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by aohtsab 17y ago
dickensurl.com
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by aohtsab 17y ago
http://5z8.info/dogporn_n3p6_bomb-plans My happiness is confused. =) This is the best and worst thing I've seen all day.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
I'm surprised that no one's commented on what Jon Stack was talking about — the laws affecting Indie Contractor's tax status. http://synergistech.com/ic-taxlaw.shtml "20 Questions" of the IRS to determine status http://synergistech.com/2
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by aohtsab 17y ago
I couldn't agree more—it's highly unlikely that he would craft only two flash cards to help him with Arabic. Also, god forbid that someone disagrees with the US's asinine foreign policy over the past decade or so — the last thing we need is
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Barbie's new career: Computer Engineer(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by aohtsab 17y ago|1 comments
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by aohtsab 17y ago
although adding their fb profile pic to all of their comments might take away the edge of anonymity.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
was this already available? ...or is this the SDK everyone's waiting for?
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by aohtsab 17y ago
submission required a brief description of proposed applications, which Amazon said they would review. I don't get it - does that mean that they'll wade through all of the ideas and pick the ones that sound good? Or was it just a soft filte
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Kindle Dev Kit open to beta testers(kindlepublishing.amazon.com)
7 points by aohtsab 17y ago|7 comments
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Not quite true — at $500 it's more affordable than a regular Macbook, so for people not in need of full computing power, it might be a viable alternative. ...once it gets flash support, of course.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Agreed on the lack of e-ink. When I read that Amazon and Sony would have to struggle to provide a touch-screen, full-color interface, I thought that meant Apple had come out with an e-ink tablet. It looks really cool, yes, but frankly I'm d
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by aohtsab 17y ago
I've been struggling as to whether finding the right co-founder for my startup is worth the effort. I think I'm going to stick it out on my own, at least for now. EDIT: I originally said I was "on the verge" of bringing out my startup, but
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Six weeks passed this prior semester before I realized I was going to fail all of my classes. Was I focused? Absolutely not. This past semester I switched into Engineering from a Liberal Arts degree, and I'd never felt so worthless, incompe
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Mikandi: The World's First Porn App Store for Android(gizmodo.com)
1 points by aohtsab 17y ago|0 comments
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by aohtsab 17y ago
I couldn't agree more—I've stopped trying to find a connection between writing poetry and coding; rejecting the notion of a need for continuity/connection in all of my interests has made me a happier person.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
digression re: automatically-refreshing kindles what about a kindloid computer? (say a regular tablet pc but with a kindle monitor) If Murdoch is on target, this would really be the death of journalism.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Installed mutt last night! ...and found out the pextlib1.0 was missing. any clues?
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by aohtsab 17y ago
I often feel this way. I try not to tell anyone what I'm working on, because I usually don't finish it—the expectations drive me crazy. Also, for me, talking about a project is another way to procrastinate actually doing it.
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Ask HN: Solution for eye strain?
10 points by aohtsab 17y ago|29 comments
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Very true. From what I understood, the data was nothing more than something for the senator to chew on.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
You are right: bitching does nothing, yet writing our representatives is almost as bad. I interned for a certain senator a while back—all the letters that people sent in were recorded as tallies in a system, and the responses were typed up
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by aohtsab 17y ago
Here's Wikileaks' coverage: http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Proposed_US_ACTA_multi-lateral_int... Maybe it's worth toying with the idea of setting up a private ISP—a pre-emptive underground? This situation is absolutely ridiculous.
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by aohtsab 17y ago
This is brilliant. Also, interesting: the Web site said that the father abhorred silence, preferring to listen to classical music. At the bottom, they mentioned that both father and son especially liked The Legendary Pink Dots. I've include
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by aohtsab 17y ago
There's been a push in my area to introduce a similar concept, but with cars. It's based off of the San Francisco model: http://www.citycarshare.org Anyone from the Bay area have any feedback?