dalore

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961.
by dalore 14y ago
I wonder if the Mu and your plug have the same complicated insides as an Apple iPhone charger. This article was recently posted here: http://www.arcfn.com/2012/05/apple-iphone-charger-teardown-q...
962.
by dalore 14y ago
You could have used an adaptor?
963.
by dalore 14y ago
So what happened to slashdot, then reddit, and now hackernews?
964.
by dalore 14y ago
The "status quo" is outdated.
965.
by dalore 14y ago
A spelling mistake, sorry. I wasn't correcting someone, just pointing out why his posts were getting down voted.
966.
by dalore 14y ago
If you're going to correct someone, you should make sure you are also correct. In addition, not using a capital letter makes it look a bit like txt speak and generally brings down the level of discource.
967.
by dalore 14y ago
You're confusing branding with direct call to action advertising. Two complete different things and priced differently. Big brands aren't going for the people about to buy a car, they are working way before that. By making you see the brand
968.
by dalore 14y ago
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/flaunting > to treat contemptuously <flaunted the rules
969.
by dalore 14y ago
Try duckduckgo.com It was created by one of our own here in hacker news.
970.
by dalore 14y ago
Yes and no. There is a standard (microUSB) but they don't have to adopt it. The devices makers just have to make sure there is an adaptor to microUSB for their device is available (they don't even have to ship it with their device, just has
971.
by dalore 14y ago
In America the carriers controlled the market and the device manufacturers where beholden to them. In Europe it was the other way around.
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by dalore 15y ago
Well they did have that problem with some batteries that were recalled http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6945593.stm http://www.pcworld.com/article/140101/cell_phone_battery_exp...
973.
by dalore 15y ago
Why is having a valid criticism or critique considered rude? If I was the creator I would welcome such feedback. If anything I would say that's one of the positive aspects of Hacker News.
974.
by dalore 15y ago
Why do I find that solution but brillant and cunning?
975.
by dalore 15y ago
Looks like it was: > Why Git/GitHub, as opposed to Mercurial/Bitbucket or some other system? Because it's very well-made, and it's where the people are. Where the people are would imply because of the social aspects.
976.
by dalore 15y ago
A problem I found with CVs is that recruiters often ask you to resend it in word doc form (I guess so they can edit it and remove your contact info). Also if your keeping your linkedin profile up to date then your effectively doubling your
977.
by dalore 15y ago
Couldn't you argue that race, religion and/or political association and the like have an affect on programming tests also?
978.
by dalore 15y ago
What keyboard would they use?
979.
by dalore 15y ago
It's also easier to learn new technologies and languages since so many share the same concepts. Also what's old is new again but just done in different mediums.
980.
by dalore 15y ago
With dating it's quite common to ask someone out the first time via text. Especially online dating.
981.
by dalore 15y ago
It's definitely easier to get angry at someone and express it via email and say stuff you wouldn't normally say face to face or via the phone. This is just my anecdote however, no studies to back it up.
982.
by dalore 15y ago
If the mechanical engineers were doing a startup that involved mechanical engineering then I would say they are technical.
983.
by dalore 15y ago
I prefer a black background, it's easier on the eyes. Green on black is my preferred setup. Gray on black is far better than white on black. It's also better at night if there is little to no light in the room.
984.
by dalore 15y ago
I don't think he meant in terms of bandwith. Creating an s3 bucket and using it is quite easy. If you wanted to take that an replicate it by having some sort of redundant storage built yourself that's going to be expensive. That's how I too
985.
by dalore 15y ago
You remember the ones who say yes. As for the ones who say no, you ask them every time until they say yes. So I guess the system works.
986.
by dalore 15y ago
Well the solution is simple, you take her name :)
987.
by dalore 15y ago
An author of a GPL licenses work does own the copyright and is free to sell the copyright to anyone he chooses and even change the license. What they can't do is to revoke the GPL of past versions that are out. For instance you can dual lic
988.
by dalore 15y ago
The gophers remind me of Dwarf Fortress. Moving stuff around in piles and doing it in an efficient manner so your fortress has no bottlenecks. So for a good lesson in concurrency and parallelism, play Dwarf Fortress.
989.
by dalore 15y ago
It easier to write an optimizer if you don't use eval since the eval code needs an interpreter.
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by dalore 15y ago
Certain memory areas correspond to the console. If you have a look at Notch's Hello World example you see him putting letters in memory areas. Now if this is how it will communicate with the rest of the ship, I don't know.

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