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by K2h 15y ago
You get my vote, not because I think that is a good idea at all, but I agree that is about the most hilarious thing. Thats got to be Googles end game.
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by K2h 15y ago
why not put a raid file system between the free offerings. you get a larger total size faster transfers (ha, like my 6Mbit DSL cares =( and.... redundancy, which solves the 'everyone scared of the cloud' problem.
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by K2h 15y ago
From the list given, the largest free provider is adrive at 50GB. I have never heard of them. Second was MS skydrive at 25GB http://www.adrive.com/
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by K2h 15y ago
Does anyone have a link to all the 48 state locations so we can see what percent of stores are closing by region? This may reveal some underlying economic health by region.
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by K2h 15y ago
What is the farthest distance you think is a reasonable commute on a bicycle?
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by K2h 15y ago
Off topic completely now. Sorry all.. My post was in defense of distracted driving to give a balanced perspective with some scientific data.. However, I'm as annoyed with distracted driving as ou. I play a small game when driving.. Spot th
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by K2h 15y ago
Some studies say distracted driving is age dependent and I think I heard somewhere else some are just better at multitasking safely, though I don't remember the signs or how to test for this -awesome- traight. http://www.mendeley.com/resea
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by K2h 15y ago
The reference to http://www.taskrabbit.com/ was exactly what I have wanted. Thanks for the link.
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by K2h 15y ago
On win7 I found forfiles command the other day that allows me to do a dir with a date restriction. By using the > redirect to output to file I got a list of files that changed in a certain time. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libra
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by K2h 15y ago
Bookmarked. I love seeing perl on the front page of hn. Many think perl is dead but it does the job for me.
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by K2h 15y ago
I had never heard of Fritzing [1], the program used to draw the diagrams. 18MB for the windows version, I think I'll check it out. it looks to be at least 3 years old. found it on hack a day [2] [1] http://fritzing.org/download/ [2] http
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by K2h 15y ago
By the time I got home last night grandma had already pulled this up on the vimeo channel on the ROKU (staff picks) and said I had to see it. this sure went viral. http://vimeo.com/40000072
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by K2h 15y ago
this is the process I try to use 1) fact finding - define project scope 1a) solidify goals and deliverables. 2) pseudo code or mockup 3) implementation and iterate, many jumps back to 1a 4) alpha test - iterate to 1a 5) beta test - iterate
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by K2h 15y ago
yeah - sorry, wasn't trolling. Just trying to point out that the client is not hiding behind the server. anyone logging traffic will log the traffic directly from the client machine. I could have worded that differently. sorry.
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by K2h 15y ago
Thanks for the link - I had never heard of spamza. It is interesting that it appears to be about 4 years ago. 87 emails in 8 minutes [1] seems pretty pathetic as a spam tool. for mailbait to keep from the same problem as spamza, it would se
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by K2h 15y ago
It seems the post office would probably thank you. According to Time Business - it means jobs for postal workers. http://business.time.com/2012/03/22/why-the-post-office-love...
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by K2h 15y ago
Now that I think about it, all public email addresses are susceptible to the exact same problems of physical mailing addresses. Anyone can send anyone anything. Unfortunately it's as if online life has the same pitfalls of real life.
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by K2h 15y ago
It looks like the system sends packets to the client computer to process the website posts (signing up for email). The end user is really the person sending the sign ups. A little side story: I worked with a person that must have made someo
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by K2h 15y ago
I think the concept has already been coined 'gamification' and I agree with the author that one of the best methods to apply a game concept to mundane tasks is keep score. For competitive people, that one small thing (score) gives you a rea
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by K2h 15y ago
Maybe I'll finally have to see if I can do something interesting with skype. http://search.cpan.org/~mncoppola/Win32-Skype-0.01/lib/Win32...
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by K2h 15y ago
how is yet another photo sharing thing worth $1B. I am in the wrong business.
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by K2h 15y ago
Maybe everyone already associates EA with driving games, so if the logo is missing, the ad is more interested because it could be "something else".
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by K2h 15y ago
"Excel is about as sexy as a pig wearing a miniskirt" - loved that. Great post - remembering that a better definition for how successful X is could be how much money you will make instead of how many users you have is worth repeating.. aft
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by K2h 15y ago
looks like starts with a $5 handling fee - and standard shipping is 7-21 day delivery. Standard shipping cost estimations for $1 sale products: 1-25 maps -> $5.00 26-50 maps -> $7.50 51 + maps -> $10.00
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by K2h 15y ago
How about a hard disk? how does that do submerged? Maybe there is a business opportunity there. There was no talk of reclaiming the waste heat to do anything useful with - I image starting with heat in oil may be easier to do cool things wi
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by K2h 15y ago
call me oldschool, but having a huge peak demand is the perfect application for distributed source, like torrent. I know it is much more complicated to introduce P2P and way more risky if it gets poisoned, but it seems to me this underlying
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by K2h 15y ago
Reminded me of the quote from Blaise Pascal [1] "..I would not have made this so long except that I do not have the leisure to make it shorter." [1] http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=177502
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by K2h 15y ago
Genius. If they detect fraud, remove google adds and substite others so you can continue to make money from false clicks while protecting your google revenue. I don't think this will last very long, it will just encourage other add sellers
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by K2h 15y ago
I agree with the author that battery life, and quick charge times are important. The weight issue is less important to me as I have a gumdrop case on the ipad2 for robustness and have been happy with the trade off of weight for robustness.
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by K2h 15y ago
I would like the ability to present the Netflix streaming titles with their associated imdb ratings... And filter accordingly. I find the high imdb ratings a better indication of what I actually enjoy than the Netflix rating.

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