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The impossible post to find
1 points by biturd 12y ago|2 comments
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Why isn't wireless charging ubiquitous? The tech is available yet cables abound
2 points by biturd 12y ago|0 comments
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by biturd 12y ago
I know very little about encryption aside from general principles on what it is, why we have it, and what it's goals for existence are. That being said, piracy, love it or hate it, it's here to stay for the time being. I see the &
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by biturd 12y ago
I just found a tester and it states this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/340087/drops/04.27.14/Screen%20Shot%... 'Regenerated 2 years ago', does that mean they in fact did not revoke, regenerate, and
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Ask HN: Bank says it fixed openSSL/HB, can those claims be tested?
1 points by biturd 12y ago|1 comments
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by biturd 12y ago
I am near certain I have read Appple taking entire projects away from employees who made apps at home, and these apps were unrelated. For example, a game versus working in Apple's iMessage department.
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Google plus addressing format and the unanswerable question
1 points by biturd 13y ago|3 comments
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by biturd 13y ago
If you contest a ticket and the officer does not show up you win a default judgement. Perhaps they are playing on the fact that unless they are on duty on the scheduled date, they are probably not showing up at court.
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by biturd 13y ago
For me, there is a lot of work setting it up, getting the themes where you want them, then finding one of 100 various plug-in's for SEO or twitter or whatever, and figuring out which is the best, and which has the least security holes.
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by biturd 13y ago
Perhaps using sqlite as the "backed" in that you build it like any other blog, so you get the simplicity of building it out, using one good sql framework etc. But then, when you click "post" it rips through the database
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Dear HN — if php blogging platforms are junk, what do you suggest?
6 points by biturd 13y ago|14 comments
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Yesterday, a php based static blog gen
2 points by biturd 13y ago|0 comments
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by biturd 13y ago
CC merchants are not supposed to ask a minimum CC charge. Call the merchant and complain, they have to take a one cent sale or a million dollar sale.
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by biturd 13y ago
Yeah, you could actually mess up a workflow. The current instructions would over-write your clipboard, maybe you had something you needed in it really bad. I use a clipboard manager which is nice, and past copies are saved for a defined few
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by biturd 13y ago
Not to take away from the OP but you can enable a new feature in DropBox where screenshots are immediately moved to your DropBox directory, uploaded, and a share URL is stuffed in your clipboard. A notice is given on screen and on Mac OS X
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Ask HN: Is there a way to unsave stories on HN?
5 points by biturd 13y ago|2 comments
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by biturd 13y ago
I understand that the post is more about the USPS holding onto something seemingly trivial. Kinda like when we tell google to block out certain places of security. But we already have so many ways to get around it, like going there and tak
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by biturd 13y ago
Sorry to keep replying, I don't have an edit button for some reason. This one is cool too: http://api.zippopotam.us/us/ma/belmont I found a town called Bakersfield that has more than one zip fro the town, it
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by biturd 13y ago
Looks like USPS API data is free and usable only for package shipping. Not that I bet they would notice. At any rate, this seems to be a great start with a great API recommendation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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by biturd 13y ago
According to the USPS website, API usage is free here: https://www.usps.com/business/web-tools-apis/list-of-apis.ht... One of the API's relates to zip codes.
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by biturd 13y ago
Which makes sense to me, or at least those do not ever enforce this patent on infringers… I have had to do zip code to location lookups to find ( I think it's called the Great Circle Calculation ) "within x miles of $zip_code&quot
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by biturd 13y ago
What if Apple, google, etcetera were to make the processes that these warrants ask for, part of a trigger. As long as the warrant requests the same data or less than all the data, then performing those actions trigger an email to the user s
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by biturd 13y ago
isnt this the equivalent of greying out the "view source" menu item or removing the developer menu item? You can still get the entire page, it comes in over the wire. If they do this, I would assume we can just capture the raw da
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by biturd 13y ago
Does this mean that if all end points support this, connections could be split all over the place? A 10 IP round robin setup, if I'm correct, could show stats for 10 different locations. Or does it work differently?
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by biturd 13y ago
Same. No support, no bug fixes.
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by biturd 13y ago
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. Sorry about my terrible spelling and grammar. Not my day I suppose.
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by biturd 13y ago
There has been lots of talk re ; docker lately. I don't fully get it, but am trying to follow along. Basically, s small box you can install 1-x s-Linux software apps on, and deploy it on another machine, or inside a VM on that machine
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by biturd 13y ago
It costs me x dollars to place a trade, how are they getting around a trading fee? Or do not all people have to pay trading fees?
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by biturd 13y ago
Why are they able to be able to get so much more range out of this product than regular Wi-Fi is able to get?
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Ask HN: how can I solve the SMS monthly fee for a few bits if data problem?
1 points by biturd 13y ago|0 comments

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