unexistance

heck, I'm using a black background nowadays, trying to mimic blackboard color ha

http://unexistance.blogspot.com/2014/09/of-firefox-solarize....

in which all background & foreground color are of your choice. been using it for 5 years at least

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/01/hollywood-says-i...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navier%E2%80%93Stokes_equati...

but the prices of clothes & dishes needs to keep going down to be feasible... and ideally easy to recycle

  FALKEN'S MAZE
  BLACK JACK
  GIN RUMMY
  HEARTS
  BRIDGE
  CHECKERS
  CHESS
  POKER
  FIGHTER COMBAT
  GUERRILLA ENGAGEMENT
  DESERT WARFARE
  AIR-TO-GROUND ACTIONS
  THEATERWIDE TACTICAL WARFARE
  THEATERWIDE BIOTOXIC AND CHEMICAL WARFARE
  GLOBAL THERMONUCLEAR WAR

  SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?

p/s: it's more than relevant, it's eerily accurate in predicting our current situation

then, it's only alt-B -> 1 away, in Firefox

I should've worded it better, good natured here means good-intention, in which there will be bad intention that we will probably NEVER see (C&D, military secret, etc...)

In this case, what's stopping the scientists and/or funder from misusing/weaponizing this implant?

p/s: guess I'm biased when it's DARPA, since it's US military complex... but hey, I'm enjoying the Internet :D

Or am I just delusional? Or it's just the nature of tools?

you can use the ESR[0] release with the extension AND disabling auto-update, and use -no-remote paramater to run multiple instance FF...

So in your case, you can have two instance, one FF running ScrapBook, the other is new-and-shiny FF... I used this setup daily with multiple FF running at my whim, didn't feel clunky

p/s: ScrapBook sounds awesome, I myself did saves PDF version of website, where it still can be indexed/searched properly

[0] https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/

http://www.gameqol.org/igda-qol-survey/

whomever you want to take interest to, will pops up in 'Visited Link' color, the rest just normal URL

obviously works best in less-hyperlink sites like HN, wikipedia quite tolerable

YMMV :D

I do have my own system on following/starring PoI in HN, using no extension at all, so I can instantly know who's comment is more useful

no banning though, since valuable nuggets on knowledge can come from anyone

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nassim_Nicholas_Taleb

I'm reminded by the movie WarGames when the nuke officers (not sure the actual designation) are replaced by relays...

I'm just glad the officer-just-doing-his-job expects systems to fail & trust hsi own judgment, instead of our current ever-increasing trust in machines

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complication_(horology)

we did write the test by hand tho, very DSL-like & really targeted at non-programmer

NOW I know win7 also phone backs home T_T

just tried !spi and it works as image search :D

and the whole article is on a floating div?

anyway, favorite quote

They would work side by side. Betty looked up references, took down Claude’s thoughts and, importantly, edited his written work. She offered her improvements and added historical references. As Betty put it, “Some of his early papers and even later papers are in my handwriting...and not in his, which confused people at first.” And not just his papers: Betty was a full partner in the gadgeteering, too. In fact, it was Betty—not Claude—who completed the wiring for Theseus the mouse.

  https://stallman.org/archives/2017-may-aug.html

  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

great job Miles