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claar
12y ago
I was drowning in email too not long ago, and decided I was tired of it. The proposed solution in this article of having your mail client threaten you with an ultimatum doesn't seem well thought out. First, I unsubscribed to absolutely
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claar
12y ago
It's grammatically correct, read the whole sentence. It just looks odd when you take half the sentence out of context.
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claar
12y ago
AndLinux is super cool, but not sure how this is news. New release or something?
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claar
12y ago
Good idea! They could email the domain's contact person! Oh wait..
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Ask HN: Quality entrepreneur web resources?
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12y ago
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claar
12y ago
The funny thing about your newly defined "trick" is that it would be foolish to rely on such undocumented behavior not changing on the next minor update. :)
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12y ago
As you know, the problem is the sheer number of libraries we use. Even if they were all as lean as Bootstrap, I will never know every tip and trick in all of them. Thus, articles like this one have their place, and I for one thought it pick
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12y ago
This is a case of "the 10000" http://xkcd.com/1053/ to me. I've only been using bootstrap for 9 months, and I learned 4+ extremely useful tips from this article.
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12y ago
Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Awww.l... Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/uUGfWnjf
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12y ago
Appears to be removed now. Mirror: http://pastebin.com/uUGfWnjf
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12y ago
I don't mind links to cool commercial services, but not having a pricing page means I close the tab and move on. At the very least, some sort of comment on HN giving a pricing ballpark would be helpful.
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13y ago
Oops, you're right -- I use apt-cyg myself! https://code.google.com/p/apt-cyg/ Can't imagine how I could get them confused! ;)
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claar
13y ago
Looks neat! Voted to green-light for ya. Now if only I could get an invite to my claar account.. :)
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13y ago
I'm a *nix/FOSS guy with 15+ years of experience. I spent a couple minutes trying to figure out what MSYS2 was from the project page/the project wiki/Google, and then just gave up. Really, a single sentence on the summar
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13y ago
If you like Cygwin and Package Managers, checkout the wonderful Cyg-Apt: https://code.google.com/p/cyg-apt/
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13y ago
Interesting work. I'd be curious to see this algorithm applied to the original game. Since this is a re-implementation of the game in Java, it may be solving a completely different game.
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claar
13y ago
So you work a few years and pay it off, then you can worry about other things. Money and debt management is also an important lesson to learn young.
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13y ago
Obligatory color-deficiency comment goes here.
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13y ago
This is awesome. Great job on this. Love seeing music and computing intersect!
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claar
13y ago
We've been overcoming hard, unforgiving physical limits for ages. The obvious solution in this case is to combine images from multiple satellites, ala http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_Large_Telescope
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13y ago
"I still don't feel like I'm at the stage where we can afford to" -- just... wow. It sounds you may be lacking perspective. I highly recommend visiting the poorest places of your own city, much less the poorer countries
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13y ago
Actually, my experience in college was that classes could usually be reduced to a scalar value. Regardless of subject matter, I learned the most in classes that had good teachers who received good evals. However, the administration doesn&#x
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13y ago
There's never an excuse for chmod'ing something 777. That's just being too lazy to figure out the proper permissions.