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chaud
14y ago
The default setting is 3.
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chaud
14y ago
Sure, but other windows ultrabooks will do 8 to 11 hours of battery life. Unless I really want Linux, or don't need battery life, there is no reason to buy this. Even the MBP has slightly better battery life.
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chaud
14y ago
Up to 6 hours of battery life does not seem fitting for a new Ultrabook.
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Important Security Update (Battle.net user information compromised)
(us.blizzard.com)
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chaud
14y ago
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chaud
14y ago
"T-Mobile and Sprint can give good deals but have really patchy coverage" I am using Boost (Sprint network) and it doesn't seem to roam. Using only Sprint towers, I get one or two bars in most places and drop off of 3G along one segment o
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Bill would force patent trolls to pay defendants' legal bills
(arstechnica.com)
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chaud
14y ago
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83 comments
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chaud
14y ago
Less of the low quality sites, but I would expect one of these URLs to be on the first page: 1) http://www.mmo-champion.com/content/2806-Mists-of-Pandaria-B... 2) http://www.wowhead.com/news=204099/mists-of-pandarias-first-... 3) http:
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chaud
14y ago
I can't think of anything legal that would net you 7% a week in a remotely safe manner. He has been going for a while now and only recently reduced his interest rates, so it may go on until there aren't enough new people signing up anymore.
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chaud
14y ago
You can go to several banks, Wal-Mart, CVS, 7-11, and other places and buy them, albeit indirectly: https://www.bitinstant.com/home
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chaud
14y ago
I would imagine it also has something to do with the guy that has been paying people 7% interest per week to hold on to their bitcoins: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822
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Microsoft could owe billions in another antitrust battle (EU Browser Choice)
(money.cnn.com)
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chaud
14y ago
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chaud
14y ago
When I search for something on DDG, I generally find one or two good results somewhere in the first set and all the rest are spammy/junk sites that repost content from other larger sites or just poor quality results. DDG also doesn't unders
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Free Chrome CDs in Best Buy
(plus.google.com)
36 points
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chaud
14y ago
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Uber rolling out on-demand ice cream trucks this Friday
(blog.uber.com)
11 points
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chaud
14y ago
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chaud
14y ago
Discussion from this afternoon: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4225338
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To fight piracy, Microsoft tightens MSDN and TechNet terms again
(zdnet.com)
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chaud
14y ago
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chaud
14y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4179982
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chaud
14y ago
I don't know of one, and doubt one exists, but I would love for someone to show me that I am wrong. If you just want to do the occasional comparison, AnandTech has a great Bench page: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/CPU/2
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chaud
14y ago
It looks like LinkedIn plus fancier messaging. I can't imagine a case where I would prefer to open a PDF from an email or go to another site rather than directly read an email though.
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chaud
14y ago
The pricing page needs larger prices. It took me a few seconds to actually locate the price for each plan. The titles / list of what you get at each price point don't fit the site style and are not pleasing to read because of the font / all
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chaud
14y ago
They announced this in April: http://googlesmb.blogspot.com/2012/03/fast-accurate-and-affo...
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Microsoft.com New Design Preview
(microsoft.com)
176 points
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chaud
14y ago
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chaud
14y ago
How heavily were you using the laptop? Did it fail from running out of write cycles or something else? Some people over on xtremesystems have done Endurance testing, and the 64 GB m4 took over 700TB of writing to for failure to occur, and 1
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chaud
14y ago
If you don't have a background in this area and are interested in learning a little more about epigenetics, there is a good NOVA program on it: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/genes/
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chaud
14y ago
Compare their site to Newegg for purchasing computer hardware. Newegg's filtering system blows Amazon's away, making it possible to easily find what you are looking for. Amazon likes to give me similar hardware when I search for a part, clu
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chaud
14y ago
You can buy a decent Brother monochrome laser printer (auto duplex, wireless, and wired networking) for ~$60-80 on sale and the generic toner for $10-20 for 2,600 pages. For most people this is a far better option than buying the Brother br
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chaud
14y ago
I'm not sure that was the case: http://dcurt.is/hbo-forbes-journalism
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chaud
14y ago
Fair enough, but who is to say those tools wouldn't have been developed if those people were doing bioinformatics research instead. It is frustrating seeing all of the failed startups that thought their poorly thought out plan and execution
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chaud
14y ago
Sure, go in to bioinformatics research. You might even end up doing something that benefits humanity more than trying to make the next Facebook! Data is piling up faster than we know what to do with it. There are a lot of problems to be sol
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chaud
14y ago
Only on HN will people think a bug that has appeared several times is an unannounced feature.
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