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541.
by avree 15y ago
I grabbed the GM release of Xcode for 10.7 from developer.apple.com. Will installing this from the App Store cause issues?
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Craig Walker's Firespotter Labs launches Nosh, a new way to rate and share food.(techcrunch.com)
4 points by avree 15y ago|2 comments
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by avree 15y ago
They're likely reviewing and QAing it and then going to integrate some form of it into Google Products/Google Shopper.
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by avree 15y ago
Why is Lifehacker telling me how to use my IM statuses?
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Ask HN: Markdown-capable wiki software?
6 points by avree 15y ago|4 comments
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by avree 15y ago
I had the same experience at the start of my use of ZeroCater. The great thing was, though, that I was able to just tell ZeroCater that we didn't want as much rice, and they fixed it. They're super responsive. We've been using them for abou
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by avree 15y ago
Are you guys iPhone only, or do you have an Android client?
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by avree 15y ago
My condolences.
549.
by avree 15y ago
Yes, they'll pay for this mistake through bad press and lost customers. A punitive lawsuit isn't going to improve anything in terms of making sure they don't do it again.
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by avree 15y ago
This is a ridiculous response, and one which seems very ungrounded in the law. Dropbox made a mistake—a big one. They pushed bad code to production that allowed for unauthenticated account access. But, they're still a startup. There's no SL
551.
by avree 15y ago
They're "out of stealth mode" but still tell me nothing about their product and only have an Unbounce landing page. Basically still in stealth mode to me.
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by avree 15y ago
I just realized—it's probably a great investment to buy common misspellings of your own company's name. They can bring more traffic to your site (and keep you from having to pay name sharks.) If your company decides they don't need them, yo
553.
by avree 15y ago
Gives me an "Aw, Snap!" Chrome crash on 14.0.797.0 on Lion.
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by avree 15y ago
I mean, there's Square... but they use a hardware piece. I'm interested to understand why the hardware piece is better than the photo scanner. Is it more secure? More reliable?
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by avree 15y ago
I'll believe it when I see it.
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by avree 15y ago
Why is this on the frontpage of HN? This group abused a Wordpress plugin exploit that let users get access to Wordpress accounts. (See here: http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/21/wordpress-org-possibly-hack... ) LulzSec is certainly still up a
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Bitcoin is Inflationary (and, apparently, inflammatory)(reddit.com)
3 points by avree 15y ago|2 comments
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by avree 15y ago
Since Apple acquired Lala, you'll probably see a lot of similarity between how the two worked. In the case of Lala, any music you purchased through the store was instantly available online, and was paired with the choice to download a phy
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by avree 15y ago
It was GNU GPL.
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ZodTTD, The Android emulator dev, responds to Google taking down his apps.(zodttd.com)
59 points by avree 15y ago|51 comments
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by avree 15y ago
The emulators were created with code that was stolen. Google is simply cracking down on licensing violations. They're not taking a stance against emulation in general, or anything like that. I'm sure that if you submitted an emulator that y
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by avree 15y ago
Keeping the key in the car doesn't void insurance. Every ZipCar already has a key in the ignition, and yet they don't get rampantly stolen (even in SoMa). Fuel is under the responsibility of the renter - we've actually found that most rente
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Instructions for compiling VLC on Android released(wiki.videolan.org)
2 points by avree 15y ago|0 comments
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by avree 16y ago
On an only-slightly-related note, have they realized that their metadata is pretty screwy? Googling Flattr turns up the following result: Flattr - Social micropayments Flattr works well with. Learn about our APIs andintegrating Flattr with
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by avree 16y ago
Yeah, it's a little confusing considering here ( http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/fbml/ ) they mention that they are deprecating FBML and "won't be adding any new features".
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by avree 16y ago
There have been a few of these made — I remember ethercodes, which probably came closest to replicating what this is doing. Right now, as a collaborative editing tool, it doesn't really work, since you can't have two people focused on diffe
567.
by avree 16y ago
By plugins, do you mean Extensions? If that's the case, I could probably get by on Chrome without any. Plugins, however, I obviously need.
568.
by avree 16y ago
2.5 because of AppEngine. 2.7 when I get the choice.
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by avree 16y ago
At this point, you're basically spamming HN. This is your 3rd posting of your site in a week—you haven't even incorporated the majority of the feedback from your previous go-round. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2316652
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by avree 16y ago
The beauty of 'lean' methodology is that it can be applied on a variety of different levels. There's no litmus test for 'lean-ness'—I would argue that every successful company has employed lean principles to some degree.

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