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15y ago
Looks like a video of this in use can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONJtqf2lIIM
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It's not a 1:1 clone. Put them side by side and you'll quickly see differences in font choice and size as well as positioning of several elements. I'm not saying it's not similar, but it's certainly not a clone. And I'd like to think that b
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15y ago
Dustin Curtis' outraged seems somewhat bizarre for someone whose blog/Twitter logo is an obvious rework of the Flash logo: https://www.google.ca/search?q=flash+dc&hl=en&safe=o... https://si0.twimg.com/profile_images/1902246181/l
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15y ago
Those just indicate redirects to Microsoft's website, Apple-owned domains.
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15y ago
Seems to me a single storm might be capable of bringing down most all of these drones, wouldn't it? I wonder how they plan to account for this unless they plan to put them at extremely high altitudes.
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15y ago
Would US Airspace law be at all relevant? My understanding is that TPB goes out of their way to avoid conducting their business anywhere near the United States. I imagine airspace classes in Europe would be a more valid topic.
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15y ago
I think one of the most common ideas found in posts like Greg's is a gross misunderstanding of Stack Overflow's business model[1] which leads one to speculate that the only way to make a site like SO profitable would be to charge for access
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15y ago
Yeah I really wondered about that as a UI decision. I'm sure many of the users here will figure that sort of thing out, but I'm curious whether or not my parents will ever discover the existence of that sort of thing.
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15y ago
Oh I see, that makes perfect sense actually. Thanks you.
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15y ago
I apologize if this is off topic, but from the other comments it seems that everyone here was aware of this .@ command (something I'd never heard of before). Is there some kind of list where all these special commands may be found?
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15y ago
I'm currently running the Dev Preview, and I was curious if anyone knows if there are any differences worth switching for?
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15y ago
Wow, that's truly incredible. I didn't realize anyone had reached this point. I'm excited to see this stuff progress, but I can't help but wonder what sort of social problems this might create as the unskilled jobs of an economy are slowly
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15y ago
I'm not one for tinfoil hats either, but I don't think it's so simple. There are a number of individuals who are detained on suspicion alone. The example that jumps to mind for me would be: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maher_Arar He was a
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15y ago
When I click the logo, it takes me back to the Google Homepage. I've refreshed my cache a number of times. Perhaps they've reverted back? My mouse cursor does not change from default when I hover over it, though.
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15y ago
I think my biggest gripe with the App Store is that there is no alternative. If I want to develop an app for an iPhone I'm locked in to their system. If I want to publish a book, I have a variety of options, both in the physical and online
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15y ago
I wonder if this is a North American phenomenon. In Canada, we haven't recently had any riots for reasons other than sporting events, either.
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15y ago
Oh wow. I don't know about anyone else, but I got impatient just watching the second video. I cannot imagine doing that for six whole years! Haha, unreal! If it's what he has a passion for, however, more power to him. (I'm still in awe over
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15y ago
I'd love some feedback on a project I just launched called Jukebox For Me. ( http://jukeboxfor.me ) I come from a programming background so pointers regarding the interface are more than welcome. Thanks.
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Show HN: Music Playlists using YouTube
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15y ago
The gain in offering up data to Google is free use of a number of services I find useful. Gmail, Google Docs, Google Chrome, Google Search and YouTube are just a handful of the services I enjoy using free of charge. In exchange, I have litt
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15y ago
Reading over these reminded me how poor I am at discrete mathematics. I've taken one class so far, in which I did fairly poorly and I was wondering if anyone had suggestions on where one could turn for practice or learning material for this
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15y ago
Thanks, I'll give that a look as well.
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15y ago
Wow this looks pretty awesome. As a student who is interested in relating programming to finance, this definitely looks like it takes care of some barriers that were previously in place. I'm extremely excited to look into this.
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15y ago
I don't know if I've ever really bought into this. I've yet to hear the story of the individual who lost all social ties because they quit Facebook. I made the decision about a year ago, due to excess wasted time on the site and have yet to
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15y ago
I think it comes down to where the United States chooses to spend its money. I'm not saying the country should feel obligated to be caretakers of the world, but your defense budget is objectively out of control. There are a number of more w
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15y ago
Nothing for C# (could be the #, admittedly), HTML5, canvas animation, canvas or "C". :( It found C (Without quotations) but it was in the context of other words: VC, Capital, CSS etc.
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15y ago
If Wikipedia follows through, I definitely intend to donate more than one dollar. I hope this can get some traction, as it would really help the fight against SOPA if they participated.
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15y ago
In my opinion, when Alexis Ohanian goes before Congress, this should be something that is brought up. Just yesterday ( http://hackerne.ws/item?id=3451934 ) we saw how Congress doesn't understand why this law would be so difficult to enforce
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This is the key point, in my opinion. If someone is willing to risk their life to text while driving, someone is willing to risk financial ruin while driving. It's even less of an incentive and would change nothing. In order to have a succe
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15y ago
I was curious about the taxes as well. Does anyone know what the argument for having a tax system set up this way would be? I imagine there must be some reason, but I'm not sure what it would be.
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