BentFranklin

Please make a whole new post about non breaking spaces and dashes.

Pretty fun that this is on github

When you read this article, mentally substitute "nitrate" when they say "nitrogen".

Take your daughter to war day.

Man earns $97M, decides his brain is worth more than another $58M. Seems like his brain still works,

User didn't back up his iTunes purchases, blames world.

She's the only one saying what needs to be said. Those bankers can go get honest jobs.

Kind of funny that it was a regexp.

Google, obvs.

That's where I think this is headed. The old model of them mining your emails just wasn't good enough for them.

This whole article and discussion reinforces my decision to remove any and all genre tags from my music files.

A paean to normalization of variance.

I would be having a close look at whoever checked in that bug.

Too dark; didn't read.

I hate it when a salesman starts asking a bunch of phony personal questions.

A whole second of leap? So grainy. Planck scale or go home.

Reading this reminded me of the time in the 80s when I discovered hex editors and changed COMMAND.COM to reverse every DOS command. So to get a directory listing you had to type RID, COPY became YPOC, etc. The error message was !sdrawkcaB. I know I'm no hacker but everyone else thought I was.

Agree. Extended quote of email rant is hard to appreciate.

Say what you want about Ebola, it's one of the few things that could actually halt global warming.

I believe the author said he used MTGJSON, which certainly does include the colors of a card as well a host of other characteristics.

Which is one reason why they are pushing lusers toward phones and away from desktops.

I hate that there are special rules for "enterprises." Every person and every business is an enterprise.

Title is misleading. Was hoping for more dislike.

For heavier duty text processing, try

emacs -e myfuns.el

When it comes to mashing text, nothing beats emacs.

Robert Caro. The Power Broker.

To first order, environmental impacts are roughly proportional to the amount of energy used, which is proportional to the amount of money spent. To first order.

Um, water weighs 1g/cm3. He means 5 particles.

Techdirt

Thanks for posting this!

So, if I understand correctly, the Silkwood shower involves randomly twiddling the least significant bits of the image's bytes? Seems like a good idea, but does it affect the ability of things like Content ID to do their job?