aleksandrm

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   by aleksandrm 6y ago

   First thing that came to my mind was woodcutter = logger.
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   by aleksandrm 6y ago

   > its also worth noting that the nytimes might not be taking into account the number of people working from home. Duty and loadcycles for this year are going to be very hard to predict. Do you think think the demand would be higher? In p
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   by aleksandrm 6y ago

   Is it a Citibank limit that you only move 10k every N days? I changed banks to Ally last year and had no such issue.
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   by aleksandrm 6y ago

   Care to elaborate how could a household receive 4k plus in stimulus? Was it 4 different people who had earned 99k or less in one household?
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   by aleksandrm 6y ago

   I traveled a lot and studied in international schools, embassy sf schools and schools in USSR as well as US. I was born in USSR so I mainly studied there between my travels, and everything that I saw and experienced came no where close to t
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   by aleksandrm 7y ago

   I would be interested in seeing it if open sourced. I used YouMail in the past and their UI really bugged me, so I was playing around with the idea of building something more modern and self hosted.
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   by aleksandrm 9y ago

   Kinda offtopic, but apparently they also own a Formula E team. Big money.
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   by aleksandrm 9y ago

   They also needed to save fuel, I know Raikonnen did and probably Verstappen too so that was pretty boring when drivers cant push to the max. Add refueling back, make it more exciting. Instead they keep making the rules worse, like changing
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   by aleksandrm 9y ago

   Bootstrap templates are Show HN material now?
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    There are plenty of resources on youtube, i found Primitive Technology channel quite enjoyable to watch.
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    Imgur was more than OK with it. Without Reddit Imgur would not be where it is today.
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    Afaik, they discontinued offering public links as a way of hosting.
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    Routing is not very complex.
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    Watch out, we have a bad ass over here.
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    by aleksandrm 9y ago

    Title is a bit misleading, this is not an actual infinite scrolling as we generally know it by, but a looped scrolling, as the name suggests.
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    by aleksandrm 10y ago

    PayPal is a nightmarish company. I've lost ~3000 USD to PayPal when I was doing small business back in early 2000s. Their "buyer first" policy had screwed us big time, even though we have provided all the documentation to con
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    by aleksandrm 11y ago

    > I’ve got momentum, I don’t feel like stopping, I’m running late. This is what baffles me the most. The same could be said for cars, not to mention that every red light/stop sign stop-and-go wastes a lot more fuel/creates more
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    by aleksandrm 11y ago

    Agreed, $25M is nothing and they should be slapped with a much higher penalty. PayPal is the scummiest company on Earth. A buyer opened a dispute with them, and PayPal robbed me of $2500, tried fighting them for 2 years but eventually gave
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    Cylons write in Cython.
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    There is a great award-winning short film (11 minutes) about this, based on a true story, Bus 44[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK4TUP0VKLY
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    Yes, I have HTTPS Everywhere installed. I will disable SSL Observatory and see if that helps. Thanks for the tip.
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    I love Firefox, but since I upgraded from 28 to 29, it has been crashing for me on Win 7 on a daily basis. Looking in about:crashes I have close to 30 crashes reported. The moment I upgraded to 30, it crashed. sigh
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    Completely agree, and I think it might turn more off than on. For example, she states that she would now write the subject line as: "Learn how I increased X for company Y". To me it seems like a very spammy subject line, that has
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    by aleksandrm 12y ago

    I used to have a 3Mbit DSL connection from AT&T, I have now switched to a 6Mbit DSL connection from a local provider (who is using same wires). Sure, I'd love more speed, although I've grown to cope with the lack of it. I am j
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    Some if not all payment processing websites, like Stripe, still require that you use SSL to prevent MITM attacks.
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    There's a similar short-film that I thought was more thought-provoking -- http://vimeo.com/channels/staffpicks/42857970
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    I launched http://bootcamper.io 9 months ago. BootCamper is a database for all the technology bootcamps/workshops/schools out there. I myself was trying to get into a bootcamp but realized that there was no single plac
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    Can't really tell, it is not very mobile friendly, text and navigation is all over the place.
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    http://mycelial.com and http://prtflio.eu to add to that list.
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    by aleksandrm 13y ago

    Is there really no "good-guy" alternative to PayPal? Since PayPal froze my account several years ago and robbed me of 2K, I have been in search of a better alternative. First came WePay, I tried using it, but it was awkward and slow, it too