chanux

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961.
From Rejection to Acquisition in One Year: One Startup's Story(blogs.sun.com)
26 points by chanux 17y ago|12 comments
962.
by chanux 17y ago
It brings stuff from people I like to hear from. Anyway "Twitter is what you make out of it".
963.
Blender Game Competition 2010(freegamer.blogspot.com)
4 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
964.
by chanux 17y ago
...and processed food leads to depression http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=916688
965.
Google Friend Connect, now more personalized(googlesocialweb.blogspot.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
966.
by chanux 17y ago
I don't believe this is the way it should end, leaving one enthusiast all broken. Anyway I'm not really aware about background details of the matter.
967.
Good Things Come in Threes(vesess.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
968.
by chanux 17y ago
Having a scoop of liquid N was one of "Hundred Things to do before you die" items. The book is from NewScientist. http://www.amazon.com/100-Things-Before-Plus-Afterwards/dp/1...
969.
by chanux 17y ago
Site is not the same as when I came here. As I always say we are getting more and more normally distributed everyday. But Just believe in natural selection. When HN start to really suck there will be a replacement that would work for someti
970.
by chanux 17y ago
Past tense of swim is swam right? http://wsu.edu/~brians/errors/swam.html
971.
by chanux 17y ago
Are you interested in releasing the code? :)
972.
by chanux 17y ago
Well.. Ubuntu Font rendering was way better than XP (for me). I never used any windows version after that. But now I'm pretty sure that no operating system can beat my Ubuntu system in font rendering. maybe after this little hack. http://r
973.
by chanux 17y ago
Like to discover how it feels to live without a choice. Maybe without even knowing what is a choice.
974.
by chanux 17y ago
This is one of the best things that can be done with Social Data. I remember the day Google got access to Twitter data. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=896297
975.
Things You Didn't Know About Sexual Biology.(monkeyexhibit.blogspot.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
976.
by chanux 17y ago
Positive thinking!
977.
by chanux 17y ago
Message: Even Jobs can come up with ideas that suck. And the link to the patent: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2009/0265214.html
978.
by chanux 17y ago
Occured to me several times. And it's duckduckgo.com that helped me.
979.
by chanux 17y ago
Wow I love this. I really love this. And I'm convinced that this is the simple truth. And you forgive me for expressing my totally personal ideas, "The essence of his story is connected with the essence of Buddhism". (Any religion is great.
980.
Why Adobe likes open source?(h-online.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|2 comments
981.
by chanux 17y ago
cc TLDs are ok. But I don't see a need of anything else for the time being.
982.
Psystar Steals Open Source Bootloader and Sells it for $50(geektechnica.com)
33 points by chanux 17y ago|12 comments
983.
Join Mozilla as an UX designer.(jobvite.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
984.
by chanux 17y ago
And to add to this, it's not just being told "it's Believing that you are smart", (which can happen without any one else involved) is the formula of destruction. It's already said in a better way. "When you’re ripe you rot, when you’re gree
985.
by chanux 17y ago
Googles idea seems more realistic. To search Twitter we got search.twitter.com. What we need is something organize and filter data in a nice (if you don't mind, rad) way.
986.
by chanux 17y ago
check this too. found on HN earlier. http://www.magicwhiteboard.co.uk/
987.
by chanux 17y ago
I was thinking of a search box in HN itself. But I settled with the key word book mark for http://searchyc.com/%s in firefox.
988.
by chanux 17y ago
Reminds me the "Automatic CS paper generator" http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/scigen/
989.
Social engineering tactics of the Koobface botnet.(content.techrepublic.com.com)
1 points by chanux 17y ago|0 comments
990.
by chanux 17y ago
I remember an HN comment about Dr.Wolfram over estimating himself (in a book preface or something). No wonder that the iPhone app follows.

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