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by 13rules 14y ago
They'd need leadership, training, and materials to actually accomplish anything. Great point... The FBI is taking what is basically a thought crime and pushing that person along until they commit an arrestable offense. Like all government
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by 13rules 14y ago
Completely agree! This is the result of the short-sightedness of a liberal, progressive, tax-the-rich policy. California has already seen what happens when you keep raising taxes, now it's happening countrywide. Wouldn't we rather keep Edua
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by 13rules 14y ago
https://www.readability.com/articles/jaxpl15i
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by 13rules 14y ago
The fact that DuckDuckGo is even being compared to Google shows how much they have accomplished already ... it also shows that domain names do not matter AT ALL.
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by 13rules 14y ago
"I was dazzled by it at Groupon's Google acquisition turndown, and am dazzled by it with Zuck as well" Clearly the move by Groupon was a mistake. Ok, you want to build a big company and have a vision, etc, etc... Great. Who cares? That kind
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by 13rules 14y ago
"I wince every time someone says it's the FBI's job to catch criminals, and we should make it easier for them to do so. No, it's not their job to catch criminals, period. Their job is to catch criminals while protecting everybody's fundamen
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by 13rules 14y ago
Seriously ... bird in the hand! You can't buy anything with stocks.
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by 13rules 14y ago
Just finished "Nail It Then Scale It" as well ... some great info and examples in there ... definitely worth a look.
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by 13rules 14y ago
Wow ... their online security rivals their airport security!!
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by 13rules 14y ago
Just in the time that I was watching the video and reading about it (and buying one) the funding went from around $67K to over $92K now! Amazing!!
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by 13rules 14y ago
The Kickstarter page says estimated delivery September 2012
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by 13rules 15y ago
"But there's another person who is to blame: the referee. Before inbounding the ball, the referee will signal to the player that they either can or cannot run the baseline. Sure, the referee can blow the whistle every time there is a violat
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by 13rules 15y ago
+1 for using F.lux ( http://stereopsis.com/flux/ ) — started using this months ago and couldn't imagine going back ... the different is startling!
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by 13rules 15y ago
That is really cool — never even thought about the possibility of tunneling over DNS ... now I must try it!
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by 13rules 15y ago
"The program, called the Drive Kit Plus will work in conjunction with Mercedes-Benz’ Digital DriveStyle App to translate the iPhone’s screen onto the in-car system screen." Sounds to me like it is more of a "hook your iPhone into the car" s
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by 13rules 15y ago
I agree that it is a little strange to be talking to your phone as you walk down the street, but in other cases it is really useful. Siri's voice recognition is so good that many times it is faster than the alternative. It's much easier to
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by 13rules 15y ago
That is completely awesome! Very cool.
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by 13rules 15y ago
Totally disagree. They are building what MOST people really DO want. Apple got it right a long time ago when they realized that people just want to get their email, browse the web, and view/manage their photos, videos, and music. Period. Th
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by 13rules 15y ago
Agree with the others on the OPML import. Also, would be a lot more interesting to be able to link into Twitter and pull links from all of the people I follow (or certain lists), rather than have to add them individually.
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by 13rules 15y ago
"the most important message in the book is that business and entrepreneurship is the path to success, NOT being an employee and staying in the rat race." The best book that I have read that emphasizes this point is "The Millionaire Fastlane
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by 13rules 15y ago
On some airlines, but the majority don't have them. I always try to get exit row, but even then the seat width is pretty small. If you're 5'2" I'm sure it's great! :)
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by 13rules 15y ago
I'm 6'5", 275lbs. Fine, charge me more. But you better give me a seat that is reasonable for my body size. The width and leg room of coach seats today is completely absurd! Part of the problem is that there is too big of a gap between coach
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by 13rules 15y ago
I liked your post and it didn't come across to me that you were trying to convince anyone else to do anything. Seemed more like you were just sharing your own personal experiences and realizations.
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by 13rules 15y ago
1. Because Google solved the spam problem better than anyone else has 2. Because maintaining your own email server (which many on HN are perfectly capable of) is a giant pain, especially when you have to deal with SpamAssassin, DKIM, and al
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by 13rules 15y ago
If it's not obvious, you're an idiot. :)
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by 13rules 15y ago
I see your point. Paul is against abortion, but because of his strong constitutional stance is for states rights >>> federal mandates. Whether abortion should be legal or illegal is another discussion I guess.
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by 13rules 15y ago
"Rather less so if you happen to be female, non-white, or gay." [citation needed] You are way off base on this one and have nothing to back this up. Ron Paul has consistently been for every American. He is for repealing Roe v. Wade and al
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by 13rules 15y ago
Love your app! Purchased it a long time ago ... thought it was well polished and easy to use. Not surprising that you got bought out! I agree with the others that say take an extended time off. Travel, read, pursue some new hobbies, do so
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by 13rules 15y ago
I had read a lot about NoSQL stuff over the last few months and never really got it. What was the advantages / disadvantages, etc. I was happy with MySQL and it worked for me over the years ... why change? Then, last week I was working with
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by 13rules 15y ago
Actually I guess the video I linked too is a different model / company ... I like the one in the above video better ... but both look fun!

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