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A new way of storytelling on the web(bbc.com)
1 points by cskau 14y ago|0 comments
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by cskau 14y ago
Doesn't that mean they actually start grabbing the photos before really getting permission from the user? Surely they probably got it covered in the Terms, but it still strikes me as playing slightly dirty..
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by cskau 15y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I'm doing something related at the moment, so it's nice to see previous work like this.
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by cskau 15y ago
Google wants to know what the power of the Internet is? This is it!
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by cskau 15y ago
..which would mean you'd have to be David Heinemeier Hansson himself, seeing how Rails is just short of 8 years old.[1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_on_rails
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Chinese buy paper iPads for ancestor worship(physorg.com)
1 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
While this is an interesting book I'd love to own, I can't help feeling $39 for an ebook is a bit much. And well over the impulse buying price. Of course that's the price you've set and that's all fine. I just wanted to let you know why at
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by cskau 15y ago
Seems overloaded. Anyone got a mirror?
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So Nice We Did it Twice: Humble Bundle for Android #2 Arrives(blog.humblebundle.com)
9 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Such is the Internet indeed. I stumbled upon this while researching some Python magic. I felt it was a pretty good write-up so I decided to share it with my fellow HN'ers. Thank you for posting this.
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A Guide to Python's Magic Methods(rafekettler.com)
234 points by cskau 15y ago|27 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Exactly my concern. But judging from some of the other comments it is indeed uploading your bookmarks. I'm sorry to say, but I consider bookmarks slightly private, and I wouldn't want just any company to look over my shoulder and read all t
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by cskau 15y ago
Report on their blog: http://status.namecheap.com/?p=7309
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Case Study: Ento, the Art of Eating Insects(core77.com)
1 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Also snakes.
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by cskau 15y ago
I'd say there is quite a difference between working for the FBI and as the title says working with the FBI. According to the article the case here seems to the latter and not as the title here make it seem the former.
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Free geographic (GIS) data for any country in the world(diva-gis.org)
2 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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ReCAPTCHA Mailhide(google.com)
30 points by cskau 15y ago|21 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Thank you. This is why I came back here after visiting the official download page. All I was able to find there was an exe-file, which is of little use when I'm running Ubuntu as my main OS..
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Entropy - programming language where data decays as the program runs(danieltemkin.com)
6 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Nice idea. I absolutely understand what you're getting at since I've had the exact same idea/need in the past. I really like your design but one thing springs to mind when I look at your screencaps. When I'm learning how to write a complica
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by cskau 15y ago
Clickies: http://www.kanjibyhand.com https://market.android.com/details?id=se.tokotoko.android.ka... https://market.android.com/details?id=se.tokotoko.android.ka...
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by cskau 15y ago
Does anyone know if this is done in preparation for something big coming up ?
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by cskau 15y ago
I'm not exactly a "font guy" either so I usually take a top-down approach. Usually this means I go over to Google's rather extensive webfonts collection[1] and do a quick sweep through, picking all the fonts I like. Then from there it's sim
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LiteratePrograms - collection of collaboratively edited and debugged code(literateprograms.org)
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by cskau 15y ago
The linked video is a must see as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyzOUbkUf3M
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Software Foundations, by Benjamin C. Pierce et al. [ebook](cis.upenn.edu)
1 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments
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Rejex - the JavaScript regular expression editor(rejex.heroku.com)
2 points by cskau 15y ago|1 comments
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by cskau 15y ago
Instapaper used to use some wrapper code around Readability and do all the work in the client browser. However, I'm a bit surprised to see that Marco has moved away from this approach. If you look at the code loaded with the bookmarklet[1],
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Random and Dynamic Images using Python CGI [2005](lost-theory.org)
1 points by cskau 15y ago|0 comments

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