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by dhbanes 15y ago
So would you mind expanding on your comment? In what way is the public's interest served by these requirements?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
About which article are you commenting?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
How is the public interest served by obscure, unpublished requirements for permission to do business?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
http://www.linode.com/index.cfm
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Looks awesome, what version of jQuery is required?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Interesting, I wasn't aware of that.
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Let us never forget the first great hacker news bubble. http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=nickb
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by dhbanes 15y ago
So shouldn't TED release the talk so we can all have the opportunity to come to the same conclusion?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Calculator: $5 Address book: $3 Notepad: $2 Camera: $40 ... How is creating a useful application for an expensive device that replaces an inferior took an example of excess? It's not really like people buy iPads simply to replace a pack of
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Yes. The iOS dev center has a download for iCloud control panel for Windows. Calendar and contact syncing are available with Office 2007 or 2010.
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by dhbanes 15y ago
I wonder what nickb thinks of this.
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Do you remember the names of the last three people who died under your care?
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by dhbanes 15y ago
No, they're generics produced to look like the brand name version.
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Considering there are at least 125 billion galaxies in the observable universe (each with between about 10 million and 100 trillion stars each), it might be a stretch to assume we would be the only species in the universe to achieve this :)
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Excellent video. Also, print out the ACLU bust card and carry it with you. It's folds up into a wallet-sized cheat sheet to remind you of your rights when you're stopped by police: http://www.aclu.org/files/assets/bustcard_eng_20100630.pdf
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by dhbanes 15y ago
A G150 cruising at 43,000 ft will experience far less turbulence than a 737 at 33,000.
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by dhbanes 15y ago
Thanks for this! Fell asleep reading this last night and can't put it down this morning. This could be bad as I just tore down my engine last night and kinda need to put it back together today. Oh well.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Also, employers expense health insurance premiums and pay no payroll taxes on the contribution as they would on normal wages.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
This reads like a Google Voice voicemail transcript.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Cats are awesome.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Why would you buy Apple hardware if you don't plan on running OS X? This seems frivolous, especially in a business setting.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
I like the idea. One thing I found confusing at first was the explanation of how the process works. I had trouble understanding how the system would keep my adoration private while at the same time providing a meaningful way for the other p
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by dhbanes 16y ago
It should be noted that his Twitter account ( http://twitter.com/danchodanchev ) was last updated 20 October 2010.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Sorry, but the fact is obtrusive advertisements like this work. Most people out there don't think like HN readers.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Let's not forget the Thunderbird, a fantastic AMD success. Also, AMD is not going out of business... might be a little too soon for you to start delivering the eulogy.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
The problem with that is, they will be held accountable for delivering those advertised speeds.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
I am curious how you were able to assess this situation so quickly. Thomas posted the original email 11 hours ago and prefaced it with "From my email just now." Very shortly thereafter (also 11 hours ago as I write this), you commented that
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Not quite sure I follow.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
Not by you.
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by dhbanes 16y ago
I agree and I'd also like to hear some of you downvoters speaking up.

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