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discountgenius
14y ago
Is there any sort of directory for Hacker News skins/mods/hacks? I feel like there is probably a more efficient way for me to view Hacker News, but I've found no convenient way to compare the different options.
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discountgenius
14y ago
LinkedIn has been similarly creepy to me. Someone I have never met with whom I share zero common connections has begun showing up in my recommendations because I viewed their profile once months ago.
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14y ago
I like the content, but I dislike the annoying way in which it is presented.
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14y ago
"Yet multiple studies of pre-workout stretching demonstrate that it actually raises your likelihood of injury and lowers your subsequent performance." This was the only claim that surprised me and the only one that didn't provide much of a
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14y ago
On my 1366x768 laptop in chrome, the dodecahedron covers some text. I had to zoom out to read it.
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14y ago
"It's harder than it looks" is talking about the mouse controls, right?
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14y ago
Did OP just break the Victoria's Secret Web Site Terms, Conditions and Notices? Were it enforceable, what sort of penalty could OP face?
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An opinion on gun control
(larrycorreia.wordpress.com)
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14y ago
Are you working on plugins for integration with existing shopping carts?
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14y ago
Bitcoin enables decentralized digital wealth transfers.
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14y ago
It's easier to find a seller to trust than a buyer to trust. Edit for accuracy: It's easier to verify the trustworthiness of a seller than that of a buyer.
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14y ago
This article goes into my "arguments for Bitcoin" pile. More sellers need to recognize the risks involved in doing transactions through PayPal/any other credit card processor and protect themselves.
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14y ago
"...some map makers intentionally include phantom streets to prevent copyright infringements..." Wait, what?
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14y ago
localbitcoins.com enables cash-to-bitcoin trades with private people who live near you. It would be difficult to buy $20,000 worth of Bitcoins in one shot for a favorable rate, but you can get significant amounts without going through too m
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14y ago
non-mobile link http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Brazil-judge-orders-arres...
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14y ago
Yeah, that was when I switched to Mint. Ubuntu without the drama.
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What streaming services have the movie I want to watch?
(watchlegit.com)
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14y ago
Do you know of any precedent where Bitcoin (or another "virtual good") was specifically treated by the government in this way?
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14y ago
One method involves running a mining pool where you pay little bits of the "dirty" coins to hundreds of different miners and keep their "clean," freshly-minted coins for yourself. It's a relatively new protocol. There may be laundering meth
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14y ago
agreed. Much of the comedy comes from the subversion of expectations... ...although some nerds prefer figuring out puzzles. And yes, nerd in this case is a term of endearment.
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14y ago
or money... or leverage or the right amount of manipulation at the right moment. Edit: or ignorance or any number of things. Good men do evil things all the time.
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The forum moderator uploads each ad manually and explicitly states that ads can be rejected for being "too annoying." Although I could see how this would be a backdoor in some situations, the site owner will not upload our ad unless he's O
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14y ago
Thanks! Yeah, this was more of a proof-of-concept. I haven't really looked into optimizing yet.
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I just replaced it with 50x20... should help speed things along.
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14y ago
workin' on it...
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This is not an image. It's an HTML table.
(discountgeni.us)
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The "diffuculty" of solving the hash is automatically adjusted by the network so that, on average, 6 blocks are discovered every hour. edited for clarity.
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Are you willing to wait "6 to 8 weeks?" http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/21/3257144/bitinstant-bitcoin...
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The limitations in the usability of Bitcoin are slowly being shored up by third-party opportunists. Just because Bitcoin is starting to be able to be used the way people use banks does not mean it is becoming a bank.
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I would much prefer my store rank than my personal blog. I found something I didn't understand. Googling the issue only found pages about content scraping. I thought I would bring this issue to people who know more than me.
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