Kerrick

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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   > Note: You may not publicly distribute or ship your Google Cast application without written permission from Google, per the terms of service described below. https://developers.google.com/cast/downloads/ >
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   Google is not sending spam. If you use IMAP, those never show up. Google is making it appear that there are emails there.
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   If you enjoyed this article, you'd probably also enjoy Material Honesty on the Web [1], by Kevin Goldman on A List Apart. [1]: http://alistapart.com/article/material-honesty-on-the-web
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   Reminds me of http://craig.is/killing/mice
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   That's why in my Chrome extension that allows you to discover whether pages have been submitted on reddit as you browse [1], I was cautious with the fact that reddit is sent the URLs over HTTP. It has a Privacy section in the settings
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   Hey, I live in St. Louis and won the National Day of Civic Hacking with one of the Food Essentials devs, Henry. Nice guy! They had one of their Solr queries printed and hung on the wall... crazy awesome stuff.
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   Cyberduck, an FTP client, takes a similar (though easier) approach. You can buy it on the Mac App Store for $23.99 [0], get precompiled binaries for free on their website [1], or grab the source yourself [2]. [0]: https://itunes.
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   This must be why Amazon Associates changed their Terms of Service starting July 1. https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/help/oper... > “7. Except as agreed between you and us in a separate w
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   by Kerrick 13y ago

   The difference is that Google gave away access to the product, while Open Office and The GIMP gave away the product. If Open Office dies (like it almost did in the LibreOffice fiasco), you can grab its source code, recompile it, and keep on
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    Adobe Creative Suite + Unix without dual-booting or virtualization. Not to mention a multitude of rather nice indie apps for creative and technical professionals.
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    > Over the next few months, we'll be hearing about how the CPU is dead and that all you need is GPU. I've been saying that for years. http://chris.pirillo.com/are-gpus-the-future-of-cpus/
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5868066
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    It's funny, I just set up a mailing list this weekend. Being a customer of 37signals' other products, the first thing I thought of was Basecamp Breeze. So, I went to their site to check it out. Their site had a "Why use Breeze" page. I look
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    One exists. But it's got the specs of a 2009 netbook and is really expensive. http://www.sunbook.us/
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    See, I'm not sure I want a different job. The people and the product are both really cool, I'd rather not leave.
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    Even though I've only been here two weeks? Wouldn't that look of on my résumé?
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    Ask HN: The new job I started is severely underpaying me. What can I do?

    4 points by Kerrick 13y ago|13 comments
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    Oh, bummer. Looks like their replacement [1] is a cheaper version of S3, but they still charge for download bandwidth. [1]: http://dreamhost.com/cloud/dreamobjects/
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    Or dream host's Files Forever. You pay once to put them up, and then they can be downloaded for free by anyone.
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    by Kerrick 13y ago

    > I also object to the lack of a menu bar, for bookmarks in particular. It does have a menu bar, with bookmarks in particular. http://i.imgur.com/awPDYp4.jpg
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    Show HN: Melodic Morse, a ringtone generator and cw training aid.(melodicmorse.com)

    2 points by Kerrick 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    They've existed for a while. https://www.backupify.com/
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    http://kansascityisinmissouri.com/
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    Currently in SEMO job hunting in STL and KCMO--if I make it to KCMO, I'll take you up on that!
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    Actually, the first 5GB are at 4G speeds. I've got that plan. I got an email from T-Mobile inviting me to change to a new plan and explaining why they think I should, but it wasn't a notification of forced change.
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    "Introducing?" These have been around for a while.
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    For anybody who wants to go for Android without Google, try Replicant, an Android distribution only running free (libre) software through its whole stack. http://replicant.us/about/
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    Reminds me of TermKit. http://acko.net/blog/on-termkit/
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    Such a screen exists [0], but it's only available in raw form [1] or in overpriced, underspecced, undersized laptops [2]. [0]: http://pixelqi.com/ [1]: http://www.makershed.com/Pixel_Qi_display_p/mkpq01.htm [2]: http://www.cloversystem
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    by Kerrick 14y ago

    I'd recommend starting with The Well Grounded Rubyist , by David A. Black. Publication Date: June 4, 2009 | ISBN-10: 1933988657 | ISBN-13: 978-1933988658