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bhhaskin
11y ago
This is the correct answer. A parallel is also designing for outdated internet browsers.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
Some countries are starting to do this. I think it is a great idea.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
Just a heads up. calling it Netflix pro is most definitely a trademark violation..
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bhhaskin
11y ago
I haven't seem this before.... might have to give this a try.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
The main issue with chrome is that it is trying to be too much. Its a web browser sure, but it is also an application framework.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
Now that adds to the conversation. I think it is fine to use it to illustrate a point, but it doesn't stand alone by itself.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
I have been seeing this posted all over HN as of late. Although it is funny, it doesn't really add anything to the conversation...
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bhhaskin
11y ago
Same here.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
This is pretty cool! I would love to see a better "consumer product". The one in the video doesn't appear to be sealed very well.
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bhhaskin
11y ago
NDA's do work if used correctly, but they are not a catch all.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
That is what I was thinking based off the title.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
This kind of DRM for an operating system is understandable. For a video game it is not. There are plenty of methods to implement DRM with out hardware sniffing.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
Paywall
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bhhaskin
12y ago
This is unfortunately why Bitcoin will never succeed in the long run.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
This is neat, but a really bad idea over all.
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Ask HN: Anyone know of a web template organizer?
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12y ago
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bhhaskin
12y ago
If we evere figure out quantum entanglement communication then it won't be an issue.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
This sounds like a lot of fun! If it was in the U.S. I would sign up.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
I think this is a major set back for net neutrality. I like the idea of giving free internet access to people that need it, but who gets to decided what sites are accessible? And what is the process if I want my website or service added to
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12y ago
That didn't take long!
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bhhaskin
12y ago
I have always like the ambient sound stuff, but normally those sites are not well designed. This site is pretty darn good looking. Any plans on an Android app?
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bhhaskin
12y ago
Its all fun and games till ISIS does what the zeta drug cartel did. ( http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/nov/02/anonymous-... )
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bhhaskin
12y ago
These are pretty cool. Might have to use them sometime.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
I like it, nice and modern.
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bhhaskin
12y ago
Reminded me of how LinkedIn would scan your contacts and invite them all...
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bhhaskin
12y ago
This is a perfect example of how broken the system is.
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12y ago
I have issues with open source projects suddenly becoming companies and startups. A few people profiting off the hard work of a community.
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12y ago
I... I am not sure how I feel about this... It would be awesome for failed projects, but not sure about the whole memorial thing..
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bhhaskin
12y ago
It all really depends, but a large percent of tech companies (especially startups) fail. With a strong product a company has a significantly better chance. Company culture doesn't mean very much if the company goes under.
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12y ago
This is pretty useful! I think the UX needs a little bit of work, but I can see thing becoming a very useful tool.
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