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This can be circumvented by taking a used popcorn out of the trash, and taking it to be refilled. They're not dirty at all.
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Get a human on the phone really fast: http://gethuman.com/
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No examples :| Edit: thanks for the link!
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Hey chopsueyar, since it's meant for situations with a large audience and a projector, we haven't made it public. If we do however, we'll definitely let people know.
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It has to do with platonicity. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludic_fallacy#Relation_to_Plato...
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My first real OSS project, feedback appreciated :) Some backstory: Last weekend at HackNY my friends and I built a worms / scorched earth style game that you can control with your phone (even dumb phones and landlines). I then ripped out th
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Nodaphone — library to control your webapp with your phone
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And a gallery of the trucks: http://www.newsweek.com/photo/2010/10/14/toyota-trucks.html
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There's already a site here?
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Maybe your code is too complicated? I suppose the ultimate goal is too keep one's code clean and simple enough that one does have to go into super brain mode in order to solve a problem. Sadly we don't live in an ideal world.
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Store.js - cross browser local storage without using cookies or flash (supports even IE6 OMG!) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1468802
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I've used the glass of water trick myself, and it is very helpful. It's especially helpful because when you get stuck while solving a problem, you have a great reason to get up and walk around to think about said problem. Just another data
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Thanks catshirt :)
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I'm looking forward to seeing them add a section on infinite undo / back + forward button support.
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Like make your page break ;) http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/gravity/
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Awesome, looking forward to meeting you. What company are you with?
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I think #startups might do well to adopt this policy, at least a bit.
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On a related note, HackNY is next weekend, and I'll be there along with a few of my friends. http://hackny.org/a/
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They make it look so easy. I bet many parents would be willing to buy such a kit. Does anyone sell this yet?
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You might consider using raphaeljs to do some graphing and visualization, in addition to the numbers. graphing: http://g.raphaeljs.com/ Make sure to check out the demos.
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Or directed edge :) http://directededge.com/signup-developer.html (don't forget it's free for noncommercial use)
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Mozilla sites hierarchy can be hard/impossible to traverse for the un-initiated I wonder if they'll improve this.
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Thank you js4all!
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I've found http://txt2re.com/ to be very helpful for simple things.
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For those of you who always wanted to try clojure but never got around to it, swannodette's enlive tutorial is very good. http://github.com/swannodette/enlive-tutorial
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Reading this article would be worth your time.
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More button styles you could add to the gallery: http://www.sencha.com/blog/2010/08/23/resolution-independent... (resolution independent buttons!) http://www.webdesignerwall.com/demo/css-buttons.html http://lab.simurai.com/css/buttons/
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Summary: [...] we are closing the Node.js experimental release to new users. All existing users will continue to have access to the Node.js experimental release. [...] For those on the waiting list, you’ll be first on the list for the next
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When I find myself watching Netflix instead of putting in time on something I've been wanting to do, it's because at that moment the movie is more appealing than the work. When this happens to me I challenge myself first to figure out why
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Adding hotkeys to HN was relatively painless from the set-up point of view. Of course it doesn't do any heavy-duty message passing, but I suppose it could be a good example for those who want to build something that is heavy on the content
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