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by casca 15y ago
Screencast by some guy. Pay on $9 (usually $18) until November 8th. Maybe it's great, I'm not biting.
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by casca 15y ago
In summary, Womply asks you to pay full price online, pay full price _again_ in the store and they'll refund you something at some point. The alleged advantage to the customer is that you don't have to carry around coupons. I'll pass, thank
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by casca 15y ago
What does "...send millions of attacks in the form of viruses to penetrate and disrupt the Internet communications" mean? By my reading, all this is saying is that a single ISP in the Palestinian territories is down, possibly due to an atta
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by casca 15y ago
In my experience, this tends to happen to different founders at different times so hopefully there's always one person who's "up". The solution for us is to exercise competitively: "Did you go to the gym today? I went for a run this morning
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by casca 15y ago
Interestingly, if you replace "app" with "custom software application", it still reads quite accurately. Except for the Apple app store reference, of course.
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by casca 15y ago
I'm talking about the time between keystrokes and visual response. To make the switch-over even easier, rebind to C-a instead of the (sensible) tmux default of C-b. Put this into your ~/.tmux.conf: set -g prefix C-a unbind C-b bind C-a send
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by casca 15y ago
If anyone else prefers to download videos and watch later at their leisure, this one can be found here: http://mixergy-cdn.wistia.com/deliveries/595300a2494d37e6386... Just rename to .flv and you're good to go.
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by casca 15y ago
I'm a big fan of tmux* and vim but there's a limit to the complexity of system that you can develop efficiently with vim. A good graphical IDE used by a skilled operator will be more likely to generate correct, consistent code faster. If yo
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by casca 15y ago
The fundamental problem with immigration rules is that the people who follow them are usually the ones a country wants. The skilled, educated people are unwilling to risk getting deported and having worldwide travel restrictions for the res
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by casca 15y ago
You've been downvoted because most* HN readers have exactly the type of name you're campaigning against and they don't want to feel buyers' remorse. * evidence of this is left as an exercise to the reader
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by casca 15y ago
What lesson did they learn by giving unlimited access to everyone's data? Sadly not revealed here.
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by casca 15y ago
Yes, they will pay for .... ooh! What's that? A game where I can raise chickens online and show my friends how well I do it? I just need to click "OK" to some popup? No problem! Where were we again? Oh yes, people value their privacy and wi
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by casca 15y ago
They much be very excited to wade through 100s of buzzword compliant ideas with no business model attached and the plaintive cry of "it's social and location-based. We deserve some money!". Bubble? What bubble?
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by casca 15y ago
What if I offered you an ISP that did these things (NX redirecting, clickstream tracking, ad swapping, affiliate redirection) but made it explicit with a 20% reduction in your monthly bill? 30%? 50%? Most people don't care about these thing
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by casca 15y ago
Summary: Linus asserts that Android, the fastest growing smartphone platform, comes from Linux and will return to Linux. The key to understanding this is to change the "s" in Linus' name to an "x" and see what happens.
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by casca 15y ago
A single obnoxious person in London leads to generalization about British people. News at 11.
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by casca 15y ago
This was cleverly done by the The Yes Men: http://theyesmen.org/ . For proof, look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dow_apologizes.jpg from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yes_Men