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booruguru
12y ago
Well I guess the overlay would have to be activated by tapping the image.
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booruguru
12y ago
I think you should have the view and download buttons overlay the images...and only reveal them when a user hovers over an image (e.g. http://theme-fusion.com/themes/ ). Currently, the buttons are bulky and awkward, esp
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booruguru
12y ago
Microsoft doesn't deserve a second chance. They went out of their way to destroy Netscape and then allowed IE to languish for years. Microsoft has always been an underachieving bully. Mediocrity is part of their DNA and they simply hav
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booruguru
12y ago
You could have recycled it (there are places that specialize in recycling electronics). Also, you could have sold (or given it away) on eBay...people still use (and buy) old computer hardware.
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12y ago
This kind of bullshit drives me crazy. If I chose to spend thousands of dollars so I can goof off during a lecture, that's my prerogative. I don't need some to dictate what's in my best interest. My PowerBook was a huge boon
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12y ago
SUGGESTION: You'll probably want to include your tagline "Convert your website into native Android and iOS" in the homepage title tag...for SEO purposes.
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booruguru
12y ago
Very neat idea. I added your site to my bookmarks. But you need a new logo--something that looks more solid, polished, and professional.
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12y ago
> Is this really the top comment on this thread? And I thought HN had come so far. I don't understand what that means. The back button issue is a serious glitch, hence the upvotes.
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booruguru
12y ago
Well Paypal is owned by eBay so really it's just one really big, awful corporation.
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booruguru
12y ago
Yes. I read the wiki page, but I was asking for a more conversational explanation. I really don't see why I was downvoted for asking a question.
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12y ago
Can someone explain the meaning and value of IPv6 (and the hurdles for using it)?
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12y ago
With $10 million I'd never hate to worry about again, which would be very helpful when pursuing my next venture.
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12y ago
The problem is we can't talk this "men issues" without being called "anti-feminist." In fact, any attempt to talk about the struggles of being a man is invariable associated with anti-woman rhetoric. It's as if
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13y ago
Have you tried Craigslist? A lot of small businesses post on job ads on there and I don't think they would be as picky as a wannabe Fortune 500 company. Also, try looking at jobs that require programming skills without explicitly being
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13y ago
Good for him. It will be interesting to see Colbert host a talk show as himself instead of his "clueless conservative" alter ego.
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13y ago
Well perhaps I have said "reasonably well-adjusted," but screwed up just enough to be entertaining. :-)
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13y ago
It's funny. Much funnier than most of the crap that passes for comedy on TV these days. I think the show is in danger of being a bit too cartoonish, thenagain silicon valley itself is danger of becoming too cartoonish. I understand tha
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13y ago
I posted something similar a while back... http://www.rgbhexcode.com
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13y ago
How do you propose Disqus earn revenue/stay in business. There's little incentive for publishes to pay for a commenting platform when they could just go back to using a shitty internal solution. (Although, admittedly, some publish
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13y ago
>All he had to do was lie and say "I understand how my activities can be seen as divisive and wrong and inconsistent with my commitment to upholding the diverse values underpinning the Mozilla community and I apologize for my behavi
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13y ago
HBO's model is not broken...they have millions of subscribers who generate hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
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Show HN: The HTML Guide – A wiki-based resource for web designers
(thehtmlguide.com)
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Based on the commercials, I'm afraid this is going to be any broad comedy with cheap laughs...like The Big Bang Theory. Big I did like Office Space, Idiocracy, and bits of Extract so I'll give it a chance.
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13y ago
Fairness is inherently rational so I don't understand why this is some kind of revelation.
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13y ago
> It's not changing, expensive subscription for editing is the proof. Same greedy corporation which cares about its cash cows. I don't understand why that was downvoted. Office 365 is expensive...compared to a one-time purchas
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13y ago
It amazes me that so many people find WordPress inadequate and/or intimidating even though it requires so little of the admin in order to setup while being incredibly powerful. I've used Drupal and Joomla and I can't fathom w
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13y ago
I've always found it bizarre that people would willing give hundreds (if not, thousands) of dollars to fund a business venture for some paltry token of appreciation while the founders (and investors) receive all of the financial reward
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13y ago
That's like saying the iPhone is just a touch screen with a battery and a CPU. VR has been nothing more than a pipe dream for decades. But the problem isn't just merely optics and gyros...it also needs to be lightweight and super-
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13y ago
It's not as if this service failure is due to incompetence. And we don't know what counter-measures they used to mitigate this attack. It's impossible to be unaffected by a DDoS unless your Google or Facebook (with warehouse-
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13y ago
There have always been concerns about the security of "the cloud"...but always in the sense of hackers breaking into the data. None of us ever considered that providers would simply give themselves permission to review our data. A
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