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Kell
14y ago
I can't believe I've just bought 4 of those 5 games last month (Bastion, S&SEP, Limbo and Amnesia). Well at least I supported the Indie Game scene with more money than I would have with Humble Bundle. The funnier part is... that I'm gi
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14y ago
Technically, you're somewhat wrong about other countries. For instance, in France, even if ACTA had no impact on the legislation, it would still require ratification by a law. Because, the list of treaties that require ratification is so br
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14y ago
I use the HN or google search box. Like this : http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=text+editor... And tadaaa : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3717754 Anyway... I use SublimeText 2 too.
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Ask HN: How to submit a link to the bit.ly blog...
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How Google Can Beat Facebook Without Google Plus
(theatlantic.com)
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Swarmanoid: Towards Humanoid Robotic Swarms (video)
(swarmanoid.org)
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15y ago
Huh ? No. People in China are not facing just DNS blocking. There's DPI going on there (not for everyone), and they're nating a lot of people. And, in US, what if using some other thing than your ISP DNS server gets forbidden ? Anyway, mos
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Details and Rumors on Majel : Google is Going Beyond Siri
(androidandme.com)
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Quanta, Pixels and Relativity (Comic)
(bouletcorp.com)
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15y ago
I was going to comment that the article was quite far fetched, since I saw almost no difference... and then I read your comment. Edit : Oh shit. Hi Greg. Fucking genetics. It's Dad fault.
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15y ago
If Wikipedia goes down, all the media will start reporting it. And then reporting on SOPA. And I do really think that that sort of action (if the media do some research on why the action is being done) can have an impact on the legislator.
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Kell
15y ago
Huh ? I think you just made a link to the xkcd.com main page... Which have nothing to do with Jimmy Wales. You where trying to link to which comic ?
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15y ago
And it works... I just updated my Wallet account with my new credit card number. It's been months that I was like "Oh... no I'm not buying that 2$ app... I'm to lazy to update my credit card". And well, now I have 10 new great apps I bought
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15y ago
About the website strange name and url... Since the creator is a french guy, I think it's because it sounds a bit like a way of pronouncing DHTML in french with a strange accent :-) (maybe it's the southern accent, dunno)
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A collection of nice javascript animations (html5)
(dhteumeuleu.com)
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15y ago
And we all know that EU Antitrust Commissionner is never shy of some disrupting fines to calm down big companies tampering with the rules of competition.
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EU Antitrust says patents can be "a tool of abuse" looking at Apple and Samsung
(zdnet.com)
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15y ago
Yes I was speaking of Gnome3. And No. It's not only "Install it from the repositories". Maybe it worked easily for you.. but for me t'was horrible. And yeah, I ended up having to mess around in the terminal and lynx to solve the problem (I
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15y ago
If by "I don't mean that as a slight, I do think it's a little silly to get upset about Ubuntu's default WM and claim to 'understand UNIX'" you mean it's possible for a hacker to change back from Unity to another interface. I must concur...
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15y ago
Wow ? Why so much anger ? Anyway, I think you're wrong. I do know the law in France and Europe. And since I live in France, I have a contract with Facebook Ireland. Not Facebook US. So it's the Irish law that is the appropriate law. I don't
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15y ago
Hum. Respect the law ? I don't know in the US. But here in Europe that's pretty much against the law in most countries.
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The problem is the lie. They asked the number for security reasons. I'm fine with that, i can give it to them for security reasons. BUT only for security reasons. Not for any other reason. So if they ask it for one reason and use it for ano
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How do the guy know Facebook used specifically the phone number he gave them ? It's pretty much possible. And Facebook is Evil. But I don't understand how he did to be certain of that ?
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15y ago
Seems to be a coincidence for me. If you do it only for Hollande and Aubry, now. The results are the same... Aubry 29 Hollande 39, difficult to prdict a second turn with more than 30% not turning up. We'll see next sunday if it's a coincide
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Computer Forensic Expert Regular Weekend : Horror.
(zythom-en.blogspot.com)
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15y ago
O sweet Irony.
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Datacenters are Heating Minnie Up.
(datacenterdynamics.com)
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15y ago
You know you're a geek when... ... after registering to a hackers meetup you happen to spot that your brother who's now living in California, and from which you haven't heard news since two month is also attending :-D. Hi Greg, so you're in
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15y ago
http://gregschlom.com/post/4555981908/standing-desk
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15y ago
You're right. But BBC is wrong. Marcoule recycle Plutonium comming from COGEMA La Hague nuclear fuel reprocessing plant. And this plant has half the reprocessing capacity... in the World. They reprocess nuclear waste from a lot of countries
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