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JonnieCache
16y ago
I can now finally see a glimpse of a bright future where all my ID3 tags are rationalized. I never thought this day would come.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
HAML + SASS version: https://github.com/himmel/html5-boilerplate
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Let's start a new monetarist paradigm: low frequency trading.
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The worst programmer ever
(thedailywtf.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
As much harm as could obviously come from this, surely we can agree that the potential for epic mischief and shenanigans is unmatched? If I'd discovered one of these near my house in my early teens it would've obsessed me for weeks. I'd pro
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JonnieCache
16y ago
twistd -n web --path . for evented goodness.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
You cannot obviously test for the presence of adulterants, but you can easily test in your own home for the relative presence of different common drugs in pills: http://www.eztest.com/
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Just bought it, it's VERY difficult to use, even harder than I expected. There's no control over the insertion of spaces, it automatically inserts one after you release your thumb at the end of a word. So if you accidentally delete a space
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Mephedrone is horrible stuff, quite similar to methamphetamine in chemistry/effects on the body.[1] It was EXTREMELY popular in the UK when it was legal up until last year. This was due to the total and complete unavailability of the much s
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16y ago
5 methoxy dimethyl triptamine IS NOT "Meow" (Mephedrone!) They are not anything like each other in effects or chemistry. Please check your facts, childrens lives are at stake here.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
I can reccommend http://hackaday.com for DIY-hardware based fun. Ryan is right, the purchase of an arduino will spell the end of what little free time HN users have left :)
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JonnieCache
16y ago
This looks fantastic. I just need to add support for some more archive formats (.rar primarily) and this will fill a need thats been bugging me for a while.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Here's the second part where they put it on top of the towerblock and demolish it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfZDtC9kjVk
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JonnieCache
16y ago
I cut my teeth on GEM at age 6 or 7. It was awesome. We had the later version that ran on top of DOS on an Amstrad machine of all things. Got brought home from work by my dad when it has been long obsolete.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
I assume they're `svn export`ing rather than `svn checkout`ing.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Upvoted, I've been checking this out recently. As a codebase customer they sent me a free account to deployHQ and it seems pretty nice. It has an API (with a rubygem) so you can integrate it into your scripts to achieve whatever level of fa
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Two mice means two cursors, this would require window managers and the UI libraries on on of them to be largely rewritten. As they have been, for the mobile space. Multitouch in desktop OSes has been tacked on as a layer over the traditiona
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Add Planet Mu and Ninja Tune to that list. edit: and most importantly don't forget XL Recordings, who have Radiohead, the Prodigy and the White Stripes among others.
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JonnieCache
16y ago
http://soundcloud.com definitely forms part of this. Especially when you link it up to Facebook via the http://rootmusic.com service. These three are basically the holy trinity when it comes to unsigned bands promoting themselves these
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Yeah but its not at 110db on average is it? And disneys background music is hardly precision engineered in the first place. I'm talking more about music venues, and the dream of being able to hear the performance as clearly at the side of t
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JonnieCache
16y ago
Now please apply this to speaker drivers so we can have huge rooms filled with flat 110dB sound, with consistent SPL across the spectrum no matter the listeners position relative to the speaker :) Seriously, it does remind me a bit of Turbo
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16y ago
The reason this logic doesn't convince many is because the very rich are so proficient at tax evasion. http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/interactive/2009/feb/02/t... http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/20...
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16y ago
Single page view: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/09/13/michael_stonebraker_...