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by JTon 12y ago
>I'll just take a bud. My reasoning? Why pay for expensive beer! A bud tastes fine Can't help but read your reply in a thick southern accent. Personally, if I'm aiming for an aggressive, high volume night, I'll take a
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by JTon 12y ago
Agreed. What's your moral stance on buying a show from iTunes/Amazon and then torrenting a copy for safe keeping?
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by JTon 12y ago
Sounds good to me too. I'd like to set a "mood" as well. The probabilities for each track adjust based on the mood selected (aside: in the future the mood selection will be automatically and accurately determined via bio-sens
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by JTon 13y ago
I'm a photography layman and I really can't tell it was done with postprocessing. What gives it away for you?
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by JTon 13y ago
My next internet router is going to be a solar powered flying machine?
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by JTon 13y ago
I wonder what the tax implications of taking this offer are. My gut says it becomes considerably less desirable. Too bad
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by JTon 13y ago
Or simply designing the immunization shots?
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by JTon 13y ago
Ah so much cringe!
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by JTon 13y ago
Point taken, but I'm still not entirely convinced. I agree that what happens online is just as real. But today, online is still feels like a separate space. It's like opening a window (our devices may literally represent this wind
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by JTon 13y ago
I think it's a fascinating move on Microsoft's part to integrate a video game character into a users day-to-day reality. I can imagine some nostalgia fueled sales happening as a result. But moreover, I can't help but be remin
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by JTon 13y ago
It's possible that is pattern isn't exclusive to coinbase. Perhaps bitcoin users in general are predominately male
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by JTon 13y ago
Wow now. Let's not get ahead of ourselves :) Let's talk again when I can toss a new device on the ground without worrying in the slightest!
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by JTon 13y ago
I know those feels well. I've come to the conclusion that with the amount of time I spend using my phone, I shouldn't be bothered shelling out top dollar for one.
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by JTon 13y ago
Best guesses place it at around 30%
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by JTon 13y ago
Care you explain how you arrived to that conclusion?
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by JTon 13y ago
Kudos. Not in the biotech space myself, but I've bookmarked for a rainy day. I particularly enjoy the UI. Arrow keys work to navigate posts (comment section). Enter works to launch URL. Sexy.
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by JTon 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm weary of using Trello because it'll host confidential information, which is strictly against my IT security policy. Are you aware of any apps that can be run off a local machine?
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by JTon 13y ago
Does the use of the word signal spawn from its application in communications theory? I've never found it strange using the word signal but it might be because of my EE background. Frequency domain and time domain never irked me either
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Ask HN: Free software to solve my process and technical reminder needs
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by JTon 13y ago
> I think at some point we'll look at smartphones the way we look at tobacco: a hard to quit, annoying habit… Can't say I see that happening. As many users already mentioned smartphones add great value to people's day to d
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by JTon 13y ago
Ehh. I'm not convinced this point really matters. If you ship a great idea first, you shipped it first.. no?
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by JTon 13y ago
I've always wondered about the broken back button. Thanks for shedding some light. BB10 OS sort of implements the application stack as you described, but it's focused on social and messaging applications (so you don't need to
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by JTon 13y ago
Unrelated to article: I'm not sure how this post made it to the front page so fast. It's been up for ~ 5 mins and it's already #7 on my list with 7 pts. Did you people who upvoted even read the article? Doesn't look like
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by JTon 13y ago
In microsoft's defense, they've given plenty of time to prepare for this. It's time to move on. If operators can't afford to upgrade their machines, it might be time to replace them with better operators.
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by JTon 13y ago
That's an interesting stat. How do you think FB will get an ROI on the 19B ? EDIT: Also, do you think FB would/could man-in-the-middle the traffic a la NSA? No architectural changes to whatsapp are needed. FB could save and fwd th
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by JTon 13y ago
The post didn't ease my concerns either. To further extend your last point, I don't understand why FB would spend so much acquiring whataspp if they didn't plan to mine the data. I told my friends to expect targeted FB ads ba
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by JTon 13y ago
What when it asks you to pay? Are you completely locked out until the transactions complete? or some variant (i.e. can receive msgs but can't send)
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by JTon 13y ago
Most gamers I know do this via talk-keys. Very handy.
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by JTon 13y ago
You say rarely, but I've never heard of any accounts of them collecting the fee. Do you know if they have?
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by JTon 13y ago
I wouldn't want to be the guy tracing and debugging that process. Not saying it can't be done, but the extra complexity might do more harm than good

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