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dholowiski
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I totally agree. I have a couple of the Nanostation Loco's for a woreless link at work and they're excellent, and ridiculously cheap.
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Yeah, you have to be more specific. The "Godaddy SOPA fiasco of 2012" maybe
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Are you sure about that? I just tried to register somethingsomethinghacker.com and got through the checkout process to the point where it asked me for a credit card. I didn't proceed (because I don't want the domain).
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14y ago
I used to use Google Apps standard edition (the free one). Still do because I'm 'grandfathered in'. If I had to pay, I'd probably goo with Office 365.
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I'm sure this is a massive coincidence, but they just raised the requirement from 25,000 to 100,000. Get signing!
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30,251 right now.
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14y ago
I am a dropout. So, yes I would hire someone like me.
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> That's a very poor way to comment, and even insulting to those who are genuinely suffering from mental illness. Seconded.
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Many sub-reddits have formed around various types of support groups. Reddit has changed my life, so I guess Aaron Swartz is partially to thank.
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Unless I'm missing something, no-ip gives you a DNS name mapped to your dynamic IP address, it doesn't give you a static address.
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Mine is on Heroku, but that's because i've written my own blogging software and that's not what you are asking for. I'd go with a VPS, then it will be a learning experience as well (if that's what you want) and you can use it for other thin
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The government.
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I was thinking the same thing.
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What? That post says nothing about going without caffiene, that's a pretty bad headline. Anyway, sounds like he was self-medicating.
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Oh. I always figured it was bad coding, but I normally use the workaround anyway. Post.find_by_id(params[:id].to_s) Regardless, I think I have some patching to do tonight.
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I'm not sure if I'm dyslexic but I use the Gill Dyslexic font everywhere I can. I also bought mono dyslexic and set up Sublime 2 to use the font. Forced chrome fonts to use Gill Dyslexic. Makes a huge difference (and sorry, but it's way be
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Mike Arrington is bored with blogging. Does that mean he'll stop? Personally I think we're on the edge of a revolution, with the rapid shrinking (and increase in power) of computers, and Google boldly pushing into some pretty deep AI. Intel
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I had always hoped that cochlear implants would go mainstream. Imagine a bluetooth cochlear implant...
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>PLEASE GET PROFESSIONAL HELP FROM ANOTHER DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY. Seconded. There are also hotlines that you can call any time of the day or night if you are desperate. SEEK HELP. New help if the old isn't working.
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Apple has to build a product around it, and that's tough. Google just builds it because it's cool.
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As an operator of a large web site, I was once pitched a product like this. Basically it used various sources to gather as much personally identifying information as possible from your visitors, right down to name, email address, address an
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I would too. Does such a service exist right now?
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I'm not a coder, but when I was last looking for a job (actually almost two years ago) - and I got several (3) great leads from one monthly posting.
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That's actually a pretty clever video.
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As others have said, I don't think it's possible. I think Microsoft could gain some trust by bundling Chrome and Firefox with Windows, and possibly even abandoning IE, but I think that's fairly unlikely. [edit] their best bet is to make the
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I wonder if they used Indiegogo instead of Kickstarter because of the new rules that you can't tell people they are pre-ordering for something that doesn't exist yet?
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This has been discussed many times on Reddit, and there are many, many people in the USA who stand up to wipe.
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"simple" + "IPN"... right. Go for Stripe.
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Just carry the bare drive, in an anti static bag. That's smaller than an iPhone.
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I just want to point out that this conversation is specific to the USA. Most people in most non USA countries don't have access to the same volume and quantity of streaming content (movies, music, even magazines). Very few people would ever
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