emhart

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by emhart 13y ago
Hey! Just a note to say I love what you've done at keysduplicated. When you first launched Shloosl I had dozens of people email and tweet me expecting that I would be horrified. Instead, I tried to explain that convenience has to live
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by emhart 13y ago
That mark is only a request of a given locksmith. People have been putting pieces of tape, grinding or just going to Home Depot where the attendants don't check, forever.
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by emhart 13y ago
Hah, my brain just merged or ignored that. Weird.
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by emhart 13y ago
That said - when I did find it, I was impressed by how incredible readable it was: https://dragdis.com/privacy_policy Please link to that from your sign up page!
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by emhart 13y ago
Also, I was asked to agree to your terms and privacy policy...yet couldn't actually view either. When I attempted to register without acceptance, I was told I must accept, but still no indication of what I was actually agreeing to: ht
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by emhart 13y ago
I would love to hear how that played out, actually, if you don't mind.
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by emhart 13y ago
That would be fantastic. I'm sure there will be some pendulum swinging as you nail down the balance of enthusiastic solvers & the maximum capacity for cooks in any given kitchen, but I think its a great goal and I'll be follow
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by emhart 13y ago
I don't have a fully formed thought here, but I think, sometimes, it can be difficult to know what your problems are, and perhaps even more difficult to know whether or not your problems are solvable. I received a mass email years ago
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by emhart 13y ago
I definitely wasn't expecting the "Got Skills" button to just link me down to the unorganized project listings. I assumed that would be a place to list myself as an available volunteer with the ability to list my skill set or
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Russian planes are landing in Crimea and column of APCs heading toward Simferopol.(interpretermag.com)
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by emhart 13y ago
Awesome, thanks, Vasco, I look forward to trying it out this weekend when I have some time to go through old sources. Also - just on the UX part, when I was able to confirm the account, my balance read as 0, I refreshed, still 0, so I went
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by emhart 13y ago
This is great, I'm particularly excited about the pricing. I was also wondering about the Crowd Translation Community. I do a lot of research that lands me in foreign texts. Often they are 100-200 years old & contain industry-speci
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by emhart 13y ago
ifixit's layouts are actually a product of: http://www.dozuki.com/
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by emhart 13y ago
Love this idea, lots of fun and a lot friendly than most event ticket experiences. Does it fallback gracefully to a non-selfie/non-phone ticket if someone doesn't wish to, or isn't able to participate?
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by emhart 13y ago
That is an amazing photo :) Sorry to hear about the fate of the plane, but thanks for sharing the memory.
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by emhart 13y ago
Thank you for jumping in with the updates!
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At least 9 reported dead, more than 100 injured near Ukraine's parliament(kyivpost.com)
100 points by emhart 13y ago|43 comments
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An rtl-sdr receiver for smart meters operating in the 900MHz ISM band.(bemasher.github.io)
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Ukrainian Security Service Prepares to Destroy its Archives(euromaidanpr.wordpress.com)
9 points by emhart 13y ago|2 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
It's even more fun with skin in the game.
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by emhart 13y ago
I completely understand that. It definitely has a higher intimidation factor than Editorially ever did.
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by emhart 13y ago
+1 - my favorite tool. I got into the Editorially beta just after, like, within a couple days, I began using Draft. Couldn't tear myself away.
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by emhart 13y ago
Take a look at Draft: http://draftin.com
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by emhart 13y ago
I dunno, Draft is doing quite well as far as I can tell. I'm using it to write a book & maintain a bunch of other writing. A lot of people who have to write constantly care a great deal about the experience of writing, not to menti
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by emhart 13y ago
"One day though" I say that to myself all the time.
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by emhart 13y ago
Oh yes, I'm actually in the middle of cleaning up a huge chunk of it. Managed to strip 1200 LOC yesterday, going for another 1k at least today. Then a long series of commits, a new deployment and the next time I, or anyone else, has to
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by emhart 13y ago
+1 for compiled CSS/JS. I'd love that and it would get me up and playing with it much faster, personally.
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by emhart 13y ago
I was actually wondering the same thing! It was posted by one of his employees, and he mentions HN in one of the comments of the post. It's likely entirely cynical of me, but I can't help but wonder if the marketing folks are made
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by emhart 13y ago
I got trapped in Seattle a couple years ago after some flight cancellations some former students of a colleague put me up for a few days. They had a waterproof notepad suctioned to the wall of their guest shower and each morning I would dra
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by emhart 13y ago
Dramatically different price point, but I've been using my Sony Xperia Tablet for exactly that. Completely submersible = NPR & email in the shower every morning. Admittedly, I take longer showers in the miserable winter of norther

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