job no gently caress that Hey ian western digital is probably hiring interns for the summer if you put in for one i'll leave a good word with my boss
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ian what kind of agreement do you have with wolfram alpha? it looks like your site is infringing on copyrighted material.
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maniacdevnull posted:ian what kind of agreement do you have with wolfram alpha? it looks like your site is infringing on copyrighted material. using their free API and generating <100 hits a day scale???
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Scale or return
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hey wolfy it's your cousin marvin alpha
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quote:And there are other places where it seems like iOS just doesn’t know how to deal with Pebble: at first my phone seemed convinced that Pebble was actually a Bluetooth headset, and tried to route call audio and Siri to it. The music player controls worked fine with every app I tried, including Music, Spotify, and Rdio, but sometimes the track info displayed on the Pebble didn’t update. the pebble, once you ignore all the faults it works perfectly!
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the worst part of the pebble is that it looks like a cheap piece of garbage on your wrist.
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it's a piece of poo poo and looks like crap. 9/10
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Pebble claims the watch will run for about a week on a single charge, and while I didn’t have enough time to test that, I never once worried about the battery. Part of that was simply that there’s no battery indicator on the device — you’ll get a low battery warning, but otherwise you simply don’t know. It’s liberating, in the sense that being ignorant of death frees you from fear. Will you see a clock the next time you look at your wrist, or will you see the dead plastic talisman of a society shattered into pieces by information overload? Chances are you’ll see a clock. go gently caress yourself the verge
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Al! posted:Pebble claims the watch will run for about a week on a single charge, and while I didn’t have enough time to test that, I never once worried about the battery. Part of that was simply that there’s no battery indicator on the device — you’ll get a low battery warning, but otherwise you simply don’t know. It’s liberating, in the sense that being ignorant of death frees you from fear. Will you see a clock the next time you look at your wrist, or will you see the dead plastic talisman of a society shattered into pieces by information overload? Chances are you’ll see a clock. lmao
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it's funny they ended up using a cheap transreflective LCD instead of e-ink considering the original headline of their kickstarter was "Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android"
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qirex posted:it's funny they ended up using a cheap transreflective LCD instead of e-ink considering the original headline of their kickstarter was "Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android" wait its not eink? then what's the loving point?
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maniacdevnull posted:wait its not eink? "ha ha we got 9 million dollars"
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maniacdevnull posted:wait its not eink? These are all fairly minor irritations, though: once you get the Pebble up and running with your iPhone, it works perfectly
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As for the screen itself, I would call it just okay: Pebble calls it "e-paper," but it’s really a 114 x 168 "transflective" LCD that’s designed for watches. It’s functional, but ultimately it’s a low-resolution black and white LCD, and low-resolution black and white LCDs are not renowned for their beauty. It’s also covered by a curved plastic lens that can reflect light in weird ways — it’s not a huge problem at all, but you’ll notice it from time to time. The screen itself always has content on it, whether it’s the time, the music player, or a notification, and it’s fairly readable in daylight without the backlight on. But the backlight makes a big difference: when it’s off, the screen is roughly black and white, in the same way a Nook or Kindle screen is roughly black and white. But incoming notifications and particularly fast movements trigger the backlight, which adds an unexpected bluish tint to the screen. It works fine, but there’s no way for it to feel super-premium if the screen looks cheap — the experience here is fundamentally all about the display, after all. I hope Pebble finds a better part the next time around.
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there's only two good e-ink watches and they're made by seiko and one costs $450-600 and the other costs $900-1000
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Brogrammer for sure!  I still have not received the 500 kickstarter. Unless it is just sitting on an amazon account waiting for me to claim. Thanks for the job offer Proteus. I have an internship in DC with the department of homeland security within their cyber division over the summer. I signed an agreement with the government to work for a year in exchange for a full ride. Securities and Exchange commission also invited me for a job in their DC office. The job would be half the time on the stock exchanges in New York and Chicago, then half the time in their DC office. Basically doing IT audits on the large investment houses. Copywrite on wolfram? No way. They made their API for a reason right? I am showing them as a search result, plus I include the source link. Doesn't that make it fine? A better way to show search results in my opinion. I am nothing more than a search engine providing the best information available. Wolfram also contains additional information on their website that does not generate on the statpedia search. Wolfram will make money in clickthough ads with statpedia. They already have it. Statpedia should think about profit sharing with these back links to searches like wolfram. Wolfram displays an ad between seeing it on statpedia, and being directed to wolfram. All these individual stat companies showing their statistics on statpedia can make money.
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qirex posted:it's funny they ended up using a cheap transreflective LCD instead of e-ink considering the original headline of their kickstarter was "Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android" are you sure it's not one of those memory lcds sharp makes
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Ian McLean posted:Brogrammer for sure! lol
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Ian McLean posted:I have an internship in DC with the department of homeland security within their cyber division over the summer lmao
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ian ive done irl IT audits as have other people ITF and its a lot of coloring excel spreadsheets green cause someone showed you another excel spreadsheet and less movie hacking
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Proteus4994 posted:no gently caress that does it include bennies like free hdds?
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Ian which character on hit television progman "Homeland" is a fictional representaion of you?
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one of the extras who still thinks he's gonna be a real actor some day
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graph posted:lmao have some respect hes defending our freedoms
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Ian you should share your profit with wolfram, please mail them a check for half a turd
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qirex posted:it's funny they ended up using a cheap transreflective LCD instead of e-ink considering the original headline of their kickstarter was "Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android" if they had actually tried to go to production with e-ink screens they wouldn't have been able to afford it and most of their stupid stuff that already doesn't really work would have worked even worse so lol. its funny too because like one of their first demonstration videos was clearly using transflective lcd but being referred to as e-ink, think that got taken down eventually tho.
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Ian McLean posted:Brogrammer for sure! I always read brogrammer as brogamer Ian does this word also describe you
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