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How does the WakeMate communicate with the phone to set off the alarm? Bluetooth or Wifi?
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While not related to the content of the article, the title reminded of Eagle Computer. Its CEO, Dennis Barnhart, bought a Ferrari and accidentally drove over a cliff and was killed on the day of their IPO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagl
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"Urgh, Rails..." You can hardly blame Rails for your programming error.
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I have a similar rule when it comes to business advice. It's only useful when coming from someone made rich through their own business. Of course there will be exceptions, but I've found this rule works from my own experiences. Maybe a more
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Koyaanisqatsi
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It may come down to the mainstream game industry's aversion to risk. The high cost of game development has meant fewer risks are taken. Perhaps the stealth genre is considered to difficult to get right or there isn't enough interest to make
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Flash does have an unresponsive script warning. If a script is taking to long to run a box will pop up asking if you want to stop it or let it continue.
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What drawbacks are you thinking of? Lack of colour and refresh time?
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The domain name seems to be wrong or expired.
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Ask HN: Living overseas with a profitable online business
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Feynman's brown-throated thrush anecdote isn't saying that names don't serve a valuable purpose. As you've shown in your examples names are a tool to help us reference knowledge, but they are not the knowledge itself. Unfortunately people d
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Mongrel 2 and now a book on Python. The man is a machine.
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Some companies do, others don't. Often what you think would be your business model turns out to be totally wrong and you need to change it. Even if you have a business model you should still be looking for others until you know the first on
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You're thinking too deeply into that example. It's just a thought exercise to better understand how gravity works and easier for people to grasp.
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A short list of computer history documentaries & films
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As an uncle with 18 nieces and nephews I can tell you that most of them don't have anything better to do.
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He did this http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/4/2010/09/500x_p...
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My experience has been the same regarding chargebacks. High volume of transactions, very few chargebacks, all or most refunded (I can't remember for sure).
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I use the European PayPal which I believe has different regulations (for the better) than the American one. I've never encountered a problem with getting funds in 3 years of heavy use. We have had a few chargebacks which in some cases were
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For minimalism to work you need strong content. This website doesn't have that. Even with strong content this design still has plenty of problems. That link hover effect is awful. It feels like I'm playing whack-a-mole. You also limited the
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I offer both a monthly and yearly for a $9.99 p/m subscription. 24% of my customers pay yearly. The yearly comes with two months free to encourage customers in that direction.
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Check out these screencasts (links below). Even if you never work with Rails or Ruby it'll give you an idea of how to contribute to other projects. http://railscasts.com/episodes/50-contributing-to-rails http://railscasts.com/episodes/11
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I'm confused. Did it work because people felt more full and ate less, or did they eat the same amount but the water reduced the number of calories the stomach could generate from the food?
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YouTube listed the reasons why they still use Flash over HTML 5 http://apiblog.youtube.com/2010/06/flash-and-html5-tag.html
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I'd pay for a Kindle version.
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How do you do your development? Do you work on the actual hardware or use an emulator?
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Facebook is more for existing friendships, not finding new ones. From speaking with people, it seems most people reject friend requests from people they don't know.
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Would this be possible as a Facebook app? That would help get past the initial chicken and egg problem any project like this would have. I'm about an hour away from the nearest decent sized city so something like this would be useful for fi
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It's having problems with Opera. The text is really huge.
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When writing regular expressions I always use this website to test them out. http://www.rubular.com
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