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Comment #5155515
You might want to look into Colemak, which keeps some shortcut keys in place, is easier to learn than Dvorak and has similar speed/ergonomic advantages. Of course some shortcuts li…
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Comment #1927473
Same with MSN Messenger but they fixed that in the latest version.
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Comment #1682654
I guess it's just my bias/skepticism because against flashbulb memories but this sums up my position: "Flashbulb memories are not special in their accuracy, as previously claimed, …
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Comment #1682330
I'm kind of skeptical to these type of memories, called flashbulb memories, since most of the time subjects give vivid details and are confident when in fact it's just made up deta…
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Comment #1678897
Concerts/shows. I rarely buy music but I still want to support the artists I like and its a great experience. I tend not to go to shows that only sell via Ticketmaster or are exorb…
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Comment #1499745
I find it interesting but not to the extent its permeated conversation outside of psychology. I remember cognitive dissonance had a similar standing in pop psychology a while back.…
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Comment #1316654
If you enable browser.ctrlTab.previews in Firefox's about:config panel you can get MRU tab-switching with thumbnail previews.
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Comment #1189268
I think that's pretty misleading comparing Silk to Comic Sans. A more suitable comparison would be to something like Helvetica or Times New Roman. Ubiquitous and overused but still…
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Comment #1187935
It's doubly funny when you look at the difference between "use knowledge to make an age-reversing potion " which follows with "use knowledge to build flux capacitor"
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Comment #1008267
Titled: "What He Said" On a side note, poetry isn't poetry without proper spacing.
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Comment #913163
I love how Canada somehow spends less time eating out than the US but somehow ends up 10% less obese.
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Comment #909604
I've used Open Office in the past and advocated it to my friends but I hypocritically use Office. The ribbon for all it's criticism seems to be highly functional, aesthetically ple…
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Comment #866189
Of the plenty of other sites, I like http://browsehappy.com/
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Comment #859068
I must be uninformed about something but why is Pirate Bay getting all the flack from the DMCA; having their servers raided, going to court, this. Aren't there a dozen other torren…
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Comment #859052
Zero-tolerance, in schools anyway, is zero-thought for the administration and principles, having to deal with the grey cases, setting exceptions when they're education administrato…
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Comment #855513
Sorry are you serious? Why would a Hindu that is pro-arranged marriage be on a dating website? Arranged marriages were a severe form of keeping the caste system in tact but that's …
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Comment #854094
On a side note, if you don't know who Terrence Tao is you should read his bio. It's pretty interesting: child prodigy, math olympiad, Fields Medal etc.
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Comment #825599
Is there any credit to the rumour that blue-eyed individuals have better sight, indicating why there are so many blue-eyed fighter pilots etc?
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Comment #774137
Sends the message that you aren't very eco-friendly.
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Comment #713982
http://www.bugmenot.com/view/nytimes.com
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Comment #713691
Are you viewing the large version or the medium one. The large one, http://quotesque.net/images/stdio003-web-l.jpg , has text plenty big enough to read.
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Comment #709486
Men's Health did a feature a while back on a Western runner who attempted to play their games (a tag-like game) which consisted of running for a whole day and contrasted this with …
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Comment #708945
True for me as well even here on HN; I go out of my way to read downvoted comments when they're barely legible by highlighting them.
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Comment #708765
If Microsoft doesn't use Silverlight, do you expect Adobe to? Or rather they'd use something as tentative is HTML5's video tags? Sure it's annoying but it's to be expected.
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Comment #696816
I think it's nothing more than an updated gif. Google Notebook was out of beta for a few years before they pulled the plug. Albeit the circumstances were different but Google has t…