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by adnam 13y ago
You're keeping PHP support because you like elephants, right?
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by adnam 13y ago
Before I click, just a quick bet with myself this excellent question has been closed. [edit] yep, locked. Thanks NullUserException! Now another quick bet with myself that someone will reply to this comment defending S.O.s repeated closure o
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by adnam 13y ago
The guy from Henley on Thames was the best (speakerid=70).
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by adnam 13y ago
Yet the poll-results show that HN is predominantly INTP/INTJ, which Myers-Brigg would predict for this audience!
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by adnam 13y ago
On the one hand, Myers-Brigg is "pseudoscience". On the other, most HN-readers are INTP or INTJ, as expected.
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by adnam 13y ago
Snowden comes in from the cold, while Assange stalemate ends in a dramatic way.
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by adnam 13y ago
First crowd-sourced politician.
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by adnam 13y ago
R-R-R-R-Repost! https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=bellar...
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by adnam 13y ago
@nubela: if this service can be used to bypass BBC content restrictions, you're going to have a bad time. A lot of BBC content can only be viewed within the UK, so if you can use GAC to access this content abroad, the following will ha
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Show HN: we just launched our new app Free SMS and calls for US + Canada(upptalk.com)
1 points by adnam 13y ago|0 comments
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by adnam 13y ago
Snake oil
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by adnam 13y ago
It's probably defaulting to the 4-4-5 calendar used in finance or something.
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by adnam 13y ago
Oh dear. What's the right way then?
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by adnam 13y ago
Well the site is giving a nice Express.js error, bit IIRC he said you could make a cheap Android phone but were then engaged in a "race to the bottom".
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by adnam 13y ago
What was that about "You Can't Build a Smartphone"? http://joshondesign.com/2013/12/02/nosmartphone
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Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices(ecat.com)
29 points by adnam 13y ago|63 comments
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by adnam 13y ago
Let's not forget that the Economist has the privilege of sending journalists to Bilderberg meetings (a secretive lobby attended yearly by heads of industry and government) then not reporting on proceedings.
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by adnam 13y ago
Uninterestin
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by adnam 13y ago
Bon dia pel matí!
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by adnam 13y ago
It sounds like they're doing more than simply determining ones suitability for entry.
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by adnam 13y ago
"I do find astrology really interesting as a kind of primitive or naive version of psychology, really." There you have it. I don't think this makes Catton look stupid at all, and I'm not sure what Mr. McMenamin's po
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by adnam 13y ago
According to _Banging Your Head Against a Brick Wall_ he came up with the idea of using stencils when he was hiding from the police and saw stencilled letters sprayed on the bottom of a truck.
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by adnam 13y ago
That's expensive.
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by adnam 13y ago
You can copy finger prints rather easily, they are something you have.
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by adnam 13y ago
All security is based on either something you know, something you have, something you are, or a combination of the three. - A username is something you know. - A password is something you know. - A pinpad is something you have. - A finger p
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by adnam 13y ago
Spain has average productivity compared to the rest of the European Union, so you're plain wrong. Check out the data ok oecd.org yourself, if you're not too lazy.
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by adnam 13y ago
Few places do this anymore, it's more common in the south which is insanely hot at mid day
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by adnam 13y ago
Before I click, I bet this has been closed as "not constructive". [edit] Yep.
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Professional, very professional.
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by adnam 13y ago
Just want to point out that Charles Graner served only 6 year in prison for his role in Abu Ghraib, which in my mind was a far graver offence.

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