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17y ago
Why is the fact that they're switching to WebKit buried in the document so deeply? That's like the best thing they did.
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17y ago
The service is way more than just a simple front for ssh. The fact that you can boot up a free instance, from anywhere, with access to various ports, means that you could theoretically: Share files with a friend Run a (sinatra web app
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17y ago
I'll be glad when these so obviously fake "documents" completely disappear. Clouded Leopard? Really? Why not Cloud Leopard? Does anyone actually think Apple would call a product "Clouded Leopard?" Or that a tiny 7" tablet needs a power-hung
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17y ago
If "designer" 3D glasses catch on, I'll eat a shoe. "Ms. Costeira of XpanD thinks personalized designs that can be used with 3-D HDTVs and video games could turn into something big. “Stylish, thin and light, 3-D glasses will become your new
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17y ago
Thanks for letting us know. That makes a lot of sense.
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17y ago
This article's got a lot of inaccuracies (Unix based systems all use X and a window manager? Has the guy even used OS X?) and honestly, it doesn't really even say that much about Haiku!
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17y ago
Another good article on this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=870102
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17y ago
Good article... if the server's up!
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Compiling Ruby with MacRuby 0.5b1
(tedwise.com)
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17y ago
Absolutely beautiful. I wish him the best of luck, and his optimism will inspire me for months to come.
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17y ago
Thanks to whatever wonderful person decides to send me an invite! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01GPRZS7MMhoJkiwlSCG7hMA==...
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17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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17y ago
Strange days, these.
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17y ago
There's a phone number in his whois records for his domain names... though calling it would be a just a little creepy.
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17y ago
There's plenty of study on relationships between people of opposite sex. I don't even know how you could say this.
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17y ago
http://hackerne.ws too, though these are all of dubious merit
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17y ago
Thought the exact same thing about that Word pie chart when I read the "death of word" article before.
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17y ago
Guess the GV thing was the tip of the iceberg for him.
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17y ago
My apologies if I offended you; I just wanted to point it out.
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17y ago
Obscuring his public key tells me this guy doesn't quite understand what the point of public-private key encryption is.
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17y ago
This article is about exactly as sensationalist as I've come to expect from Fox News. Out of all of the (3) applications mentioned in the article, one's functionality has been duplicated for some time on another device (TomTom speed trap re
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17y ago
What makes this different from HN?
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Entrepreneurial Journal: Dan Melinger of Socialight
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17y ago
It's great research like this that makes me wonder why some people are against genetically modified foods. I'm sure some modifications are bad, but how could ones like these do anything but help people survive that otherwise wouldn't?
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17y ago
RJDJ is awesome.
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17y ago
Really enjoyed the explanation of how addition falls out of the lambda calculus, as I'd never seen that before.
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17y ago
Honestly, the article comes off kind of like someone who was a billionaire complaining about how they've become a millionaire. We don't get free coffee or free hot breakfast every weekday morning in the dorms at my school.
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17y ago
Would be interesting to see a comparison of profit over materials and manufacturing for both, taking into account how many of each they've sold.
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17y ago
Wouldn't 99% of this stuff be cleared up by the compiler anyway?
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17y ago
Not like anyone writing a spider has to obey the robots.txt file.
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