CoryG89

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by CoryG89 13y ago
Is healthfully really a word..? I would have tried to phrase it 'eating healthily' off the top of my head.
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by CoryG89 13y ago
I upgraded my 12.10 Gnome REMIX to 13.04 Ubuntu Gnome when it prompted me during my regular software updates, it f*cked up everything on my system. Figured there would be changes, didn't know it would be this bad.
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by CoryG89 13y ago
You can submit an editorial to any newspaper in the world anonymously, whether they choose to publish any of the material contained therein would be up to the newspaper and whether they though there was any validity (or more likely, public
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[ASK HN]: Best method for syncing markdown documentation with GitHub Pages?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by CoryG89 13y ago|0 comments
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by CoryG89 13y ago
Hahaha, sounds like every girl I've ever been with.
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by CoryG89 13y ago
People try to paint these types of things as being a problem unique and newly introduced with the advent of the Internet. In truth, there have always been ways to slander and defame someone just because you don't like them. You can always p
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by CoryG89 13y ago
It is actually made non-toxic with the notion of people licking it in mind. It's not like it is just regular glue or a toxic adhesive. But I get what you mean. I don't lick them either. I don't get why people are even bothering with the poi
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by CoryG89 13y ago
I can see this breaching their ToS and would probably be shut down by them if brought to their attention. However, what law would you be breaking when you give a private company a fake name.
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by CoryG89 13y ago
This is an interesting concept. I would have first logically arrived at the conclusion that whistleblower protection would exist for anonymous releases of sensitive information. Makes sense though that these are put in place to protect peop
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by CoryG89 13y ago
Yes, well I doubt the FBI is quick to publish it's snitches unless it has to.
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by CoryG89 13y ago
It may be illegal, but it's impossible to prevent. It forever will be and always has been difficult, but not impossible, to publish to the Internet in a manner that is approaching pure anonymity. The reason people will wonder if it is legal
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by CoryG89 14y ago
This is pretty cool, I like just being able to scan a qr code and start presenting. However, I just finished creating a presentation using Reveal.JS, it would be awesome if I could upload my reveal markup and use that.
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Python's isinstance() function considered harmful(canonical.org)
2 points by CoryG89 14y ago|0 comments
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Apple iPhone Visual/Mechanical Inspection Guide [Leaked](s3.amazonaws.com)
2 points by CoryG89 14y ago|0 comments
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AppleCare Service Training Doc for Macbook Pro Retina [Leaked]
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Apple's Official Technician Guide for the iPhone 4/4S [Leaked](s3.amazonaws.com)
1 points by CoryG89 14y ago|0 comments
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by CoryG89 14y ago
Awesome! Just got transported back to my parents living room on Windows 95. And yes, I still suck at this game.
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by CoryG89 14y ago
This was my first look at networking. Worked for me.
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I can't believe that the fact that Chrome can hot-swap code is surprising to anyone... Have you never been working on an app, opened up the console, changed a variable or function definition and seen the effect in real time?
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by CoryG89 14y ago
Anyone know if this is open source, github or google code project?
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I think jsFiddle is great! However, I haven't really tried any of the others. This one looks nice, and just at first glance one thing that I find really interesting is the built in console. I think the devs at jsFiddle should totally implem
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I created this game for my game dev course at Auburn University. The game was created using nothing but open source technologies and is available on Github --> http://github.com/CoryG89/Get24
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[Show HN]: Test your arithmetic against other HNers with my first Socket.IO app(get24.jit.su)
1 points by CoryG89 14y ago|1 comments
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I would imagine that in reality the percentage of callers that actually intend to commit suicide is probably pretty low, regardless of 'studies'. How are you going to really study something like that objectively? I can't imagine that anyone
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by CoryG89 14y ago
Not that there was an app store to market them on when most of us were that age.
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by CoryG89 14y ago
You don't think it is at all possible that the kid from the story, while also having a serious mental illness, could also be cured of 'being an asshole', just like the commentator here?
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by CoryG89 14y ago
It's definitely playable; the stretch is calling it a game.
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I still feel it's pretty distracting. It's a neat demo, but I wouldn't use it as a background on anything where I wanted someone to really focus on the actual content.
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by CoryG89 14y ago
Until Microsoft Dreamspark, this is how I was able to teach myself to program. This really happens. However, I think programs like Dreamspark are the answer to this. Microsoft will let you download Visual Studio if you go to school. Not wor
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by CoryG89 14y ago
I am taking Operating Systems at Auburn University, and my professor had us work on the Linux kernel source, learn how to define and implement our own system calls using the SYSCALL_DEFINE[0-6] macro and then implement our own memory snapsh

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