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US Open Government Initiative Enters Phase Three
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Attack On a Significant Flaw In Apache Released
(it.slashdot.org)
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I'll be one of your resellers. I have many stories to tell but often I'm creating just the domain name, no time to finish. And it is fun to think an idea, brand it then sell it to someone _who_ is the guy to develop it. The package would be
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Minor Changes to the Rails Security Policy
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No More Projects
(chadfowler.com)
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Braingate2: Your Mind Just Went Wireless
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Why to trust them when there is YC? I cannot see any name (PG) or other advantages (the Valley) I would combine my startup with.
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I think External Event is What We Are All Afraid Of: when the system must be rebooted, softly or hardly. The cache and temp data is lost, the heavily imprinted / written data persists, and the function remains the same but probably some bug
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And a few nice words about PG, which applies also to DHH: "Paul comes off the way he does because he's good at marketing, and he realizes that in a world full of egotistical programmers, the only way to be heard in all the noise is to be an
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Amazing! He predicted in 2004 things like Heroku (prediction #2), Github (#3), Lisp/PG rise, HN !!! (#6), the Apple success (#9) and the kindly #10 :D
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> people are confused because the sign up page looks like a log in page because it is so short. You can not log in to Tomorrow Market with any password. That was the case. The title suggested if I login with my HN credentials I'll benef
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yes and it was working fine!
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WARNING: Don't give your real username and password! I've tried with a fake password and works!
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Why Dell should buy Palm
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What Open Source Shares With Science
(tech.slashdot.org)
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17y ago
Going further, and to know why LSD-25 helps sorting out complex things I recommend John C. Lilly's ( http://www.johnclilly.com/ ) book "Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer" ( http://futurehi.net/docs/Metaprogramming.htm
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Rack, Metal and Rails Middleware [screencast]
(railsenvy.com)
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Linux native multitouch support
(lii-enac.fr)
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launching the future sounds like the next pepsi campaign.
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Amazing! I could not realize this 'off-line' business model aspect of the site! But must work as all other online-to-offline modeled businesses. You can contact Springwise.com maybe they'll put in their feed, they like these on/off combinat
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No, it is semantic tagging based on RDF, stored on semantic databases like Freebase and DBpedia. Practically your tags will be part of an universally shared, searchable database ... that's the real time data web baby! :D
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Plot: built on the elegant combination of Ruby, XMPP, and Flex.
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Wondering how this could possibly work! In my country (Romania) the news are full with stories how gangs are robbing people on E-bay. Comparing to E-bay which is a regular business selling physical goods Kiba sells virtual goods - the hope
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Not technical but this question made me too curious: who do you expect to upload music? Artists with reputation or anyone? Or, the point is to offer an url shortener service for MP3 songs?
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Slightly cheaper than Slicehost ... Sadly they don't have a detailed description on what you get (ie. which linux distros are available, their ReadyStack(TM), fix IP, backup). Wish them good luck, might check back later.
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"This means projects unaware of Rip can be installed by Rip and managed by ripenvs" That means every Ruby code written and hosted publicly can be installed locally by Rip? Now we will need a special search engine just for Ruby :D
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17y ago
I had two domain names reserved for some projects nukanon.com extrophos.com and now they are available for free. I'll tell you their story if you register them :D currently I'm reserving only 'local' domain names which are mine forever. unu
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17y ago
sorry for asking, may not be adequate but have you planned to get revenue somehow?
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The left side menu ... I did not understand what's good for. The first impression was that selecting a site component will show that component live on the right side with WYSIWYG-like editing. Than realized this is not working, or was not d
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I was using osCommerce and ZenCart and did not like them. Then using a hacked Wordpress for webshop, and it is a delight to work with. Your store seems to be very nice, though I don't really understand the admin interface -- I thought it is
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