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Nice counter, but it would be nicer if it was directly connected to a coffeemachine such as http://moccapi.blogspot.it/ or http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2975 and maybe to a "sandwich machine" ? :)
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There is a related event held in Germany, also every fourth year - but amusingly two years apart from the event in The Netherlands by the Chaos Computing Club. I can say it's like UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup for Football
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You're in good company.
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PS I'm studying French too because I'm moving to Luxembourg next month. Any HNers there? There has just been last week a Startup Weekend event but unfortunately I couldn't have been there...
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Arte TV is a french-german Television that broadcasts movies in both languages and with both subtitles (unfortunately teletext subs and not DVB subs). I've seen it on sat (i think on Astra 19.2) but they should have something also online. I
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This Raspberry Pi Just Came Back From Space With Some Incredible Photos
(gizmodo.com.au)
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Congrats and interesting read! p.s. little typo: "strait forward" -> "straightforward"
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Interesting, so I think I'll pass your first screening even though I'm not a (web) developer but (most of all) a system/network engineer :D
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think about integrating with common mediaplayer solutions, like XBMC, MythTV etc..
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I do this process by downloading subtitles automatically with http://subdownloader.net/ or manually from http://www.opensubtitles.org/en and then play the tv series directly on the tv. It's of course less advanced than this (but more ea
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We need a YC mutual fund to invest in
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Just add some weird error lines and you have a Red Screen Of Death (RSOD)[1], certainly a good beginning :) [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Screen_of_Death
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The advantages of this approach are enormous - it helps you understand what you're looking for.. That's true, but keep in mind that the disadvantages are relevant too: you lose maybe 10x time doing something you were not supposed/skilled
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Site down? I was curious about checking what it is
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Anyone has experience with Duplicity? http://duplicity.nongnu.org/
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See my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5768024
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But maybe the fact that he has been a Security Officer of the FreeBSD project for many years is relevant (for those concerned of privacy/security): http://www.nux.ro/archive/2012/07/Colin_Percival_no_longer_S...
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what are you using for the REST API on the "server side" ?
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10 years ago a micro with 256k of onboard flash and a 3 axis gyro was the size of ham sandwich and cost as much as your car genuine newbie question: is it true? 10 years ago they wire still so big and expensive?
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I used to use Google Reader as a podcast repository for listening to podcasts on Android (at the beginning with Google Listen then, after Google retired it, with BeyondPod/Podkicker). Is any of these services integrated with a mobile Androi
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33 Node Beowulf Cluster built with Raspberry Pi
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Slightly related (to the fact that the idea we have of ourself is different by how others see us) I suggest you to read the italian classic "Uno, nessuno e centomila" (One, No one and One Hundred Thousand) by Luigi Pirandello: http://en.wi
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Of course not, but when you need surgery where do you go, to the hospital or to "the guy at the corner of the street that seems to know a lot about how stuff in your body works"?
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Rob is a Y Combinator alumnus with professional experience in electrical engineering, computer science and entrepreneurship He researched the human nutritional needs and was frustrated to find that nutrition is not quite a hard science r
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Or Sony calling PSOne a modified/updated version of the first Playstation.
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I wish I'd be able to do this kind of photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lonfong/8363181496/ taken from http://www.flickr.com/cameras/samsung/galaxy_s_iii/
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Maybe I'll give it a try, I use http://www.changedetection.com/ for some pages I like to monitor (typically job sites) but it works only if you can clearly address the page you want to monitor
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Congrats for your release, RethinkDB seems very interesting and I really appreciate how coffeemug and all the other team members genuinely and clearly reply to questions here. Is there already a list of sites/services that use RethinkDB in
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Interesting compared to how Samsung dealt with this "problem" for a third-party app that they've just awarded of best app award: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&...
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Was "Vision coverage" benefit already present or was it added after the Google Glass Engineer search started ? :-)
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