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by ciex 15y ago
Is this really the Chrome implementation of a sidebar? Looks to me more like a floating secondary window which continually tries to dock to the main Chrome frame.
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by ciex 15y ago
You should try the vertical tabs option in Chrome's about:flags page. Tabs move to the left side of the window and don't become squished when you have many of them. You can just scroll up and down the stack.
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by ciex 15y ago
If you are proud of your country it means that you associate value with everything that is connected to the country. This value is intrinsic (for example everything manufactured in Germany has an intrinsic value because it is of German orig
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by ciex 15y ago
The question remains: Who needs this? I am still not really convinced that it is possible to integrate handcoded schemas for a wide range of use cases into search results in a meaningful way. The solution Google proposes here will also rest
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by ciex 15y ago
Does anyone know how they can match these so fast?
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by ciex 15y ago
First thing to pop into my mind is xkcd. Certainly Munroe didn't need professional equipment of any kind when he started the site, still I'd argue that it is a work of art. By making a distinction between 'professionals' and 'amateurs' yo
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by ciex 16y ago
"History doesn't repeat itself - at best it sometimes rhymes" -Mark Twain
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by ciex 16y ago
I second the praise, however you could really use some kind of tour that presents the functionality of the site without the need to signup first.
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by ciex 16y ago
So is this the beginning influx of reddit jokes on HN?
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by ciex 16y ago
I wonder what the discovery mechanism for new services is supposed to be - i.e. how could I know about your service without reading your comment here on HN? They don't seem to include all projects there are on their services page (which loo
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by ciex 16y ago
and don't mark the box titled 'Let him keep the files'
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by ciex 16y ago
I am currently learning Prolog as part of my artificial intelligence class and as far as I know it's used in many contexts in ai research in my uni.
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by ciex 17y ago
US coder gets sent to the middle east for a bunch of money Reminds me of Ken Follett's 'On Wings of Eagles' - definitely a recommendation if you're into thrillers! It's about a team of coders from EDS (now part of HP I think) who get sent t
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by ciex 17y ago
Any experiences with Amazon Payments? They look like a viable PayPal alternative to me as most people already have an Amazon account.
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by ciex 17y ago
Especially for Dropbox since I don't think that their 50 and 100 GB plans are even attractive for most users. At least for me they would have to offer something for $5.
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by ciex 17y ago
Isn't Dropbox hosted on S3? At least I remember them talking about a plan to allow users plugging their own S3 instance in (that was years ago).
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by ciex 17y ago
I found the following approach very interesting: * Generate a random price in the acceptable range (but don't tell the user about it) * Let the user know that you made up a price and let him enter what he would pay * If the user entered a h