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by ZoomStop 7y ago
Indicate the direction of North at street level subway exits As someone who vacations in NYC every few years, this would be great. Sad that my map collection showing NYC changing over the years may have its last map already.
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
If you like WinDirStat, try WizTree sometime. Not open source but free from antibody-software. Many times faster in operation that WinDirStat. For file renaming lately ReNamer Lite by den4b has been great. It seems to have all the power o
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
Most of the authors examples involve buying a generation or two older and buying used. I would certainly expect previously owned gadgets to cost substantially less. While there is a lot less early adopter risk in this, most of the savings a
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
Was having the same problem. Fixed it by disabling the adding events from Gmail automatically according to the Google instructions. I would rather choose what hits my calendar anyway. https://support.google.com/calendar&#x2F
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
"Because the total amount available for these alternative payments is $31 million, each person who takes the money option is going to get a very small amount. Nowhere near the $125 they could have gotten if there hadn’t been such an en
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
Many states in the USA are similar once you get above a certain blade length to allow for common pocket knives. Then again the same rules will get you in trouble for having a baseball bat and don't seem to have a good reason.
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
A link at the top for 2019 would be helpful, maybe change text color for year being displayed? When navigating years returning to 2019 isn't intuitive.
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by ZoomStop 7y ago
I read it like the author moved out with six months expenses in the bank. After six months they hadn't been able to make money off music and weren't having luck finding a job. So while OP was in the hospital they terminated the le
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Remember clearly buying my Voodoo Banshee from Babbage's for $250 USD. My high school girlfriend at the time was so annoyed that I would spend so much on something so strange at the time. GLQuake blew my mind, but I was just trying to
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Getting a 502 instead of the article
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
The query assigned looks to be random a & A, this is genius. Watch out for my knock off, bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.com
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
If your price is lower than Amazon by a magic percentage, you have a good sales record, and probably other unknown factors, Amazon will grant the buybox now to other sellers on Amazon carried items.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
That's a 2009 study, so more like every time you open your flip phone.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
The whole article is based on the x in Linux being wrong because Unix should have been called Unics seems thin. The 2017 interview with Kernighan makes it sound like it was Unix from very early on. https://www.linuxjournal.com&#
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
My apologies, you are correct.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
They write up a 4,000+ word article on this product yet don't mention the exposure it got on US prime time with Shark Tank. I think that is where many people first saw this product.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
This is the site that last year had a password reset bug also. When resetting your password the system would generate a random password and email it. During the reset password the current password (the one emailed) is required, and their fo
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
This is the site that last year had a password reset bug also. When resetting your password the system would generate a random password and email it. During the reset password the current password (the one emailed) is required, and their fo
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USPS API bug exposed user data of 60M users(krebsonsecurity.com)
1 points by ZoomStop 8y ago|1 comments
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Looks like the article was deleted
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
This was a reply to a different article, sorry.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
> Even more importantly: Amazon is bad. It is monopolistic [...] Its owner should have his immoral hoard of wealth forcibly expropriated by the state before his power grows so great that all of society is warped by it. That is a heck of
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
> Our quest for greater page-speed optimizations reached a point were we considered jQuery as unnecessary overhead. Their 'conditions for removal' are half made up of reasons they want to remove jQuery. Makes no sense.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Interesting idea, an alternativeto.net style site for consumer products with crowd maintained lists. I'm sure you could affiliate link to a lot of the products to help finance the effort.
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
A fellow HN detailed how he did it here, seems extremely non-intuitive. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17235923
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
His rationale that the accumulated mailing list would be highly valuable is not wrong. The idea such a list would be sold by a luxury toy company looking for cash in hard economic times isn't hard to fathom. And this is before robo cal
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Showing the error "Unable to find table: fh-bigquery:reddit_comments.2015_05" https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/table/fh-bigquery:reddit_c...
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by ZoomStop 8y ago
Currently you have to be a member of their affiliate program to get API access. To become a full "member" you have to be a prospect who generates three referral sales (iirc) within a 30 day period. So once in you have the API, but
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by ZoomStop 9y ago
Why do they call them all a "gigafactory"? This is getting ridiculous since the subject "gigafactory" in the article is a million square feet and 500 employees.
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by ZoomStop 9y ago
It's on GitHub also and looks to be from today: https://github.com/amp-letter/amp-letter.github.io

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