Black101

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by Black101 5y ago
It's funny that you talk about real dollars and their backing.
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by Black101 5y ago
right, but it cost them barely anything to host email at scale
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by Black101 5y ago
They don't price things based on cost, they price them based on what you are willing to pay.
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by Black101 5y ago
Linus, Please maintain a distribution along with everything else you are doing? I bet you could charge for it.
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by Black101 5y ago
I don't think saw dust is considered fibrous even if a tree is fibrous... I would think that to be considered fibrous, it would have to be longer in one dimension.
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by Black101 5y ago
it was about 6 months ago and I bought it in 2009...
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by Black101 5y ago
I thought that it was a good idea to sell my house and rent for a few years when it tripled in value.... we'll see in 1.5 years if that was a good choice.
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by Black101 5y ago
so you left Utah?
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by Black101 5y ago
Are you talking about illegal immigration?
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by Black101 5y ago
It is as strong as the binding agent... Why wouldn't you use 100% glue instead of sprinkling some wood dust in it? Sounds like Ikea furniture.
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by Black101 5y ago
great thanks I will test it out
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by Black101 5y ago
neat tool, didn't mean to only complain ;)
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by Black101 5y ago
How can it be faster to shoot 50 rounds with the MP7 when compared with P90 since the MP7 has a magazine of only 30 rounds and the P90 50? Also, I'm pretty sure that I can hit a target at 333ft away with a P90.
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by Black101 5y ago
Google is holding computing back by not letting you be administrator of your own devices... (Apple too, of course, but Apple never claimed to be open)
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by Black101 5y ago
Best HN post in months...
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by Black101 5y ago
I would say yes... if you are in a closed loop.
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by Black101 5y ago
they have a public instance... and just like Mozilla's version you can self-host... but either way we need more services like this.
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by Black101 5y ago
make your money work for you, don't do internships for $0... even the YC plan is not that good... you get a few thousands to loose a big part of your company? Sometime it makes me want to start a YC alternative ;)
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by Black101 5y ago
I have heard of some people that would just disable the antenna and haven't heard of starting issues.... but I have doubts about it being 100% effective. IE: Once I wrapped a wireless device in aluminum foil and it could still transm
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by Black101 5y ago
> They absolutely do that, but when you copy-paste them to share elsewhere, you can manually strip all the tracking info out. If they create custom urls for everyone that look like https://website.com/uuid/ and don
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by Black101 5y ago
Firefox should implement this.
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by Black101 5y ago
Maybe one day car manufacturers will be required to tell you how to disconnect your car from wireless networks. Or even better, it will be illegal to opt you into them. (but I don't see any of those happening with the current governme
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by Black101 5y ago
> but it's a bit abstract it's like the big picture VS the rest
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by Black101 5y ago
That's from 2014: "Ford Exec: 'We Know Everyone Who Breaks The Law' Thanks To Our GPS In Your Car" https://www.businessinsider.com/ford-exec-gps-2014-1
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by Black101 5y ago
> Why would there have to be equal numbers of orders on both sides? I think that it might influence opinions, robots and future orders... and therefore the current price (in the future).
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by Black101 5y ago
... but you are the ones that implemented the flawed flagging.
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by Black101 5y ago
I'll blame it on /u/dang, as usual. Can someone email him to get this reversed?
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by Black101 5y ago
I have some good native Indian aromatherapy products... what category do you think it would fall under?
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by Black101 5y ago
> The phrasing probably wasn't ideal. I think they meant something different when they said "infinite demand" than what you mean. I think that I understand what you meant. By infinite, they just mean that there will alway
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by Black101 5y ago
any data backing that claim?

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