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My main desktop is running on a 14-15 year old Intel Core i5 750 and I've got 20-30 google chrome windows open each with about 100 tabs (sorry I know... I'll clean them up eventually) and I photoshop all the time and multi-task wi
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"WordPress powers 43.5% of all websites as their CMS. Around 478 million websites are built on WordPress" Thanks to Matt Mullenweg's leadership and now you want him removed because he has flaws? Let me guess you want another
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Which is interesting because the news and media and movies and music videos can be as "advertiser unfriendly" as they want and still get ads to support the corporation that produces it. But indie content creators and the general p
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They use "TV Eyes" a service that records all cable channels constantly and allows you to search through them and download clips of that segment.
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They think their harrasment of him is going to deter future whistleblowers but the only thing they've done is encourage future leakers to "go all the way, leak everything no matter how damaging, and then kill yourself to be a mart
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It's been ~10 years since I reversed my myopia and I'm surprised that it's still a mystery to the medical community. Mine started around 2014 I worked at a law firm and was constantly looking for files up close all day every
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You guys are getting downvoted by HN's leftist members. This is why I left years ago and barely post here anymore. It's not you. It's them. So many of us tried to explain to them but they have their own "social justice&q
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Just putting this here for a future "told you so". It's not "man made climate change", it's the upcoming Sun micronova which will cause a pole shift in 15 to 30 years. It happens every certain number of tens of
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3y ago
Ignore them, ModernCSV is perfect and memorable. That's how I remembered it and found it.
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Paying customer here. I LOVE Modern CSV, I've been using it for massive CSV files that have 15+ million rows of data. I (same username Chris Norstrom) was the guy that emailed a bug fix on a large CSV with UTF-8 faulty characters I was
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4y ago
joke So how long until an Amazon representative complains on HNews about Stripe locking them out of their account and not telling them why? No seriously, I used to use Amazon Pay for years long ago when it first became available for wooco
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10y ago
Anyone know of a way to annotate online the way Microsoft Word does? Where it highlights the content and points an arrow to it's annotation kept on the right side of the page?
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10y ago
I disagree 100% with you on this. You have good points but those very points are the very reason why I'm for deletion and against data retention. "And honestly, I would much rather you not contribute to a conversation if you are
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I did't delete all my accounts because I've said something wrong. For the same reason people don't spring clean their home because they're getting rid of murder evidence. It's all about getting rid of the feeling th
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I wish we could petition y-combinator to allow them to allow a member to delete their Hacker News account and comments. This year for spring cleaning. I deleted facebook, twitter, disqus, and thousands of comments I left on websites from ov
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10y ago
What AOL did to Winamp, Lycos did to Sonique. Paid a lot of money for it and abandoned it. Althought Sonique was never that advanced. Winamp was bought by a company in Berlin I believe. It will forever be remembered as the MP3 player that:
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Stallman warned people in detail about the dangers of putting everything in "the cloud" years and years before everyone started putting their photos in the cloud, getting hacked, and celebrities' nude photos being leaked on t
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I really don't want to say this but, the real names policy does help in terms of trolling behavior for certain communities. When TechCrunch switched over from Disqus to Facebook comments, the amount of trash and trolling was immediatel
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I LOVE stories like these. Now what I want to know is, why did you move away from Seattle? How do you feel about "the big one" earthquake slowly getting closer and closer to happening? My biggest shock about the bay area were the
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10y ago
It depends on the market in that area. Some markets are growing over the long term, others over the short term. Just talked to a lady a few months ago who bought a home in Boulder, Colorado for about $400,000 and sold it 3 years later for $
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We hear a lot about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from the point of view of the soldiers but I feel we're not seeing the full picture nor hearing the full story. What about soldiers, and civilians, and even the opposition? Is there an
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I'm confused, is this click-bate? Because just this past Friday, December 16, 2016 during President Obama's speech he mentioned there is no evidence that the election itself was hacked. The DNC (Democratic National Committee. Hil
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I've got enemies on HN. They follow me around and downvote my comments. No joke. Do not piss off "the tolerant ones".
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Being more risk averse in your 30s? I'll beleive it. But why? Maybe not biological, hormonial, or genetic, but probably because in your 30s your parents are nearing retirement and need your help. You are starting a family and need stab
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Xerox has really fallen. Just a month ago I returned a $12,000 Xerox DocuMate scanner because it lacked the features a $500 Fujitsu scanner had. No joke, this is a fallen American company. They outsourced so much of their software developme
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Will Finland admit publicly when it fails or will they just hide their idea as if it never happened? Remember Bio-Fuel? How progressive and wonderful it was suppose to be? Until it caused a global food shortage and suddenly none of the medi
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Oh boy. Find an attorney now. Or you will regret it heavily in the future. DO NOT give them any information yet (like weather or not you're a registered company, or have any patents, etc...) until you find a professional to consult wit
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Is she serious? Which internet is she using? Because Google actually censored auto-complete search to be in favor of Clinton while Yahoo, Bing, and Duck Duck Go did not. I've got screenshots I can dig up and post if the HN bregade does
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Yes. Same here. I've tried Google Adwords, Facebook Ads, Reddit Ads, BlogAds aimed at design websites, and a custom placement by a site itself (paid $300 for a top header ad (the best position) and got nothing from it.) Literally hundr
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