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I'm still not sure about that, I still tend to equate native apps to native apps as you traditionally saw them on desktop or laptop computers when considering downloading them. People love hoarding things, and downloading them with the "I'm
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I just want to register my interest for what nvr219 said above. Upon completion of the site if that was an option I would have bought it by now. If you introduce that feature for somewhere between $5-10$ and I'll buy the source code.
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Ask YC-HN: Would you like donations to help offset costs for hosting HN?
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So, is Ms. Kirsty Nathoo a lot less busy nowadays? :) On a more serious note: you're probably out there reading the comments -- what're your thoughts on this 'kristy?
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Antibiotic resistance 'a time-bomb'
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Amazon's Quest for Web Names Draws Foes
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Just a general observation: your forceful, emotional phrasing/expressions only serve to discredit your position. 'end of story', 'All I need to know' are expressions that begin to end a discussion, they certainly don't make way for a health
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What you say is probably true for IE, AOL browser, etc., but Chrome (when it came out) was really just a better browser. It was significantly faster than any browser of its time, the new interface to increase vertical space was wonderful,
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I think she's quoting pg, but pg lists the condition of that growth to be the time a startup is in the YC class A good growth rate during YC is 5-7% a week. If you can hit 10% a week you're doing exceptionally well. If you can
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Forget Google Glass, Google Debuts ‘Talking Shoe’ Concept At SXSWi
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Will Apple's iTV Actually Be Samsung's SmartTV?
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China Calls For End To 'Cyber War'
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Iran cuts off 'illegal' VPN workaround to Internet filters
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Fabfiles, with explanations, for Django apps
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Reddit co-founder: I'm not mayor of the Internet
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You bring up good points. But I'm still not sure about the 'not a contract to which I've agreed' part. Couldn't it be argued that there exists an open understanding by all parties that the content creation is sustained purely through ads --
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The 'elephant in the room' of a question: what do you feel gives you the right to block ads? The content-creators establish the terms, and their deal is you get content in exchange for ad-viewership. If you're unwilling to view ads, don't p
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> Namecheap offers free anonymized WHOIS by default on their domains ... its called "WhoisGuard Protection". Free for just the first year after transferring/registering a domain, after that it costs you.
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As an individual who was diagnosed with ADHD, but whose parents refused to acquire medicine based on superstitious 'but isn't adderall just basically cocaine?' grounds, I assure you I've got an axe about 3,000x bigger than yours to grind at
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No, tone it up instead. From the comments on that article: My 3rd grade granddaughter has been put on adderall for ADD. This is really scary. It's because of people like her and her self-absorbed, nugatory account of her experiences being
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Leaders or Cheaters: Steroids for the Brain
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It greatly bothers me that rayiner's post is showing up as 'dead', presumably because it was either downvoted too much or just flagged too much. Anyway. So while we're all giving out examples and anecdotes, here's mine: I'm from an Asian fa
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White House tells agencies to widen access to federally funded research
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Kim Dotcom's Mega to expand into encrypted email
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=... if you would like a direct link (to watch it in 1080p, the animation is so superb you might as well :)). I was thinking maybe it was a little too melodramatic... but perhaps
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Indeed. The absurdity of that was explained by Peter Sunde himself in the documentary AFK (available for viewing here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTOKXCEwo_8 -- which I highly recommend as worth watching ).
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Bill Gates admits Microsoft made ‘a mistake’ in mobile strategy
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The Norwegian prison where inmates are treated like people
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I have TW... and I just tried what the guy suggested. One hell of a difference. I'm pretty shocked that they're doing this. I always thought it was Youtube that was being slow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB8UADuVM5A is an accurate dep
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More Evidence That Tablets Are Slowly Killing the PC
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