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by ben174 10y ago
Amazing to hear someone who works for Valve actually mention "Half-Life 3".
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by ben174 10y ago
Couldn't you say the same about any death? Regardless of reason?
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by ben174 10y ago
Happened to me and many people I know. It's a very widespread issue.
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I'm just waiting for one of these languages to catch on, gain traction, and become a real respected language used in business settings.
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by ben174 10y ago
On a positive note, it might add some variety to Tinder.
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by ben174 10y ago
I think this library is intended for touchable applications
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by ben174 10y ago
> and dash buttons are 4 times cheaper If they were four times cheaper, they'd be -$60. I think you meant they're 25% the price.
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by ben174 10y ago
"Milf" is where he crossed the line. Otherwise it's just clumsy courting. But "milf" is sexual harassment.
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by ben174 10y ago
The only time I've seen people use OneDrive is when they needed to transfer a large amount of data for free. I'd imagine they just attracted the wrong type of customers by making the biggest offering. And this is them trying to cu
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by ben174 10y ago
It also lowers your average length of account. If you have two cards for 10 years, your average account age is 10 years. If you open another account, that instantly drops down to 7 years.
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by ben174 10y ago
If opening a new credit line and getting a hard hit on your credit report is worth $80, fine. But in absolutely no way was that a product discount. Amazon credited you $80 for opening a credit card with them. All credit cards have rewards.
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by ben174 11y ago
They should be doing this test against a Mac Pro if they want a fair comparison. And yes, the Mac Pro would likely be more expensive, but I don't think it's a surprise to anyone that building your own overclocked PC is cheaper.
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by ben174 11y ago
Sounds like an absolute nightmare of a problem to solve. And a maintenance nightmare. Languages change over time.
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by ben174 11y ago
Or "Second Edition" ala Windows 98 SE.
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by ben174 11y ago
> who decides what is 'deceptive' Stripe does. No one is entitled to use their service. It's their decision.
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by ben174 11y ago
Only on the Kindle With Special Offers which is priced lower than the standard Kindle. A way more upfront approach. It's literally in the title of the product that you are purchasing something with advertising on the lock screen.
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by ben174 11y ago
And then watch competitors come back. I look forward to the return of some competition.
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by ben174 11y ago
iTerm is amazing. But it's incredible how many people I see that have the old (unsupported) iTerm installed. Presumably having heard that 'iTerm is da bomb' and not realizing they were referring iTerm2. The old iTerm is way i
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by ben174 11y ago
Something tells me this isn't going to be free. Although the landing page might leave you with the idea that is.
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by ben174 11y ago
I think that's kinda the point. It's saying the ratio is accurate, but it's not due to humans with some superpower. It's that there are many people in the field who underperform.
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by ben174 11y ago
In that same respect, you're paying for that same shipping when you buy from a brick and mortar store. Whatever overhead it cost to get the item from point A to point B, you'll end up paying for somehow.
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by ben174 11y ago
Also, only commits to a master branch, for some very odd reason.
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Show HN: Git Draw allows you to draw pictures directly into your GitHub heat map(github.com)
91 points by ben174 11y ago|19 comments
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by ben174 11y ago
By their very nature, git repos are one of the easiest things to migrate. Simply point at a new remote and push, and that's really it. It means that, unlike many other services, I could see GitHub being completely abandoned almost over
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by ben174 11y ago
To a degree. But it would be silly to think Lotto would avoid marketing to a higher income demographic if they thought there was a chance they could get the same return from it. (Especially since the higher income demographic would have mor
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by ben174 11y ago
Yea my first thought was that 24 bits should be able to grow to accommodate more fingerprints, so it would make more sense to have a wildcard. But you could definitely have 24 individual certificates. I wasn't aware of Let's Encry
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by ben174 11y ago
I'd been made aware of the possibility of using HSTS redirects to create a fingerprint, but I've yet to see someone make the code available. Please feel free to dig in / contribute / critique.
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Show HN: I Implemented a HSTS Super Cookie(github.com)
20 points by ben174 11y ago|6 comments
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by ben174 11y ago
Not quite sure why :).. might come in handy for pranking people. If nothing else, I think it gives a good overview on scaffolding out a quick simple Chrome extension. Please do let me know if you see anything I could have done better. http
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I made a Chrome Extension, Rick Roulette, which swaps videos out with RickRolls(rickroulette.com)
2 points by ben174 11y ago|1 comments

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