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by dyukqu 9y ago
The e-mail sign-up button doesn't work properly on the Peergos page. It shows "Page Not Found" error: https://peergos.org/Thank-you.html
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Reference Guide to the International Space Station – NASA [pdf](2015)(nasa.gov)
1 points by dyukqu 9y ago|0 comments
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by dyukqu 9y ago
I guess you would like to see this thread: "Ask HN: Do you carry a backpack? Which one?" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13369197
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by dyukqu 9y ago
Who knows?
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by dyukqu 9y ago
The recent thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14366819
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by dyukqu 9y ago
I have a Win10 laptop which it's performance is nowhere near a gaming machine. 3 Firefox flavors are installed on it (2 of them with a lot of extensions) and I don't remember the last time I've seen them crash or require forc
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by dyukqu 9y ago
Yes, there is. I've tried a few of them and HN Materialistic is the superb one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.hidr...
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by dyukqu 9y ago
There were optional in-app purchases and they have introduced Duolingo Plus recently - which enables users to download lessons for offline learning & removes ads. It's Android only for now and the price is $10 month. [0] [0] https
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by dyukqu 9y ago
I was going to mention taking a shower too. In my opinion, it's not necessarily about getting blood moving. It's rather about relaxed (a.k.a. diffused [0]) thinking. Let it be driving a car on the highway , taking a shower or sp
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California Reservoirs Rise from Drought to Deluge(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
4 points by dyukqu 9y ago|0 comments
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I haven't used it (just tried the demo), but maybe you'd want to take a look at Discourse - https://www.discourse.org/ (Jeff Atwood is a co-founder of it and it's open source.)
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by dyukqu 10y ago
Because of our brains' instinctive perception of the trap , maybe. We automaticly find ourselves wandering around the surroundings pictured in these works, but we can't really wander , because it's like a hamster wheel (or
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by dyukqu 10y ago
https://www.chromeexperiments.com
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by dyukqu 10y ago
> That is the kind of curiosity you want to nurture in your children. Well, CRISPR then :-) Joking aside, I'm not sure if that could be done by some method . The raw, childly observation & perception of the nature are needed fo
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I was a (I'd call it hard-core ) procrastinator. I still am a procrastinator, but I've come (relatively) quite a long way. I have never been a lazy person in terms of physical activity. I like all kinds of sportive activities - h
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by dyukqu 10y ago
It has a podcast counterpart too. Here it is, for those who like listening podcasts: http://www.npr.org/podcasts/469516571/modern-love (I just recently listened to the very first episode of this podcast and I like
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by dyukqu 10y ago
You can have tabs on the side via an addon. Here: https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/tab-center
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I just sent 100 more visitors to your website. (And it took way more than half a second - I had to read the entire post before doing so.) Btw, tldr; "I know it's fun to dismiss social networks as frivolous, but link aggregators a
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I guess I have: https://www.freecodecamp.com/ I tried FreeCodeCamp (html & css) ~2 years ago. It was OK. I recommend you to finish the above one (Shay Howe) first, then try FreeCodeCamp. Actually, if you have got your o
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by dyukqu 10y ago
It looks like it is going to be a new norm in the name of "security" - across the globe, not just US (or UK, or Canada...). Doesn't it point to something much more troublesome than what it seems? Thinking about the real motiv
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by dyukqu 10y ago
For HTML & CSS: http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-css/ [0] This is the project you build as you learn: http://learn.shayhowe.com/practice/organizing-data-with-tabl... [0] There's an e-book v
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by dyukqu 10y ago
Here is a recent thread about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13497218
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by dyukqu 10y ago
You can do advanced search using the relevant keywords (etc.) - https://twitter.com/search-advanced No log in required. (A "win10" search - https://twitter.com/search?l=&q=win10%20%20from%3AS
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I agree with you. Here is my thoughts: spreading knowledge and making it accessible is not a bad thing, of course. But, isn't it true that the current education system (form k-12 to academia) is built to produce a workforce for the ind
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New Measurement Unit Definitions Are Coming(nist.gov)
1 points by dyukqu 10y ago|0 comments
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by dyukqu 10y ago
What I mean is (I guess) people will be seriously considering their privacy - especially online/digital one.
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by dyukqu 10y ago
Slightly off-topic, but my guess is that the next 4 years will be the golden age of privacy (in general), file-sharing and maybe even distributed web & federated services - for the US at least .
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by dyukqu 10y ago
Likes/ followers/ views/ karma points - all these counters make us users anxious even if we don't have some serious (a.k.a money) business to do with our online presence. I doubt if we will ever get used to it and I doub
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by dyukqu 10y ago
Not a conspiracy-lover, but this is what came to my mind instantly considering there is a still-ongoing investigation about another ESA project - the failure of ESA's Schiaparelli landing, which slammed into Mars back in October 2016.
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by dyukqu 10y ago
I agree. I installed Ubuntu MATE on my sister's netbook ~2 years ago and when I asked her a few months ago if the netbook still runs the system I installed, she said "yeah, no issues". I know so many people that use their com

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