@JohnGB Ah yes, of the other 99.999% who are not idiots, most are sensible enough to remain quiet, and thus the 0.001% are over represented in the chatter.
It's somewhat self-gratifying to note that Cornell had it's own share of 'grossly incompetent' students which formed part of the study for Dunning & Kruger's paper :-)
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Looks like we are definitely starting to reach a broad audience, we are getting spam answers! :)
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Huh. Guess I've just never known it to happen. I'm not sure I like their solution as much anymore really
I guess the bigger difference between Twitter and Steam/Skype then is how big a deal they make it to the user when changing their names, Twitter's enviornment still seems to discourage it a whole lot more
@Rahul It's still better than the old one...unfortunately they want the indicator system the same. A table with the whole row the color of the indicator
@JohnGB All current accounts would still break, even the most basic of websites would fail. The best possible solution is a useless annoying popup that constantly shows up and asks "do you want this cookie"?
The only question is whether most people will default to yes or no, in which case it's either annoying them for no reason constantly or denying them basic functionality constantly
Exactly, they're basically making a mass experiment to show how quickly people will ignore pop ups
The funny thing is I bet if this goes into effect a bunch of people will be trained to use the US/ect versions of a site instead of european domains because magically this "cookie" stuff goes away for some reason...
I always found the ipad's home screen icon spacing to be too much. it's just too sparse.. could have easily fitted more apps on each page without it looking any more crowded than on the iphone, relatively speaking
Chrometric is GREAT and simulates a wide variety of problems, but it's a separate app and doesn't work like a web browser, I can't login to my site to view it
Yeah, it seems to have trouble with anything js does on screen
Double take: enably.com/chrometric "According to Wikipedia, 8% of males are colorblind"...
Now I honestly have to wonder if the average person would consider that more or less reliable a source than if they actually named the primary source for the figure
So does anyone have a favorite keyboard? I've never seen anything that beats the Dinovo Edge but it's getting so old I can't believe there's never been at least a successor. logitech.com/keyboards/keyboard/devices/192
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Does the rule "Don't use the same name/word to refer to two different things" have a name, and, if so, what is that name?
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