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by conorgdaly 12y ago
or 2 checkboxes remote, office
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
For those with sub to Safari, Scoring Points is available there: my.safaribooksonline.com/book/-/9780749453381
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
After having a cursory glance through the ARQC EMV wiki entry, it seems that EMV corresponds to what we currently have in Europe -> the same (consumer) PIN is still going to be re-entered in every transaction i.e. it's re-useable and ca
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
I agree with your solution of an affirmative step. I can see internet credit/debit card transactions moving towards a "request for funds" model where the consumer(via smartphone) has to explicitly ok the transfer of funds: Merchant - (RFF
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
when you have so many tabs open that you can’t see the anything but the favicons, you’ll waste lots of time hunting down that one elusive page. [sic] In Firefox, Tree Style Tab extension makes this a non-issue. Tabs are arranged in a vert
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
When I got my new nexus tablet, I didn't install the facebook or twitter app, and I enjoyed using the tablet without feeling the need to keep switching to those apps to check nothing new had been posted. I also removed the facebook app fro
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
From the Vinetrade site:"Secure and trustworthy. Your transactions are encrypted." Step 1: Start posting username/pwd to your server over HTTPS and start delivering signup & login forms over HTTPS. At the moment, both of these happen in
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by conorgdaly 14y ago
I just tweeted @JetBrains with the same question. 37 USD becomes 35 EURO(as opposed to ~25 EURO with more up to date currency convert). It's a pity because if I got USD equivalent pricing, I was planning on buying more of their products for
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Ask HN: Stripe + GoCardless = eventual merger
1 points by conorgdaly 15y ago|0 comments
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
C\AL [language for MS Dynamics Nav(née Navision)] could really really use concurrency\multi thread.
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
The Complete Far Side 1980-1994 (2 vol set) [Hardcover] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0740721135?smid=ATVPDKIKX0D... Currently $93. Deal price not yet stated[Price discount begins @20.00 UTC.]
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
Doesn't seem to be much else out there but if you happen across a decent discount\want to offer a decent discount on your own book, please post details etc.
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
O Reilly: 60% off certain ebooks (print excluded from discount): http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/cyber-monday.do & 60% off MS books: http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/msp-cyber-monday.do
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Show HN: Cyber Monday tech book deals
1 points by conorgdaly 15y ago|3 comments
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
I really love the photo. :) The digital robot interfacing with the laptop through it's keyboard; seemingly the only permitted I/O in the future. Trust issues between different hardware vendors must have hit an all time low after the various
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
Continuing with that thought though: if the people advertising didn't see some sort of gain(financial or otherwise), they wouldn't be long in pulling the ads from HN. It's great getting eyeballs & all but if that doesn't turn into some
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
OK, my initial post was premature, After some googling, sites can get income using the CPM/CPI model(Cost per thousand impressions). I stand corrected.
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by conorgdaly 15y ago
People have to click the ads for revenue to be made. This being HN, an aggregator for people who spend most of their day on computers(& the web), I think it's safe to say most of us have become immune to ads, and the effort(however mini