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atourino
14y ago
Then you'd miss the SwiftKey prediction options, which allow me to tap out common sentences in a breeze, and the multiple active languages, a huge plus in countries with multiple languages. :)
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Free [New York state] Phone Number
(callcentric.com)
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atourino
14y ago
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atourino
15y ago
You should know the basics to know why you're ignoring them. When you start writing, you have to use proper grammar, spelling, etc. Once you have that down, you can choose to ignore rules or making them work for another purpose. That is wha
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atourino
15y ago
You can probably implement these things yourself once you notice them missing.
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atourino
15y ago
A couple of points: - Backups are your responsibility. Not the hosts, not the government. Not anyone else. You. Period. - Cannot pay with Paypal? Paypal HQ spontaneously explodes into a huge ball of fiery death? Find another way to pay. It'
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atourino
15y ago
Why is that surprising? People complaining about the lack of features obviously need something more capable. For the rest of us, the lightweight, cheap option is good enough. :)
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atourino
16y ago
By dangerous animal you mean humans, right? ;)
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atourino
16y ago
I'd be happy if only I had the opportunity to buy apps, period. I can only access apps that are free AND not US-only (so no Amazon Kindle for Android app). While I understand that there may be some considerations I'm not aware of, my iphone
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atourino
16y ago
Good point, I had glossed over ebooks. Many thanks!
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atourino
16y ago
Yeah. the 40% is great fro ebook and screencast. I hadn't taken ebooks into account.
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atourino
16y ago
It's hard to get excited about a promotion that brings down the price to about what Amazon already sells their books. I'm not trying to diss the PragProgs. I like their books as they're very useful to me. I do own a couple. But from the cus
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atourino
16y ago
Well.. Depends really. The benefits you receive is not limited to that one company (people you meet, network, advice, etc)... Those transfer with you if you later start another company, and another. It could turn out to be really cheap in t
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atourino
16y ago
That Facebook is evil or not is irrelevant, I think. (I happen to think that their interests and the privacy interests of their users are not aligned at all). Google is fighting the good cause, ok, I agree. But the method they used in this
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atourino
16y ago
It seems to me that their wording pushes their anti Facebook data locking agenda, intimidating novice users. To me, this goes against their "don't be evil" company motto.
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atourino
16y ago
There's a similar free service for online writing: http://timecert.org/ It's by http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=pelle
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atourino
16y ago
Why don't you start the story off with your email. If they are interested, they will click through to the rest of your pages.
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17y ago
I'd appreciate an invite. http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01Py0H-tJw2Mektbkg3TyvzA==... Thank you!
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atourino
17y ago
Who is John Galt?
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by
atourino
17y ago
Consider an XML file consisting of one long line of text. A diff would not be very useful in that case.
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atourino
18y ago
Bandwidth at Linode is also pooled for Linodes withing the same datacenter (of which they have 4). You can also bring up any number of Linodes and bring them down whenever you want. You will be charged for the full month but if you bring th
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atourino
18y ago
Panama City, Panama
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by
atourino
18y ago
Not only that, but more importantly, on Twitter you can follow pretty much whoever you like without a required acknowledgment from the followed person/organization. To be friends with someone in FB, both parties have to agree, which pretty
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atourino
18y ago
Remember that the secret of creativity is how well you hide your sources. ;) Most creative works now stand on the shoulders of giants.
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18y ago
How so?
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by
atourino
18y ago
It takes some getting used to but once you wrap your brain around it and its quirks it's VERY useful, to me at least. Of course YMMV.