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alexyim
16y ago
I think we're trying to find the lesser of evils here
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16y ago
Clever way to emphasize the need for hackers
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16y ago
> But having said that, there's an element of the social contract at play here. The exact same logic this guy is using suggests that he also shouldn't answer the questions of police investigating crimes in his neighborhood. "Have you se
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16y ago
Surprisingly, the other one only has 2 points. This is another example showing how heavily other factors weigh in getting upvoted, as opposed to just purely the content of the website.
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16y ago
Thanks
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16y ago
What does the US have?
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16y ago
Unless I'm missing something, this title is misleading. The article itself doesn't say anything about Jobs making that statement, only the fact that Cult of Mac speculates that FB's terms became onerous.
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16y ago
Here's another thread on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=318827
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16y ago
That isn't the assertion though. The assertion is that he shouldn't be able to charge whatever he wants.
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16y ago
I like that on HN, people use memes intelligently.
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16y ago
Why don't you just say "I'm running an Internet business"?
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16y ago
A side effect of doing this is that it is much more fuel efficient to not have to go into a cycle of breaking and accelerating again.
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16y ago
It's easier to switch from paid to free than otherwise.
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16y ago
If you crave money for its own sake you will never be rich. What's the logic behind that? I see a lot of people making this claim (probably unwarranted).. where exactly is this coming from?
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16y ago
This article leaves a lot missing. When was the last time you saw someone who looked ripped but couldn't lift some heavy weights? Lifting high rep low weight certainly doesn't prepare you for that.
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16y ago
I found the use of Fahrenheit disturbing
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16y ago
Another useful thing is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myofascial_release . Go pick up the hardest foam roller you can handle and start rolling: http://www.amazon.com/Foam-Roller-6-x-36/dp/B000Y4W9VA/ It has done wonders for my body.
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16y ago
Their mice acceleration curves sucks
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16y ago
I find the author a little naive for not knowing that most excuses that people have are just made to protect the ego. :/ And it's unreasonable to expect everyone to be hard-working on something whose outcome will be largely determined by ch
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16y ago
Game is like the Force. The choice of being Sith or Jedi lies with you.
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16y ago
The Smashing Book is good
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16y ago
Does anyone else find how disgustingly in your face earning "karma points" is? Game mechanics should be more subtle.
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16y ago
Interestingly, a search for "ostensibly xkcd" shows the comic in the first link: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ostensibly+xkcd&v=
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16y ago
Nope. I think the article understates this but there is a difference between APM and EAPM. eAPM (Effective APM) is probably what he was getting at. Semi-pros can have APMs of 200-700, with 70% of their actions being actions like spamming mu
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16y ago
ZeroCater
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JQuery google api and other google hosted javascript libraries.
(scriptsrc.net)
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16y ago
Yeah I should've clarified, Google's CAPTCHAs is one of the best at keeping bots out (and humans too if necessary)
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Also, if you wanted to particularly target that site's slider for spamming, it isn't hard to do. "Although a checkbox "check here if you are not a bot" might serve to distinguish between humans and computers, it is not a CAPTCHA because it
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This (and other creative implementations) works because it's not mainstream. I'd imagine once it becomes big, spammers will find a way to defeat it. As far as I know, different CAPTCHAs have different degrees of effectiveness. Google's is a
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16y ago
It seems like you have to have a particular mindset to practice meditation. For some reason, the concept of meditation is intuitive to me.. an analogy I feel like making is that it's similar to "reading between the lines." Yet at the same t
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