CaptainMorgan

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China Skype service snags and stores users' messages(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Google to save US from fossil fuels(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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World's electrical grids open to attack(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Adobe cites bad blood for closed Flash(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Very nice place... But gotta ask, what's with the all the separate pieces of paper on the table? I assume it's a game of some sort, considering the amount of different beverage glasses... can't figure out what game. Cheers
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China aims for petaflop computer in 2010(infoworld.com)
2 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Hmm... interesting... they must be having issues with the release.
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Is technology making it harder to be unfaithful?(news.cnet.com)
3 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Whatever Happened to the iCar?(technewsworld.com)
2 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
For the budding student, Ubuntu is a fantastic idea. Good idea also with LAMP. I recommend using simply phpmyadmin for your backend work as it's simple and intuitive. Get XChat and stay tuned to the #ubuntu, #python, #apache, channels etc f
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Wasn't the one submitted to HN requiring a mere $100? Imagine that!? :) How nice of them to lower the prices they were going to pay the developer...
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
My prescription was approximately the same as yours... I thought my vision was so bad that it couldn't be done. I had -6.00 in one eye and -6.50 in the other and LASIK was the best decision I ever made. Shop around for quality doctors, and
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
"Can a single person develop a website?" Absolutely! Personally, I've lost track of the number of trivial websites I've created... sites of some value, exactly three. It can be done.
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
webwright offers some great insight here. mcotton, just wanted to say best of luck to you. And if the others aren't willing to commit, give them an ultimatum and then part ways if things don't work out. Definitely go it alone though if you'
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Drops are a refresher and I use them roughly 1-2 times a day. I can tell you first hand that I'd much rather deal with eye drops than fumbling around with clunky glasses.
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
As a suggestion, based on your background, pointed out by qhoxie, and provided your Javascript history, I think Perl would be a great language to do your sysadmin, educational and general fun apps. I think you'll find it very fun and highly
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I'm a networking systems engineer but my heart is in software development. I've developed small programs to assist my day to day tasks, take part in open source projects, have written a blog or two to discuss technology as I see it and my b
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
This is an interesting look on it... didn't know it was actually a classified disorder. While my sleep cycle is pretty mixed, for the most part I can't sleep during the normal phases of the 24 period. Further, I don't have an exercise probl
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I got this for the exact reasons you describe: http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/posters/6a93/ The night effect just seemed really cool to me... I love this poster... it's also much better seeing it in person - I don't think the TG si
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
silentbicycle also recommended the Little Schemer books. But for me personally, while they may work for you or someone else... I found that they didn't work for me. Not to say that I have a weight problem, but I love food and food is the th
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
If you don't want the programming and behind the scenes nature, maybe Wordpress or Typepad to get you up and running quickly without a fuss. If you don't mind getting your hands dirty with ultra-customizing every facet of your blog without
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Thank you for your suggestion.. but I like the simplistic and minimal nature of HN. Further, I think what really gets to me more is the submits requiring a subscription.
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
This is a tough vote for me, because I enjoy spending my time with CS/hacker related content and yet I fancy politics. But what I do have a problem with is the links to subscription-only content. Very often, it appears that the Wall Street
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
"Temporary Error (502) We’re sorry, but your Gmail account is currently experiencing errors. You won’t be able to use your account while these errors last, but don’t worry, your account data and messages are safe. Our engineers are working
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Your requirements are obviously different than mine. And I'm not sure where you got yours, but my Thinkpad runs at about 5-5.5 lbs... far from close to seven. By your response, it appears you misread my requirements. I agree it's not the li
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
If it were me I wouldn't go with a Celeron; for performance and cache reasons the Pentium M is the wiser decision. Maybe if you're preferring wattage and battery versus overall performance you'd go with Celeron. I run IDE's, profiling and d
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I'm another vote for this feature.. please implement if possible. Cheers
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Nothing startup related... but I just started reading Mastering Regular Expressions and am through the fourth chapter. It's such an amazing read and I'm punishing myself for never starting it earlier. For what the content is worth, the read