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by auntjemima 18y ago
ohdo.tel, showand.tel, dontaskdont.tel
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I have a long, random password for every site, it is never the same. I have a long pass phrase that unlocks the encrypted records of said passwords. For most sites (most are not important) I make one note in my encrypted records and then
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Amazon Remembers Forgets Barcode Scanner(digitaldaily.allthingsd.com)
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|0 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I couldn't comment on anything specific to lights, but I can comment as a web user. Sometimes it's the little things... I was a bit jarred by your website being so dark. The menu buttons were hard to find (hard being a relative term here,
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Ask HN: what to do with a colocation contract?
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|1 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I liked that talk -- but I've read that infant mortality rates are a misleading indicator and I really want to know what Mr. Rosling think about the subject. The U.S. brings far more at risk kids into the world and so the statistic is d
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The 3 Advantages of a Start-up(flywheelblog.com)
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|0 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
AWS is a separate wing from the Amazon site, they buy their own servers and datacenters. There have already been numerous S3 and EC2 outages. You won't get any support at AWS unless you pay for a premium contract. And, unlike SimpleCDN, t
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by auntjemima 18y ago
SimpleCDN looks like it's already done something like this ("easy API, democratizing the CDN"). While I'm not a customer of either SimpleCDN or CloudFront yet, this looks easy enough to deal with: http://www.simplecdn.com/solutions#Up
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by auntjemima 18y ago
The one with the weevil ("snout is just over 100 microns wide") blows me away too.
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Obama carbon nanotube structures, seen with electron telescope(boston.com)
6 points by auntjemima 18y ago|1 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I close almost any window with the word "rockstar" in it these days. No thankyou.
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by auntjemima 18y ago
It's too bad that "flu" is often used for many things besides influenza, most notably the stomach flu which usually lasts 24 hours. That's way more common than influenza. I run across a lot of people that even think the "flu shot" is for
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REST is UnAmerican(from9till2.com)
15 points by auntjemima 18y ago|2 comments
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Cool, intuitive javascript selection technique(jonoscript.wordpress.com)
5 points by auntjemima 18y ago|0 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
If you liked that, you will REALLY like http://www.gapminder.org
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I'd take two billion too, set up the rest of the money as a trust to fund four specific areas: 1. get people in the developing world clean water, access to enough food, and healthcare 2. give people money to get themselves out of debt (with
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To Patent or Not To Patent?(flywheelblog.com)
1 points by auntjemima 18y ago|0 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
site's unusably slow (right now)
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Alice.com founder: Executing on Gut Feel(flywheelblog.com)
1 points by auntjemima 18y ago|0 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
People are on their way to addressing the problem: http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/openbsd-misc/2008/9/12/327...
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Another reason to use SSH keys, not passwords(portal.acm.org)
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|1 comments
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Silly cloud computing commercial with *automatic weapons* destroying servers(nohardware.com)
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|2 comments
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by auntjemima 18y ago
Here's the main thread on swype: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=299938
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by auntjemima 18y ago
Here's the main thread on swype: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=299938
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I am new here, don't know what protocol is for duplicate (or in this case highly related) threads. Here is a newer entry about swype: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=300601
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by auntjemima 18y ago
I am new here, don't know what protocol is for duplicate (or in this case highly related) threads... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=300026
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by auntjemima 18y ago
Cool, thanks. I've tried Dasher before and did not get the hang of it. Swype looks better but I won't be truly sold until really trying it obviously. Like with predictive text entry on phones etc., the problem of deciding between two per
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by auntjemima 18y ago
Watch the video here to be impressed http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10037202-1.html
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A text input method for devices I think I could actually use...(swypeinc.com)
2 points by auntjemima 18y ago|5 comments

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