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antidoh
14y ago
Yes, it is impolite to use this day today to argue the point, one way or the other. The author is free to argue his point, today, or preferably on some later day. And if he means it, he can argue it relentlessly and effectively and try to
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antidoh
14y ago
Yeah. This is cool and all, but it's kind of like modifying your cigarette lighter to carry passengers.
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antidoh
14y ago
It's good that China does this, because it motivates people to find out how to circumvent it.
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antidoh
14y ago
"calculated to influence and affect the US government by intimidation and coercion". So we just make shit up now, to make things look as bad as possible and as worth prosecution as possible?
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antidoh
14y ago
"I finished my second meeting of the day in Jackson Square and needed to get over to the Financial District. So I pressed the button on my phone and the app informed me it would be six minutes. Just then, I got a text from my wife asking wh
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antidoh
14y ago
If true (and there's probably more than a little fire behind that smoke), then don't work at those places. Supply and demand works both ways.
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antidoh
14y ago
That was not cool. Froze my browser (FF, linux). I'd flag the hell out of this if I could.
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antidoh
14y ago
Bringing Sandy grids back up depended in part on loaned electrical workers from all over the region and country. If more regions or a large part of the country is affected, that's going to be hard or impossible. Providers don't staff for th
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antidoh
14y ago
"as does exercise, though I can't see as direct a impact on brain energy as sleeping and napping." You sleep better if you exercise effectively.
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14y ago
CONSUME MARRY AND REPRODUCE OBEY
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antidoh
14y ago
If you host your own email, you may need to know more and do more than you think you need to do. I tried it for awhile, it was easy to set up with postfix. The problem I ran into is that large services like gmail and linked in would not se
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antidoh
14y ago
One thing is they show scores on comments, as HN used to do. I really miss that.
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antidoh
14y ago
Disrupt Hacker News! Come help change the way that we Hacker News Hacker News! :) I'm not near as focused as you are, but I understand your discontent. I have two suggestions. One, the easy thing (easy as in less work and commitment), whic
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antidoh
14y ago
Why?
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antidoh
14y ago
I meant it literally.
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antidoh
14y ago
"Linux Mint as a Debian based version of their distro," Didn't realize that, I'd always seen it as Ubuntu-derived. Thanks.
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antidoh
14y ago
I mean something not derived from Ubuntu. Yes, Xubuntu (which I currently run underneath XMonad) does not (yet) have this and future related features, and that's good. But by using an Ubuntu derived distro, you lend credibility to Ubuntu an
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antidoh
14y ago
Indeed. If spyware is a continuum from onerous to innocuous, then at the moment Canonical's string sending/sharing is somewhere near the innocuous end of the line. But it's still within the continuum. By excusing it as innocuous and (for no
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14y ago
What distro would you recommend take the place of Ubuntu, as a recommended for newbs distro? I mean a distro that you would feel comfortable recommending to a stranger that you will not be able to help install or support the distro, as well
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14y ago
Book burning: Amazon turned off access to people's Kindle copies of 1984, that they had purchased from Amazon. When I buy a book at the store it stays bought, and the store is not going to break in to my apartment and take that book back. G
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14y ago
"Time for a new distro. I happily switched to Mint." Does my irony meter need calibration?
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14y ago
"Open this website in Chrome or Safari for the best performance." And wants to work at a general readership newspaper.
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antidoh
14y ago
I meant Git to SVN is backwards.
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antidoh
14y ago
SVN to Git is going backwards. At least go to another distributed vc. If your interns got confused on their own, they could use some direction. As interns. I still get tense when I think about SVN merging.
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antidoh
14y ago
Also recommend Measuring America, very readable history of the American survey. http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=8989073835&...
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14y ago
He's using a Macbook because he already has one. He's not going to buy another one.
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14y ago
From your house to Google is encrypted, but is it transmitted encrypted to the recipient's email provider?
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14y ago
You can innovate all you want, but if people don't want or need it they aren't going to buy it. Moving from a farming/subsistence economy where most people had something to do with food production to survive, to our present post-farming/ind
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antidoh
14y ago
What's Obamacare? My life hasn't changed. And when Obamacare kicks in, my healthcare life will still be fundamentally managed by insurance companies, with somewhat changed regulation around the margins but still extremely profitable.
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14y ago
They don't need to break encryption for telecom interception to be worthwhile. Most email is not encrypted. Knowing what web sites you go to, if you are otherwise interesting, is worth knowing even if they can't read the bits. Pen registers
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