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by buu700 12y ago
As mentioned in the first sentence, I started at 210 and am currently 160 (I'll have to see if I can make that more clear). Thanks, the BF% is a good point; not sure about starting BF%, but right now it's roughly 14%. Where do you
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by buu700 13y ago
I've never used aniracetam and can't advocate one way or the other, but it looks like aniracetam is OTC in the UK (where it sounds like OP lives) and freely available from amazon.co.uk.
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by buu700 13y ago
I use it for Netflix, but that's about it. Still nice to know that it exists in the event that I ever need it in some specific obscure case.
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by buu700 13y ago
I have a pooler's cpuminer ( https://github.com/pooler/cpuminer ) running with spare resources on my server, and while I wouldn't recommend keeping a dedicated machine for CPU mining, it does cover about half o
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by buu700 13y ago
That wasn't a joke.. People have been hellbanned for speaking ill of Y combinators.
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"Thorium Core" Kickstarter campaign to commercialise ReactOS(kickstarter.com)
3 points by buu700 13y ago|1 comments
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by buu700 13y ago
I have an impression that the goal of all these new iOS/Android challengers is to get Linux on the mobile phone at all costs. That makes no sense; Linux already has dominance in the mobile OS market via Android.
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I'm selling Repl.co, a DotNetFiddle competitor(flippa.com)
5 points by buu700 13y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 13y ago
napster.fm is a fairly non-trivial Angular application; Angular was pretty fantastic to work with.
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by buu700 13y ago
In fact, one might say that an entrepreneur is the best kind of felon! (I'm not sure what one might mean by such a statement; nevertheless, one might say it.)
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by buu700 13y ago
You should check out Sugar, by far my favourite standard JS lib to use in any complex project: http://sugarjs.com/
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by buu700 13y ago
I hacked this together in one weekend about a month and a half ago, and figured others might find it useful. Also, to be clear, it's not actually a REPL or meant to be one; I just liked the name.
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Show HN: Repl.co, real-time collaborative editor with in-browser C# execution(repl.co)
2 points by buu700 13y ago|1 comments
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A Frank Admission to the American People(w3sec.org)
1 points by buu700 13y ago|0 comments
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The service formerly known as Napster.fm is now Peer.fm(plus.google.com)
3 points by buu700 14y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 14y ago
So to show it's more modern, you take the name add .fm... No, I don't believe that there is anything about the .fm TLD which in and of itself implies modernity.
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by buu700 14y ago
So... you're saying it's like Napster because it's open source? Well, no; I didn't say that. Napster wasn't open source, as far as I know.
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by buu700 14y ago
That's odd; I've actually been primarily developing/testing this on Chrome/Ubuntu. How long did you wait for the application to fully load? It usually takes ~5 seconds. (I'm hoping this ends up being better feedback on my UX than my perform
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by buu700 14y ago
Yes.
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by buu700 14y ago
Sorry? I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but the application does usually take ~5 seconds to fully load.
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by buu700 14y ago
Yep, that's my bad. I forgot to put in a redirect for mobile devices to another page explaining that they weren't yet supported, but I'll throw something up now.
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by buu700 14y ago
Not exactly; as mentioned in the About section, the database I'm using is actually Discogs: http://discogs.com/ . YouTube is only used as a source of music.
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by buu700 14y ago
Looks interesting, thanks. I'll have to look more into that and see if it could be a useful path to adding in "radio" functionality (one thing I'd really like to see in Napster.fm at some point).
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Show HN: Napster.fm, Napster reimagined for the modern Web(napster.fm)
39 points by buu700 14y ago|34 comments
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The Cyber-Attack that Threatens to Destroy Half the Internet by the End of 2013(w3sec.org)
1 points by buu700 14y ago|0 comments
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by buu700 14y ago
You're really reading too much into his analogy; it was a quick informal way to get a point across and everyone (should have?) understood what he meant.
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by buu700 14y ago
Anything in an orange box is an infringement of the YCombinator mark? That would be a bit of a stretch to try and prove in court. . The Aptiverse logo doesn't have a white outline Actually, the white outline is part of the HN design, no
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by buu700 14y ago
I've found attr() useful on occasion, but I can't believe that I've carried on for so long assuming the only way to subtract pixels from percentages in my styling was to use JS. As an aside, is Aptiverse in YC? If not, the logo could potent
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by buu700 14y ago
http://www.tidesdk.org/
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by buu700 14y ago
You don't create a new email thread to give yourself a To Do item Maybe I'm just weird, but I do this pretty frequently (fire off quick instructions/reminders with "TODO:" prepended); after all, there's very little besides email that I ca

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