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13y ago
What is an "Android laptop"? Is it different from a laptop that has Android installed on it?
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But will I get dumber by wasting my intellectual capacity?
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Why NeonMob Is Art Collecting Done Right
(coryklein.com)
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13y ago
s/a couple of/59
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Although I'm not sure Bitcoin can do much to change the paywall problem, this article does shed interesting light on the state of the publishing industry and how the natural downward drive of quality is leaving a gap of top-quality and
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> The truth is, while there may be laws which are unjust, unfair, or plain silly, most of them were created to meet a need or solve a problem. The intention of the law to "meet a need or solve a problem" doesn't necessaril
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13y ago
For a second I thought these were killings done by Mike Bostock...
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13y ago
Warning: title not reflective of content.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with the praise (in fact I would love if employers did this more), but when there is discontinuity between the verbal praise and the financial compensation - then you have a problem.
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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
(en.wikipedia.org)
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My biggest concern is the possibility of touching the screen in the middle while trying to hit the A,B,X,Y buttons. I know it specifically says you have to physically press the screen down to confirm your choice, but it would be distracting
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Twinkind - buy a 3d printed copy of yourself for $300
(wired.com)
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> So let's say you want to remove the traffic lights and create a high-speed continuous-flow system comprised of lightweight energy-efficient micro-cars. How could you make this compatible with human habitation? By removing the road
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13y ago
What throwaway password do you use for sites with password complexity restrictions? (You know, requiring 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1 special character, etc.)
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13y ago
I'm not familiar with KeePass, but I can tell you that LastPass does not know your master password. They just keep an encrypted copy of your password database which gets decrypted locally when you type in the password. For this reason,
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13y ago
If somebody sees your password on a sticky note, they now know your password. If they get access to your computer with LastPass logged in, they can't get your master password. Small distinction, but there it is. Also, with LastPass you
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What is the reasoning behind limiting non-accredited investing anyway? Why is it a crime for me to give somebody else money if I am happy with the terms of the contract?
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Actually I'm saying that top comments don't get more upvotes. Once the single top comment has enough discussion underneath it, the comment votes become skewed and inaccurate. At that point, the "top" comment (which may
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13y ago
I don't have any issue with a browser extension. The problem is that the actual CONTENT of the discussion is changed because comments aren't collapsible by default. In many of the comment threads I look at, 80% of the discussion i
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What if the top comment is a line of discussion I'm not interested in? Too bad, because that is the only line of discussion anybody will engage in, because you never see the second comment. I know I could scroll down 7 pages and find
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Also, I know that there exist browser extensions to allow comment collapsing, but the problem extends beyond a mere functionality problem - since comments can't be collapsed, the actual comment structure changes, and that is something
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Why aren't HN comments collapsible?
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I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here. That exposure to hardcore porn online is okay because it's better than being raped as a child? Or it's okay because we can adapt to its negative influence and come out
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Ask HN: How should I read comment threads?
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I am very glad that people keep talking about this. I wish that I had more to contribute to the debate and conversation that isn't just rehashing the same discussions we've had for the past month. Something more than "Shut do
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Are we even sure it's a bad thing that these "foreign activists" are intimidated by Manning's disclosures? Considering the things our government does, it is pleasing to discover that people helping the government are bei