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Anti-nicotine vaccine(cnn.com)
2 points by eam 17y ago|0 comments
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by eam 17y ago
I liked the civil approach!
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The creators of Windows 7 package design(nopattern.com)
2 points by eam 17y ago|0 comments
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by eam 17y ago
If you're trying to limit the sign up form to two fields, you can do it the hackernews way, just ask for an email and a password. Just a suggestion.
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by eam 17y ago
This should be breakdown into age groups to make it more accurate in a sense.
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by eam 17y ago
I am that friend.
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by eam 17y ago
Using my time wisely, as time is money.
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by eam 17y ago
On my daily commute to school I pass through miles of pasture, and I've noticed that each day flocks of sheep are being rotated. I guess it's a win-win for the owner of the sheep and the owner of the land.
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by eam 17y ago
I have always been hesitant on clicking shortened URLs. I have trust issues. It's almost like a box of chocolate, you never know what you're going to get!
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by eam 17y ago
The why may be a matter of whether you own a smart phone or not. People tend to have more desktops/laptops than smart phones. I believe most location based networks rely on smart phones capabilities. For example before I didn't have an iPho
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by eam 17y ago
Did anyone actually scroll all the way?
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by eam 17y ago
Myspace does this too. Good thing I use a different password for every site, but even then we're vulnerable to exploits or other security holes.
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by eam 17y ago
Personally for me, nothing has changed other than I'm paying several of hard-earned hundred dollars more out of my pocket, for nothing extra. In this case, I'm absolutely sure quality doesn't have a direct relationship with cost. Other stud
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by eam 17y ago
I'm in California and over a year span, my tuition has increased about 30%. Quite upsetting.
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Ask HN: How did you find HN?
3 points by eam 17y ago|11 comments
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by eam 17y ago
Reminds me of my first site I did on angelfire.
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by eam 17y ago
Bing is not kayak, eventhough it looks like it?
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by eam 17y ago
I've been trying out DailyBooth for about a month now. I like it. As a common user, and not a celebrity, I find dailybooth more valuable than twitter. I guess "a picture is worth a thousand words."
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by eam 17y ago
I wish I was old enough and had a good understanding of domains during the 90's so that I could have bought myself a good domain.
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by eam 17y ago
I currently have a small dog, very independent, but does require the occasional walk. I think a hermit crab might be ideal for you.
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Ask HN: Secure connection failed with Firefox? Just me?(google.com)
1 points by eam 17y ago|0 comments
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by eam 17y ago
What you're saying might be true, but some of us, like me, like to understand what's under the hood. Learning javascript from scratch, in my opinion, is a great way to fully take advantage of what javascript has to offer.
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by eam 17y ago
I was in the same shoes as you were. I really enjoyed Javascript & AJAX 7th ed. by Negrino & Smith. It's an easy read and has great examples. It nicely builds up from simple javascript to DOM manipulation, JSON, AJAX, and ends with
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by eam 17y ago
People who tweet would love this! However, I do find a downside to this. I would have to be extra careful about my opinionated thoughts about others while I'm around them.
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Ask HN: Who started the "removal of the last vowel" trend?
1 points by eam 17y ago|1 comments
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by eam 17y ago
This sounds like a great idea, but I still have the same question floating in my mind, why would a company want to do such thing when they can just imitate my service and release it themselves? (I say this because I know they have the infra
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Ask HN: How to deal with a niche idea, that can be part of an existing service?
3 points by eam 17y ago|3 comments
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by eam 17y ago
This might be useful for joggers, walkers, or anyone in athletics who has a mobile phone.
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by eam 17y ago
In so many ways. Starting with the dedication he has for his work.
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by eam 17y ago
John Resig.

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