Achshar

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   by Achshar 14y ago

   Also they don't get any useful data as all data on cloud providers is encrypted. So providers won't even know they are hosting piratebay.
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   I see, that makes sense, but why is it so? Aren't the posts stored in a database somewhere? How does it work?
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   Why does espinchi's post not have Steve Job's passing post? Edit: apparently because it only searches articles that are in memory. And that article was not in memory when op checked.
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   Maybe we can ask pg to add it in page footer? There has to be some official affiliation for it to gain momentum for any more than the front-page life of this post.
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   > I just get a little disappointed when I see a new major number and the changelog is minor additions and bugfixes. Don't be. There will be no "major additions" anymore. They will now release small features, quickly. So no major feature
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   I can't fathom a reason for "several hundred tabs" unless your job specifically requires you to open that number of tabs for some (albeit strange) reason.
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   If you just want to look at the source code browser, you can look at my code, it is available at https://bitbucket.org/achshar .
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   Reddit adds downvotes to account for spam votes. I don't know how they know they are spam votes though. Also it's curious, if they know a vote is spam, why not just not count it at all instead of adding a downvote?
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   by Achshar 14y ago

   It may be old but i didn't knew about it until it was brought up on a /r/technology thread yesterday. Old =/= everyone knows about it.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    This is a part of live js "pause" feature. Basically chrome (and other browsers too) allow you to pause live js execution. What this "break on..." means is that whenever the element or any of it's children is modified (in html) the js execu
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    A small fee should do it probably. Something like $5 for every false claim.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I know it won't matter much and you would just have to take my word for it, but i would love to study in valley, get a masters or something. Although would come back after education (if I am not selected into YC).
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I am not OP but i use win 8 for my primary OS too and i don't use any AV. IIRC, win8 had some built-in virus protection. Also my usage is primarily pro and don't use thumb drives etc on my workstation. Also my internet habits and chrome pro
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    The game is fun but is there any way to change the "units" of the change direction keys? Right now they seem to add up, i.e. two up strokes means speed increases by two points, but a more conventional manner would be better IMO. i.e. one up
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Kind of off topic but is there any major performance difference between 8x1 and 2x4 RAMs?
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I am actualy a single founder and I dont regret my decision. Although I can see why it is not considered a good idea but I really like to keep the decision making to myself. It results in self fulfilment such that even if I fail, I would k
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Why am i not seeing anyone talking about a google maps native app violating apple tos? Apple strictly enforces the "no replicatiion of native app functionality" rule, so even if google does submit an app to the app store, will apple accept
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    It would be a fun day if that happens but it is highly unlikely. All of google products are either free or ad supported. Ads (or all the other forms of revinue) are in the DNA of maps and they are definately not going to change the whole ma
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Looks like OP decided to pull this down to minimize damage. Makes me wonder was this a 0-day or he informed Samsung first.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I am surprised no one mentioned web intents. It is happening and it is happening quickly. Launch chrome canary to see some UX (although not completely working yet)
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Wikimedia? Considering they were very vocal about SOPA, I wonder why they are not a part of this.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Will i be wrong to hope for a blog post explaining the process shortly?
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    We have electronics on the surface of Mars, we certainly can fit one inside a microwave.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    You can submit the site for review in google webmastertools but i think that is only for serps removal. Also AFAIK Chrome takes malware data from google's severs so webmsatertools seems to be the place to go.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    [if you are serious] you can still edit your application and submit again.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I am not a fan of whatsapp either but its popularity may have somethig to do with zero setup and no username and password to remember. A neat idea but this could have certainly been done better. The app may have some basic infrastructure pr
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    So what is the capacity of these new drives? Nowhere in the article it seems to be mentioned.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    Browsing HN and Reddit and writing some code and teaching a friend how to code. Plus waiting for iPhone announcement.
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    I was wading through them and this seems to be the first reference of attacks by a person. http://911.wikileaks.org/files/messages_2001_09_11-08_50_200... The earlier one would probably be the an automated pager by some bot (?) about Cant
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    by Achshar 14y ago

    No.