bluejellybean

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   by bluejellybean 12y ago

   You can also open the page in a "private window" on firefox. I haven't tried in chrome but I assume you would get the same result.
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   by bluejellybean 12y ago

   Like the other guy said on reddit. He's hitch-hiking. Relax, he probably just hit somewhere on the country side without wifi.
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   I agree with this. I come to hacker news not for the crappy blogspam but for the comments created by the crappy blogspam. I really like this tool so adding some good comment features would keep me coming back.
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   Here is a Google tech talk with Eric Ladizinsky that got posted a few days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIEy1KHk0rk Very interesting listen if you have the time
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   I tend to agree, college isn't always the answer depending on what you want to do. OP if you are looking to do the development/startup kid thing, school may not be the answer at all. Start building stuff and getting to know people
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   Computers and more recently programming. In 2001 I got my first taste of the internet when my mom brought home a crappy laptop and connected it via dial up. I was 6 or 7 and got hooked playing chess on yahoo games. Ever sense I've been
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   This looks fantastic! I've been searching for this exact thing for the past month or so.
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   How (if at all) does this run on javascript heavy sites?
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   by bluejellybean 13y ago

   I don't take a lot of pictures so I just end up storing them on my hdd and back them up with a small flash drive
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    The encouragement aspect seems to be the most promising I won't deny that. I hated brushing as a kid, and tricked my parents into thinking I did. Kids are smart, if they don't want to brush and know all they have to do is shake th
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    I disagree that the same train of logic could be applied to other big tech advances. The pieces of tech you stated are better than the alternative by leaps and bounds. They all reduce the time (and money) it takes to communicate by huge mar
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    I agree completely, I'm simply saying for the overprotective ones, you don't need this toy
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    Unless you put a tracker on every bottle you own and the ones at the bar, this won't solve the drinking issue. As for pill management, I'm not sure what problems you are talking about with young people but I do know the issue with
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    This comment is fantastic! The trend in pointless analytics is annoying and isn't solving any real problems. All the ‘problems’ Mother solves are not really problems and it doesn’t seem to serve any truly useful purpose. Wakeup times -
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    by bluejellybean 13y ago

    I'm on the other side of the fence compared to most of you. Still trying to land my first job so unfortunately most recruiters don't respond to my emails.