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by ctide 15y ago
You're pulling things out of context. The full quote, which answer most of your questions: " A nameless person has decided that he, not us, is best placed to release the new Amon Tobin album, and to do so for free, online via a watermarked
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by ctide 15y ago
I was impressed with this, which I saw (ironically) about 15 minutes after I posted my earlier comment: http://ninjatune.net/article/2011/apr/19/amon-tobin-isam-ava... This is the best response I've seen from a label to a leak yet.
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by ctide 15y ago
This doesn't even touch on the fact that albums now seem to leak months in advance of their release date. I don't doubt that this means that people in the UK can be listening to albums 2-3 months in advance of when they can legally purchas
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by ctide 15y ago
Well, according to TMZ, she never rejected it as her manager didn't ever send her the song: http://www.tmz.com/2011/04/20/weird-al-yankovic-lady-gaga-re...
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Gawker's Traffic Numbers Are Worse Than Anyone Anticipated(theatlantic.com)
94 points by ctide 15y ago|52 comments
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by ctide 15y ago
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_PekcT72-PGE/SK3PTKwW_eI/AAAAAAAAAG... Amusing, felt obligated to share the link to save people googling like I did!
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by ctide 15y ago
I can't speak for Windows users, but on my Mac, I didn't have to do any of that.
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by ctide 15y ago
Every application I launch, launches in a fraction of the time. I don't like to leave every application I use (some of which are horrendous memory hogs, such as Illustrator and Photoshop) running perpetually, so having next to no load time
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by ctide 15y ago
I installed one in my Macbook Pro a few weeks ago for ~$300, but bought the 120 GB SSD vs. 80 GB. Considering I'm only using 60GB of it, I certainly could have bought the 80 GB and had everything shipped for right around $200. It's easily
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by ctide 15y ago
Since when is $200 an outrageous amount of money for a seriously significant performance increase?
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by ctide 15y ago
I'm pretty sure all the recent posts showing the RIAA how to determine what files exist on dropbox are going to do a much better job of that than his pitch will.
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by ctide 15y ago
Do you feel this is more obnoxious than a fixed header bar? Lots of people do the fixed header bar ( https://banksimple.com/ comes to mind immediately) and I don't ever see complaints about those.
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by ctide 16y ago
Are you running Rails 3? We were looking at various gems the other day for ab testing for a side project, and they all (including seven_minute_abs) seem woefully outdated and abandoned.
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by ctide 16y ago
Why? That's an analogy that doesn't make any sense. It's not like Sony was publicly telling people how to modify their hardware.
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by ctide 16y ago
Or you could just read the press release from Gartner here : https://www.gartner.com/it/page.jsp?id=1629214 The blog 'author' literally added nothing to it, which is probably why he botched all the links. For what it's worth, I hope Gartn
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by ctide 16y ago
Your definition of developer is radically different from mine.
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by ctide 16y ago
In my experience, Microsoft interviews tend to build off of each other. You start off with a fairly simple interview, and the things you mess up (or that the interviewer didn't feel you were especially strong on) are the things they probe
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by ctide 16y ago
I'm surprised he doesn't mention anything about text inputs barely above the tab bar. The Google Voice app does this, and it's painful to consistently accidentally switch to one of the other tabs when trying to respond to a text message.
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by ctide 16y ago
The stack is open source: http://cloudfoundry.org/
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Shell-sort with Hungarian (Székely) folk dance (youtube.com)
1 points by ctide 16y ago|0 comments
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by ctide 16y ago
Hopefully this means search results that link to issues will stop being completely worthless and incredibly frustrating.
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by ctide 16y ago
No, I'd hate to have to read Techcrunch itself. Reading it through the HN filter makes it much more useful.
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The wrong way to handle user feedback.(twitter.com)
7 points by ctide 16y ago|0 comments
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by ctide 16y ago
The big deal is that multiple articles on that site are focused on products created by the same guy. If he's not the one actually writing the posts, whomever is clearly has a boner for him.
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by ctide 16y ago
Install the following: https://github.com/protocool/AckMate - Searching within your project sucks by default. This makes it not suck. Testing - https://github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber-tmbundle - Bundle for cucumber highlighting. htt
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by ctide 16y ago
Adding (and exposing) reusable auth tokens to get around a configuration issue seems like awfully bad advice.
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by ctide 16y ago
Maybe Color raised 41m so they could build a paywall.
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by ctide 16y ago
Not yet, but we have been thinking about ways to expose filtering. Certainly, at the very least, we'd want people to be able to filter easily by tags they care about, gender, location, etc. Just tough to get the level of control in there
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by ctide 16y ago
Yeah, definitely angling to have people post before they go out rather than after. We've been discussing ways to expose 2 outfits and have people choose between them, but for now we want to just get discussions going around outfits in isol
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by ctide 16y ago
No direct mobile support yet, we're tied to the Instagram API and will autoupload any photos tagged with #waywn from a user who has connected their Instagram account to our service. From the web, we support drag and drop photo uploading (on

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