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by drats 16y ago
http://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask http://flask.pocoo.org/ and explore: http://github.com/repositories
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by drats 16y ago
Yes, as cliched as it is, I think it's time. I couldn't use at least 6/10 of the node challenge top 10 when it hit the HN front page (and the rest were beset by bugs and didn't work - the pixel one where you form characters stopped showing
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by drats 16y ago
Strange popup: "Hello, i see you are coming from hacker news. the article you clicked on was most certainly not submitted by nodejitsu. news.ycombinator has a long history of squashing articles and submitters that aren't funded by y-comb. m
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by drats 16y ago
I know you are pleased your device is working again but, on reflection, do you seriously think this is worth a HN post?
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by drats 16y ago
Sorry, read the section on Google in the article which finishes with "Google is nothing but a series of infringements snowballed together", and tell me again that this demands a serious response. If you post an inept trolling article you ar
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by drats 16y ago
A lot of negative comments here. They are totally justified however; this guy is off the planet. Edit: Three points. * He has a series of whiny/smug youtube videos defending the ipad's flaws http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wpjK60io0E * He
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by drats 16y ago
How about don't use Silverlight for your video?[1] That might do something for your credibility. Nobody, absolutely nobody, would seriously choose Silverlight over the alternatives without being offered inducements from Microsoft. Edit: Als
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by drats 16y ago
Warning: videos in the first link need Silverlight/Mono.
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by drats 16y ago
Andrew Orlowski is the worst of the trolls at the register, I stop reading the instant I see his name. You might find that insulting or arrogant, but it's a "don't feed them" policy which leads to a happier life. Judging by the comments her
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by drats 16y ago
Absolutely disgraceful treatment of a very reasonable person.
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by drats 16y ago
keep an eye on the RSS feed on this page if you like http://webapps.ubuntu.com/employment/
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by drats 16y ago
Red Hat abandoned the desktop community/didn't take it seriously and then are surprised that someone who does gets all the mindshare and community goodwill? It seems to me to be a miscalculation to say that the desktop hobby market has no m
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by drats 16y ago
amusing: http://i.imgur.com/qHWYm.jpg
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by drats 16y ago
Barmstrong was making a legitimate comment about troll tech journalists, in a legitimate place (i.e. following its mention), which Projectileboy seems to have grossly misinterpreted. Both PG's comment and Barmstrong's make sense and flow to
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by drats 16y ago
Doesn't work on Chrome (5.0.375.99 beta), Firefox (3.5.9) extremely laggy. Impressive nevertheless.
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by drats 16y ago
I don't want to offend anyone but that article was extremely boring (I did end up reading it). I suppose I'd seen the Richard Feynman video on fire and trees quite recently beforehand and was in an intolerant mood. But it's impossible to st
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by drats 16y ago
I particularly like the tone in "I know that you think you know all there is to know about hypothermia already (and maybe you do), but read ahead and see if you aren’t surprised by something" given that someone actually downvoted me when I
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by drats 16y ago
Embiggen your vocabulary. It's a pity the full OED isn't free, it's a beautiful resource.
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by drats 16y ago
They hired him from The Register, home of shock and troll journalism, so I don't know what they were expecting.
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>Also, if they were such a great weapon, able to set ships alight from the shore, why did nobody ever use them again? Other advanced Greek technology was lost and unmatched again for centuries. Note the Corinthian connection in the orig
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by drats 16y ago
Yes but remember how important the "seed users" are, which is why Facebook started where it did. If they truly deliver on the non-corporate, privacy aspects and keep a slim interface then many "alpha geeks" will swap over. Do you really car
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by drats 16y ago
I stopped reading at "Whatever you just said, it's wrong" as it was evident from there that it was the usual HN hyperbole article. Not to say HN is dominated by such articles, but their number has been steadily growing and one is already to
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by drats 16y ago
I've always liked the idea of "learning or earning" whereby if you become unemployed you get a welfare benefit to study for 3, 6 or 12 months in university or vocational training and then guided through improving your CV and then you hit th
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by drats 16y ago
"An excessive reliance on public subsidies which account for about 10% of the industry’s entire revenue." I was shocked to find this out. More information here (not sure how reliable it is) http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/DF_media-prt
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by drats 16y ago
I haven't seen it used like that either. I can't imagine an instance where it would be better than "overtake".
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It's not really an honest question because he didn't bother to click on the link.
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by drats 16y ago
That link has over 7 billion of capex for 2006-2009 there without accounting for their earlier pre-2006 hardware. It's eminently feasible.
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by drats 16y ago
I read a story on HN a while ago about a guy who was connected to a powerful politician who was getting hassled at airport security, who didn't care about this name-dropping, and his ego got the better of him and he just flipped and started
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by drats 16y ago
Dash that hope. Dating adverts specifically targeted to people already in relationships: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/media/tv-advertisem...
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If I remember rightly, issue this type of command at the private computer. ssh -R 1234:privatecomputer:22 user@publicserver So it's: secureshell, reversed, publicport to privatemachine:port, authentication+address for public machine. Then t

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