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16y ago
It's a bit off-topic but if I remember correctly they silently introduced a 'Server' version of the Mac Pro. Running the same X-Server software. Basically all that has changed is the form-factor, which isn't a rackmount anymore, but instead
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16y ago
Check the source: "<h3>Using the <ab:Test> UserControl</h3>" It probably should be: "<h3>Using the <ab:Test> UserControl</h3>"
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16y ago
pg said it's currently just added in the REPL, so until the next server reboot it'll be at /offers [0]. Just as with /ask it'll probably stay if 'Offer HN' stays a busy list. 0: http://news.ycombinator.org/item?id=1840062
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16y ago
I think I was fourteen, playing an online space-sim with my older brother. Because he decided to join a clan with mostly US-based members we had trouble being present at the moment that clan-wars where fought. Lucky for us these would mostl
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16y ago
Dvorak is natively supported by both Windows, as well as the Mac. I believe Colemak has instructions on their website http://colemak.com/ . My experience (I switched to Dvorak about 6 months ago) is that you really need to be typing a lot
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16y ago
Wow, that looks really amazing. Some strange things happen when opened at my android phone though: - I see a plugin placeholder (does it resort to flash on phones?) - When clicked, the video started playing, including sound (even though my
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16y ago
It does indeed seem a bit strange to require a username when an email-address is enough. However, my point was that even though they use usernames, they still allow you to simply login by using their e-mail address. That's a lot better than
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16y ago
I bet most people would easily pay $50/year for those features.
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16y ago
If both of them work that sounds like a great feature for most people.
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16y ago
As long as there's no license attached I wouldn't use it in production anyway.
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16y ago
The last time I checked (mid-june) it didn't get very far from the netherlands (we wanted to go to north africa or the middle east), but it only showed up with some trips to the UK and Italy. Bummer. Still, the idea of Adioso is really attr
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16y ago
Short, well written, and funny. I especially liked how he shows the 'this guy is a brilliant'-part of tesla, but also the 'this guy was completely insane, part :)
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16y ago
In a previous post about SSDs some people already mentioned not having problems with apple care. This is probably because as of the unibody macbooks the harddrives are meant to be 'user replacable'. (Replacing the default harddrive with an
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16y ago
I must say I had the same thing... but then I had problems with an installer not working and remembered. The experience was absolutely amazing. I recently re-installed a friend's machine... it took me about 15 minutes of work (and over an h
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17y ago
I haven't tried the software but here's at least a bit of feedback: Your landing page does not say anything about your product. I see a plane and a message telling me to join your beta. My first impression was "What is this? What beta? What
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17y ago
Could anybody clarify? You can find quite a bit of information about it here: http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/29/apple-ipad-the-definitive... Is it just a regular tablet? It's an iPhone with a huge screen, on steroids ;-) What OS doe
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17y ago
Apple did it first, and they have a great sense for aesthetics ... Nope, Several other manufacturers did this somewhere in 2003. QTEK/HTC had a few of them early on, HP introduced the iPaq H6300 (I could get one in europe early 2004)... A
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17y ago
It's there, in the end: Final caveat: I’ve written this post discussing this concept in absolutes i.e. you either do or do not pass the sleep test. Of course in reality there is not a single web app business that does not need to employ mo
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17y ago
I hope to finish the Rails Tutorial ( http://www.railstutorial.org/ ) and then begin reading (and experimenting with) Agile Web Developing with Rails ( http://www.amazon.com/Agile-Web-Development-Rails-Programmer... ).
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17y ago
I was about to suggest adding a 'previous/next day' somewhere but I see you already did that :) Nicely fixed.
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17y ago
"Our mission is to put more people on bikes by creating informed consumers." As someone who uses a bike as his main transportation (or maybe because dutch bike-culture is completetly different from american bike culture) I cannot understa
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17y ago
Since I am not very familiar with the english defintions for the handlebars I decided to click the 'Understanding Handlebars' link. Sadly there is an awful lot of text there but no images of the different types of handlebars.
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17y ago
I think you mean this one: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=598523
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17y ago
It seems to me that using Gears (or similar technologies) is definately a must-have.
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17y ago
Though not as useful as firebug you are able to add a 'style="<custom css>"' attribute to an element by hovering over and clicking the '?=""' that appears.
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17y ago
As far as I understood the license the primarily is a very important. I had some discussion at work some time ago about Winsplit Revolution, which is licenced under CC:BY-NC-ND. They even have a statement in the Winsplit FAQ: Can I use W
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17y ago
The official lemmings is sadly down :( http://www.xs4all.nl/~crisp/lemmings/
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17y ago
You can make sure an image appears in place of the chart with a css-file for printing-purposes only. (Or do it the other way around. By default show an image and use JS to replace that image with a chart when possible.)
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17y ago
I saw this passing by and was immediately reminded of patio's landing-page bug @ http://news.ycombinator.org/item?id=898854
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New G.A. features : Analytics Intelligence and Custom Alerts
(conversionroom.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
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