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c23gooey
13y ago
Im interested in exactly how you are handling refunds. Can you describe it for us?
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c23gooey
13y ago
This is an awesome list of suggestions for any mobile web app. Thank you!
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c23gooey
13y ago
these links remind me of Alain De Botton's Status Anxiety. http://alaindebotton.com/status/
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13y ago
Correction: it would require all users with over 1000 karma to read the comments of every post to HN. It seems like you are making the assumption that every user reads every post
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c23gooey
13y ago
And that is where this solution falls down. You are relying on a subset of people to ignore their human nature and endorse things they do not agree with. Whilst I'll admit they maybe some who will do this, I believe the majority will j
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c23gooey
13y ago
So only popular posters with popular opinions will be allowed to endorse posts. This feels like you are walling off HN for those who are already established here. I've been here for years, I like to feel like I have a chance to contrib
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c23gooey
13y ago
thank you for brightening my day. i love it
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13y ago
tl;dr Please read the comments... because i have just spent a lot of time on a new product that is entirely focussed around comments.
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13y ago
> If your civ can build impossibly large relativistic weapons, can't it survive an impact of one? Atomic bombs would suggest a negative response.
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c23gooey
13y ago
and yet you managed to break through the sheer layers and volume of redundancy, bugs and resource spunking to make this post using your browser, using the same technologies you decry.
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13y ago
>Things changed after 2002-3 (you can see this in the Phrack articles, turning suddenly extremely technical). >Then the web-based internet came out, everything start requiring PHP+SQL and XSS was born. Then Java and after that JavaScr
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13y ago
There is a security setting in LinkedIn to hide your contacts from everyone but yourself...
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13y ago
i think this makes it confusing for the casual, first time learner.
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13y ago
> We have experienced all the bullish news that there is and, for now, will be. I think he is being rather short sighted here. Especially with news coming out that the Swiss parliament is investigating its potential to act as a legal cur
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13y ago
VHS was replaced with DVD and Blu-Ray both of which have a similar (if not thinner) physical presence. You are still able to proudly display your movie collection if thats what you want.
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13y ago
I wonder if Google are shooting themselves in the foot a little bit here. The corporate world doesnt move that fast, many companies still use IE7 for instance. If corporate users cant use gmail etc its going to force them to things like hot
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13y ago
The pessimist in me says that they are doing this deliberately. Its much harder to get a worker with family commitments to work long hours/weekends etc
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13y ago
I've done something similar but used the lens out of an old CD drive
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13y ago
If you've got access to the HTML, then you will be able to override any statement in CSS. Without access to the HTML, you have the chance to get ridiculously specific, eg: * html body div#rapportive...
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13y ago
The article mentions that there is a $100 variant floating around. Makes me wonder whether they use the $100 variant in markets that $300 would be too much to pay. If, is as reported, this virus is pulling in around ~$5million / annum,
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10 Must have skills for FE Developers
(unscriptable.com)
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16y ago
I understood that sentence to add to the incredulity of being able to play 120 tables at once and still hold a conversation
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16y ago
very interesting indeed, but perhaps still not quite ready for production systems: moving the blur control back and forth in a fast motion creates some interesting effects
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16y ago
thank you - "Remember to breathe" is a good one. i often find myself holding my breathe for no reason other than im anxious
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Ask HN: Techniques for relaxing before an interview
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Bodies in Brazil: the perils of Google Street View South American-style
(smh.com.au)
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Ive done something similar in my life. I took a year off from working the web and did things like courier work, bush regeneration and bus driving. After a couple of months in each of these jobs i would get mentally restless and i soon disco
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a simpler distinction would be whether the marijuana is outdoor or hydroponically grown
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Agile Mainfesto for the real world
(halfarsedagilemanifesto.org)
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I also use Coda, however i have found XAMPP to be more robust and more up-to-date than MAMP. Other things i use: Gimp and Seashore (for graphics) Transmit (for FTP/SFTP) Terminal
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