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Is the online course and the book the same material? Trying to figure out if I need both or either.

Yes and all the other discarded equipment. It's a massive problem.

Can you point me in the right direction so that I as someone that didn't know this exists up until now could learn enough to know what and where to buy?

The good thing about reducing/ eliminating meat consumption is that it would actually help with plastic as well. Mainly because the fishing industry is responsible for over 50% of the plastic pollution in the oceans. And because you reduce the packaging waste of all that meat being sold.

You're not going to suffer your whole life if you don't eat animals, not a very apt comparison.

Would love to learn more if you have any resources available?

I like this. Do you have any real life examples to share or a blog diving deeper into it?

We have no standards for this at our place and I think this might be a nice starting point to introduce something.

You're reasoning isn't sound here. Same logic can be applied to other things: breeding dogs to dog fight, breeding humans for organ harvest, etc. And presumably you wouldn't think those justify things.

I would also ask you to consider if you'd like to be born as a creature that will be mutilated, abused and ultimately painfully killed and if you would consider that preferable to never existing.

Regular keyboards are why many people end up with wrist/hand/shoulder/etc. pain. Perhaps going as "extreme" as something like Glove80 is unnecessary for most, but I wouldn't recommend a regular keyboard to anyone that types at least a few hours a day.

I haven't done CSS in about 6 years. So I don't understand why you'd ever use OP's version over yours?

This is a strange article. Why did the author feel the need to include the pictures of two random guys that were put on the project and are not even relevant to any of what he writes about?

One of many strange things about it. The other being the story suddenly turns into a tutorial about some maps feature.

Nice, I'll go trough this things. I'll be in touch if I have any questions. Thanks.

How does that work, going to a therapist? He knows how to ask the right questions? How many sessions did you have to go to? I don't have massive amounts of money unfortunately.

Does anyone have any experience with meditation and RSI? I've been having RSI(like) problems for almost 3 years now. Recently I've read the Mindbody Prescription book[0] after finding this HN thread[1]. I must say it did help somewhat but I think I'm still in the process of healing myself. The bit I'm struggling is uncovering suppressed feelings and emotions. So I'm wondering wether meditation would help here. Any thoughts?

[0] http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mindbody-Prescription-Healing-Body-P...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1269951

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On a related note; London is transforming the payphones into free charging stations.

Shame this only works with GitHub. We use stash at work. And I would LOVE to have this. I'm very sensitive to this stuff, and I always have to be that guy :/

Wait, I thought it's not possible to style the sidebar in ST (or at least not much)? I was searching for a plugin that would show Git status in my sidebar (as Atom does) but everywhere I looked people were saying it's not possible because of this limitation in ST.

Looks very good btw.

Wrong thread? :)

Does anyone know of good headphones with a microphone and that they are over-the-ear type or have noise cancellation?

Imagine a ship travels at 1.5x the speed of light. Now imagine the signal from the "steering wheel" travels to the ruder with light speed. You turn the wheel. Before the ruder gets the signal and turns (and let's ignore human reaction time) the ship has already traveled however much distance you cover when traveling at half the speed of light. You would have an enormous lag basically.

Something like that :) I'm rubbish at physics :)

Hey, great job with the app. I use it all the time, but I do have one complaint.

I live, literally, next to the Langdon Park DLR station. Any time I use CM to get directions to the center, it will either send me to the Jubilee line, or to the Central line, which is fine. But, it always sends me to Stratford first, which is in zone 3. Why? I know, it's faster (and cheaper) to either go to Canarry Wharf, and to a 2 minute walk from the DLR station to the tube for the Jubilee line. Or go to Bow Church DLR and walk to Bow Road tube, and then transfer at mile end to central line.

Basically it seems, CM tries to avoid walking as much as possible, even if that means taking a longer&more expensive journey. Can you guys do something about that? If nothing else, an option that let's me specify that I don't mind a bit of walking.

As a non native speaker, I had to look up the definition of succinct, which was the very first thing I saw on the page. And I consider myself a very good English speaker.

So you might want to change that word to something a broader audience would understand.

That's not true. Our company (http://www.caplin.com/business/page/fx-motif) provides SDP solutions written in JavaScript. Works great.

Good job Kafton :) Glad you released it :)

This is all great stuff. But until Spotify fixes some very low hanging fruit problems, such as not playing a song ever again if I click "don't like", I find it hard to believe they will use anything remotely complex as this.

I live in the UK now, and coming from Slovenia I still keep my eggs in the fridge when I bring them home. They are not friged in the store though.

Well, for the majority of us that is not the case. If you work for Mozilla (or something like that) then great, but to expect the same from everyone is just ridiculous.

Could this be used to type on a keyboard? Or if anyone knows of a hand which would allow the wearer to do that?

I really like the general progress in this field and I can imagine in 5-10 years they will have completely functional prosthetics.

Yep. It's the reason why I stopped using FS all together ...