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Raphmedia
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About Raphmedia
(English is my second language. So I may make stupid grammar mistakes.)
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• Full-stack web developer @ http://robotshop.com/
• Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer
• raphael AT-AT raphmedia DOT com
• topcolor: 50b1db
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Recent public activity
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Comment #25769021
> When you know you’re going to be downvoted regardless of what you post, it’s easy for your writing to take on a bitter and cynical tone. That said, most of my comments aren’t eve…
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Comment #25763809
I looked through your comment history. You claim got me curious. Most of your downvoted comments (usually one liners) have comments under them (usually paragraphs) disagreeing with…
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Comment #25752031
"Snapchat"-like, in the workplace.
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Comment #25752019
I don't know, it is quite easy to search a well indexed chat for keywords in order to find important information.
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Comment #25738295
A death on one side does not erase a death on the other side. This is not a game.
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Comment #25737417
Go to your HN profile and turn on "showdead". This is how the entire internet would now look like.
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Comment #25677420
For those who don't want to click this link, this is Nissan Computer's website which are unrelated to the car company.
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Comment #25661552
Conspiracy theory extremism slowly turning into domestic terrorism. It's not a matter of what is real or what isn't. It's a matter of bullying the rest of the population to accept …
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Comment #25659290
> I couldn't find anything stronger than "german doctors say" which means nothing. That's all there is to it.
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Comment #25658613
Some context: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/it-was-inevitable-that-anti... Please do not mistake this comment as antivaxx nonsense, the article linked discredits both the theory…
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Comment #25646863
I came here to say this. Coffee makes me very anxious and makes it hard for me to focus on tasks. I throw in some L-theanine and suddenly everything is ok. Using drugstore capsules…
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Comment #25646028
Oh, you were guessing. I thought there was a new rule against high volume content sharing and as a page manager that got me scared because it would have flown over my head without …
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Comment #25637501
We know that having a dedicated sleeping space contributes to the quality of sleep, but there are no studies on the size and boundaries required to create that space. Using the bed…
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Comment #25636903
I believe that even working on a small desk next to your bed would be better than working directly from the bed.
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Comment #25636229
> The quantity that they are posting now breaks a new FB policy Could you tell me more about that? What new policy?
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Comment #25634152
On the opposite, I'd say it's a great way to destroy your sleep routine and habits. As a rule of thumb, your bed should be dedicated to sleep and cuddles with your significant othe…
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Comment #25632822
My gut feeling is everyone coming out of the holidays reading back weeks of notifications.
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Comment #25523695
Dyson Cool+Hot Air Purifier (built-in sensors), Atmotube and Awair.
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Comment #25522119
Overcooking and oversteeping your tea releases extra unwanted tannin. This is what makes the bitter taste. This can be hard on an empty stomach and for people prone to nausea. High…
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Comment #25522094
Any cooking will decrease it. I have several air sensors and even using the oven will change the air quality from "green" to "yellow". Even just frying veggies with a bit of oil on…
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Comment #25522053
> 11. Cooking pollutes the air. Opening windows for a few minutes after cooking can dramatically improve air quality. I was shocked when I got a smart air-purifier and it would sen…
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Comment #25521380
I think that by standardizing the font, they have removed the possible benefits for people with dyslexia.
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Comment #25521004
I'd go with Impact bold for the "meme captions".