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by cantbecool 12y ago
You're spot on. I like to think it's analogous to over training if you're a body builder. After a certain amount of time, 3+ hours you are even causing more harm, than good, training. People need to realize we aren't des
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Why are glasses so expensive? (2012)(cbsnews.com)
81 points by cantbecool 12y ago|113 comments
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, brother. I always get confused between the two services.
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by cantbecool 12y ago
This is a definite. Traffic always increases sales of a product if the traffic is focused. Evidence suggests this since people shell out significant sums of money for Adwords for specific keyword terms. As an anecdotal example I used $100 A
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by cantbecool 12y ago
That's a clone using old database like OP's post.
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Speculation is that it's the load balancer; they have 21 VPS all over the world: torrentfreak.com/can-pirate-bay-make-comeback-141210/
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by cantbecool 12y ago
They handed it over to Sweden's Pirate Party allegedly. I forget the exact article, but it was over at TorrentFreak: http://torrentfreak.com
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by cantbecool 12y ago
The Pirate Bay will be back. They just had their load balancer taken out. All this doom and gloom about how the TPB is gone for good is ridiculous. It's a cash cow, it's not going to go away anytime soon. I knew something was wron
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Doesn't surprise me. I don't think anyone with mainstream popularity will take this role. It's been beaten to death. Pirates of Silicon Valley, Jobs, and countless documentaries. Bill Burr has some poignant thoughts on the to
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by cantbecool 12y ago
I stand 100% behind your statement. I can't stand to use Hangouts. I remember when you could simply have a video chat plugin installed in Google Chat with HD feature enabled in labs and CPU usage wouldn't be a quarter what a video
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Awesome idea, but I don't see how this will last very long. I expect your host will pull the plug in a few days to a week, especially if you're opening yourself up to downloading and then hosting the content. I run www.moviemagnet
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by cantbecool 12y ago
I don't know where you are from, but 4 minutes early iisn't a 'late arrival'.
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IRC logs from the beginning of the Gulf War (1991)(ibiblio.org)
220 points by cantbecool 12y ago|105 comments
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Ask HN: how would you monetize moviemagnet.net?
1 points by cantbecool 12y ago|0 comments
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Epic wants to emulate the success of Steam's community marketplace, especially CS:GO portion (some items are fetching north of $400+ dollars).
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by cantbecool 12y ago
you're delusional if someone is going to pay $10 a month for bookmark software. I could see in the realm of a dollar a month, not $10.
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Kudos to you for your detailed response.
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by cantbecool 12y ago
I don't think he's poor by any stretch of the imagination. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the recent intrusion brought to light that something to the number of 12,000 passes have been bought? 12,000 x 20 = 240,000 Not a signifi
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by cantbecool 12y ago
'is and isnt operator' that sounds nifty.
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by cantbecool 12y ago
There was a similar issue with pedestrian ramps at Lincon Financial Field in Philadelphia, where the Eagles play. http://articles.philly.com/2007-01-14/news/25221645_1_ramps-...
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by cantbecool 12y ago
Instead of simply saying a hit and run statement, offer some additional details.
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Litecoin potentially merging mining power with Dogecoin (reddit.com)
1 points by cantbecool 13y ago|0 comments
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by cantbecool 13y ago
That would explain it. It's remarkable how ambiguous TOSs in general are. I can see from a business perspective how Github was probably pressured from outside source, MPAA, to remove the application that could be used as a conduit to i
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by cantbecool 13y ago
Is it against GitHub's TOS? I have a web app, http://www.moviemagnet.net , that's a movie torrent aggregator that I was going to throw up on GitHub after I wrote some integration tests. It would be shocking to me that t
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by cantbecool 13y ago
You probably visited the site before, and had some information cached. Clear your cache and get back to me on the results. I'm curious.
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by cantbecool 13y ago
beautiful, they must send down at least 75% less data down the pipe compared to their desktop version.
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by cantbecool 13y ago
Does anyone else notice how ridiculously bloated theguardian.com is? It seriously takes 5 seconds to completely load on my modern machine.
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by cantbecool 13y ago
They stopped serving torrents, so I decided to pick up where they left off.
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by cantbecool 13y ago
fantastic standalone app. I created something similar, a simple movie torrent search engine: http://www.moviemagnet.net I hope people are not discouraged by Popcorn's exit, since torrent based applications should force the
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by cantbecool 13y ago
Your comment reminds me of the sentiment of the whole Mt.Gox debacle. It is alarming that people tend to blame the victim of the situation, rather than the culprit. Instead of people blaming the victim/s, put forth a solution. I'm

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