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by Sealy 13y ago
Sure, I appreciate the advice. I was considering switching the front end of my site over to bootstrap for compatibility and to save time (its custom css/jqueryui at the moment). Maybe I'll create a clone of it in bootstrap and see
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Ask HN: Your opinion of Bootstrap
6 points by Sealy 13y ago|13 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
Agreed. This and google's offering seem the most professional.
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by Sealy 13y ago
Thats a very good concept. Is there a way of developing it into a localized client? These days (and no offense to you) users would rather know they have control over their own data.
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Jon Matonis appointed as Executive Director(bitcoinfoundation.org)
1 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Travelling in South America - is there good Internet access?
5 points by Sealy 13y ago|5 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
My thoughts. If you dont enjoy doing it in your free time. Don't try to force yourself. You will never succeed. If you are an aspiring entrepreneur then there are still plenty of ways to get involved in the startup scene without being
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by Sealy 13y ago
Launch it as a single founder. If its ready, then there's no harm in seeing if your product can gain traction by itself. What's the worse that could happen? If it takes off, you won't need to ask people to come on board, they
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by Sealy 13y ago
The UK is covered by the Data Protection Act of 1998: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Protection_Act_1998 The first paragraph mentions: it was enacted to bring UK law into line with the EU data protection directive
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by Sealy 13y ago
I'm not American. I believe that we should be taking notice as an international community about American (Tech & privacy related) politics. Why? Because it impacts us too. There is no doubt that a majority of today's web innov
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by Sealy 13y ago
What are your thoughts on Google's corporate mail service? http://www.google.com/enterprise/apps/business/pricing.html $5 a month / $50 a year.
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Ask HN: What do you use for your mailhost?
5 points by Sealy 13y ago|9 comments
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And how would you like to pay, sir – cash, credit card, or Bitcoin?(guardian.co.uk)
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by Sealy 13y ago
Agreed with clscott. This will help you understand the cause and highlight any potential triggers you might have. Speaking to people these days doesn't have anywhere near as much social stigma as it once did.
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by Sealy 13y ago
I noticed that I tend to get upvotes for posting genuinely interesting articles. Or at least articles that I think are going to be interesting (and from a good source). The posting policy here encourages value adding tech links. Most of
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by Sealy 13y ago
I'm also curious. From the digging I've done. A lot of the numbers can be seen on CrunchBase.com from the TechCrunch guys. They will rarely share the percentage equity given away though. I'm guessing this is something founder
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by Sealy 13y ago
https://btc.sx/ - Bitcoin Trading for those who want to go Long or Short using only Bitcoin.
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Dethroning The Dollar: The Yuan, The Bitcoin, And Other 'Usurpers'(forbes.com)
1 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
That is a very cool feature. A great example of well applied Business Intelligence and data mining. Hackers take note, this is how you get value out of your growing datasets.
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by Sealy 13y ago
putting your money where your mouth is
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German government relieves capital gains tax on bitcoin positions(coindesk.com)
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Bitcoin's successors: from Litecoin to Freicoin and onwards(guardian.co.uk)
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Password fatigue haunts Internet masses: the future of the password(smh.com.au)
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by Sealy 13y ago
You raise a very good point aresant. Its a point which everybody should understand. It is not interesting to post a story which says "Pandora Paid Over $1,300 for 1 Million Plays" but it is very interesting to post a story which s
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by Sealy 13y ago
I'm now more confident that I love mathematics and programming. More than ever. But I'm afraid to admit it. My advice would be don't be afraid. Its easy for me to say but the entire HN community is built on people with a lo
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Ask HN: Who's the kid on the front page of Y Combinator.com?
4 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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Apple OS X Mavericks 10.9 preview(engadget.com)
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by Sealy 13y ago
To me, this announcement tells us one thing. The Australian government is taking Bitcoin more and more seriously. This is great news for Bitcoin users around the world as it is the first step towards countries officially recognising it as a
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Australian Tax Office targets Bitcoin(afr.com)
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Wikileaks (supporters of Snowden) accepts Bitcoin Donations(shop.wikileaks.org)
2 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments

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