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12y ago
Doesn't load anything useful on my iPad.
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12y ago
Obvious April Fools is ... Obvious.
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12y ago
Minor typo -- "What category whould you like?" should be "What category would you like?" Also, I'd like to dig down further into the features. For example, with TVs, I want to search only for those that are 1080P&#
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12y ago
How do I know I can trust you and your site? If you are legit, then how can I trust you won't pull a Target or Home Depot on me? Assuming I use your service to buy something with an account I already have with one of your partners, how
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12y ago
I wonder -- does scratch removal software help in such cases? It seems to do wonders with certain cases of slide scans, so I wonder if it helps with these kinds of wet-mount scans as well.
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12y ago
Couple of simple errors: "Not catched" should be "not caught" "Upto" should be "up to"
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12y ago
So, rot13 for video?
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12y ago
Disclaimer: I work with Harlan on the NTP Public Services Project and the NTP Foundation, but even I didn't know that the finances were this bad.
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NTP's Fate Hinges on 'Father Time'
(informationweek.com)
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12y ago
On the iPad, what happens to the city names after the initial launch of the game? How do I know what I'm looking for?
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12y ago
Might be nice to check what browser someone is using before you do a lengthy init process, so that you don't waste their time and yours.
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12y ago
TLDR: We use puppet.
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12y ago
Doesn't work. That requires you to pull a door open with your feet, using the strongest muscles in your body but in a way in which they are weakest.
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12y ago
First off, Windows isn't the greatest client for trying to get good timesync. The way the OS usually handles interrupts isn't sufficiently precise and accurate. That said, it's not uncommon for real-hardware Windows clients
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12y ago
With appropriate configuration, you can get ntpd to settle down and consider itself to be fully synchronized in a matter of seconds after startup. You just have to configure an adequate number of upstream time servers, add judicious use of
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12y ago
Somewhat. Years ago, the answer was to run NTP on the host and use VMWare Tools to help ensure that good quality time was served to the clients. That's when the earlier versions of the page at < http://support.ntp.org
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12y ago
PTP is a good choice for synchronizing clocks on a per-segment basis, but it doesn't work across a WAN and there are lots and lots of devices out there that don't support it. NTP is good for doing time sync across the WAN, but to
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13y ago
None of them get the subject correct, which is: Show HN: One-click citations for your essays (speedcite.com)
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13y ago
Going to the URL for this page ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7674449 ) and plugging that into speedcite, I get back truncated information on the subject line: The MLA format cite comes out as: "Show HN: One.&quo
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13y ago
Okay, fair enough. But what about the full subject?
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13y ago
Doesn't work on the web page at http://gigaom.com/2014/04/29/supreme-court-reverses-patent-j... The subject line gets cut much too short, and the URL gets trimmed to the root level of the domain.
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13y ago
Speaking as the former Sr. Internet Mail Administrator for AOL, there is none. When I was there, we actively worked very, very hard to make sure that we did everything we should do to keep our stupid AOL users from inappropriately hurting
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13y ago
I live in Austin, and I have had U-Verse for months. I've got ~40Mbps down, and that's pretty reliable and with low latency. I had AT&T sales reps come by the house a few weeks ago to try and sell me U-Verse, and I was able t
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13y ago
Check out "CollabraCam", see http://collabracam.com/ See also "VizzyWig", at http://vizzywig.com/
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13y ago
Or a fence. An optically clear, noise-reducing screen/fence. For use in those places where you don't want to impede airflow (think a transom over a doorframe), but where you do want to reduce noise transmission. Pretty cool!
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14y ago
Speaking only for myself, I want a few different things out of a service like this. For one, I want an article fingerprinting technology. One that can tell that multiple different sites are talking about the same original post, and not rea