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by Steve0 15y ago
In that case, it's easy to change a name, then continue selling your product. Not if (some part) of your product is patented.
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by Steve0 15y ago
This reminds me of the old tiny-url file system: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/05/10/25/0350222/TinyDisk-A-F...
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by Steve0 16y ago
What's your added value compared to ninite? Why does one need to register to dowload the trial?
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by Steve0 16y ago
Makes you wonder, when will the floppy be discarded as the icon for 'save'?
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by Steve0 16y ago
Might not want to know, but there is a password reset function.
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by Steve0 16y ago
Well, at least it has a webcam.
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by Steve0 16y ago
This security-hole is for people surfing unencrypted networks. There are warnings you get from windows when you connect to such a network. I can assume OSX does the same. The ferret and hamster tools did the same thing, just not packaged as
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by Steve0 16y ago
They de-criminalized it, The Netherlands never 'really' legalized production. The only legal pot growing is done for medicinal cannabis, which is a very marginal market compared to the coffeeshops. The reason was amongst others, that The Ne
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by Steve0 16y ago
Probably some motive against one of the customers. If you can extort some cash out of a gambling site with short dns-ttl it could be worth your effort. Maybe the target's data center is more ddos-proof than the one from easydns, extortionis
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by Steve0 16y ago
No network cards included. Remember that.
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by Steve0 16y ago
Well, I connect to my workstation on my laptop with remote desktop. This way I can use my netbook on the road and still have the quadcore gpu, multiple vm's and the open tabs in firefox.
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by Steve0 16y ago
Looks very nice. Seems to solve a problem, a win-win for everyone. But how will you generate renevue?
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by Steve0 16y ago
So 'the future' doesn't have any printer drivers?
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by Steve0 17y ago
How about we let the consumer decide which apps are worthy of their cash. It's been going on for many years and this model works pretty good.
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by Steve0 17y ago
True, also lots of people just want a cheap and easy phone for everyday use; and a point and click for birthdays, my parents for example. I don't want to be carrying a 450€ phone with me all the time: it drops, gets dirty, gets lost or stol
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by Steve0 17y ago
I know it's cheating, but someone should write a script that does that. Would be cool just to see the link between Donald Duck and the LHC.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Now an easy to remember domain name and you're good to go! edit: http://tinyurl.com/givemyip
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by Steve0 17y ago
That's your choice of course. If you work in a small school it's easy to block unsuitable sites this way.Another alternative would be the level 3 dns servers, easy to remember, pretty fast and no alteration of records.
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by Steve0 17y ago
What kind of battery does it use and how do you charge it? How long before it needs to be charged. Your website is quite informative about the science but seems to leave out this basic operation information. Looks cool anyway, with free s
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by Steve0 17y ago
Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog: you understand it better, but the frog dies in the process. Mark Twain
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by Steve0 17y ago
How many languages do you know?
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by Steve0 17y ago
Would rather transform my whiteboard to an office.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Bill Hicks on Marketing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDW_Hj2K0wo
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by Steve0 17y ago
Just want to note they give users the incentive of extra space when a friend joins and installs the application. They also have a nice tracking tool to 'spy' on which people showed interest and how far in the registration-process they got.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Found it! http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/startupswiki/Ask_YC_Archive
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by Steve0 17y ago
I disagree: give me a cashier in their forties or fifties anytime. They are work fast and are more experienced than a young temp or weekend worker. For me the people who are waiting makes a big difference. Couples are good, because when on
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by Steve0 17y ago
Nobody? Too bad!
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Ask HN: the overview of interesting hn posts by subject?
6 points by Steve0 17y ago|2 comments
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by Steve0 17y ago
Drupal has become a known brand over the years, seems no more than prudent to protect it. The software is GPL, so your rights are safe. You can take the code and fork the hell out of it. You just can't call it "Steve0's Improved Drupal". I
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by Steve0 17y ago
Open source is/was never about the money. It's about the freedom of having the source. The license is pretty easy and simple if you distribute your modified soft with the same open source licence. The concept of the gpl is: I show you my co

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