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16y ago
http://www.SpellingThing.com/ Improve your spelling through daily practice.
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Fair enough. Still, fires do occasionally make it into the cities (I'm pretty sure I remember seeing one eat a neighborhood in San Bernardino a few years ago).
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This thinking would only work in places where fire can't jump very far AND a very high percentage of people have paid. Living in Southern California with Santa Ana winds (warm, dry, and often over 50 mph) this would never work. The fire f
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I'm having trouble emailing you. First I got an auto-response that said that I needed to be white listed. I replied to that to confirm. I got another replying saying that my email was sent, but just now I got a bounce that said that "Mai
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How much "throughput" do you need before stats like this start to mean anything? For example, if you only acquire 5 new users per month, can you really calculate a meaningful churn rate?
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How about instead of increasing the cost, we decrease the value of squatting on a domain? Browsers (via a plug-in or built-in mechanism) could show a little warning page before loading the actual site if the site is known to be a squat pag
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16y ago
IANAL, but my guess would be 'yes'. It looks like a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work to me. It's definitely a gray area.
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Out of curiosity, how large would the time capsule need to be to contain 5TB of data encoded that way?
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16y ago
This one (disclosure: I maintain it) links directly to the HN page: http://twitter.com/HNComments
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Thanks. If you register it does show you the number of rights/wrongs for each word in that training session. I'd like to add something to show overall stats so that you can see your improvement. I don't have any hard evidence to show tha
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Ask HN: Review my Project: SpellingThing
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It's not an official feed, but here's one that I've been hosting for a while. http://twitter.com/HNComments
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16y ago
Why do you need write access to my account?
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Does anybody have a list that shows which of the new features are available on the old 3G model? Is it just the multitasking and video that don't work?
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Isn't Bespin more of an editor than a full IDE? I haven't used it in a while. Does it have build and debug functions now? Don't get me wrong, I think we'll get there eventually, I just doubt it'll be this year.
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16y ago
Does anyone have recommendations on which of these to watch?
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My interest in computers waxes and wanes, but in the past 20 years I have never felt sick or disgusted. Maybe the week here and there that I take off is enough, or maybe I just haven't reached that point yet.
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Maybe I'm an unusual case, but their picks were pretty good for me. Out of my few hundred contacts, it correctly chose a good top 10 that I would want to follow. Maybe my chat history helped out on that. That being said, they screwed up
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Right, I have the option to choose from many nearby locations but they're all very precise (even if they're not accurate). I want something that's accurate but not precise. It sounds like Goolge Latitude has it. Hopefully they'll add it
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Any idea how to make the geo-location feature on buzzes less accurate? I'd be OK with city level, but not block level.
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I think it was the animation of the word cloud. I found it really distracting.
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On the up side, you site inspired me to finally install flashblock. :)
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Where else do manufacturers decide on the price of the good and not the retailer? I know lots of items come with MSRPs, but they're just suggestions. Also, what about resale price maintenance? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resale_price_mai
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We have two positions available. For both we would like at least a year of experience with C#, but if you're a perfect fit in every other way we'd still like to talk to you. 1. We're looking for someone who's really good with MS SQL Server
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Here's why I'm not worried about an Amazon monopoly (I'm open to changing my mind on this). 1) It's not really a monopoly as long as the authors/publishers sell through other vendors too. Will I buy eBooks from Amazon, Apple, Barnes and No
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I looked up IPS on Wikipedia once they mentioned that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_crystal_display#In-plane... It only really mentions the "con" of requiring a brighter backlight/more power. What are the pros?
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Exposed (or nearly) nerves for communication. I imagine that they lead to a lobe in the brain that's able to both generate and process mind-to-mind communication. Maybe something like our temporal lobes and Broca's area which handle heari
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It also seemed like most of the other animals had their nostrils on in the shoulder area. (I need to watch it again to confirm.) Why not the Na'vi? Probably because if they looked too alien (four eyes, four arms, no noses), the audience wo
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MS didn't just bundle the browser with the OS, they tied the OS to the browser and claimed that it couldn't be removed. They also routinely set IE as the default browser even when users had chosen otherwise. Netscape certainly dropped the
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I'm not a physicist, but doesn't the conductor need to fully encircle the card to make a Faraday cage? I would think that something U-shaped (in one dimension or another) like a typical wallet would just act as a waveguide. Even if it does
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