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by epaga 13y ago
This is one of the more reasonable trademark defenses by one of the "big guys" that I've seen - one they are required to defend in order to keep. So, though it hurts, you pick a new name and move on. Very possibly the lawye
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by epaga 13y ago
It seems to me the bandwidth of retrieving all these Petabytes of data from the various networks into your storage space is more of a bottleneck than the cost of storing it.
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IOS 7 Home Screen Redesign(dribbble.com)
18 points by epaga 13y ago|3 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
The sushi chef was leaving his apartment when he noticed the stranger outside. He could tell by the man's suit—black and badly made—that he was North Korean. Right away, the chef was nervous. Even in his midsixties, the ch
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I Think I Broke Something: The Story Of Rickrolling Vine(throwww.com)
4 points by epaga 13y ago|0 comments
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Https URLs posted in private Skype chats visited by Microsoft(translate.google.com)
334 points by epaga 13y ago|176 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
Seems relevant: I ended up writing my own little app to help me quickly process my GMail emails on iPhone. Back when I wrote it there was no "Mailbox" which is a similar concept. It really has helped a lot for staying on top of my email:
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by epaga 13y ago
Looks awesome - and a bit overwhelming at first. Perhaps include a link to the tutorial in the very first popup window?
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by epaga 13y ago
Came here to say this. Also, as I tend to keep the point where I'm reading at the top of the page while I'm scrolling, it covered over where I was reading. Really annoyed.
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by epaga 14y ago
This is a huge release - so many awesome new features. The Python integration alone has been one of the things I've been waiting for to really dive into Light Table and give it a spin for longer than 10 minutes. Congrats to the Light Table
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by epaga 14y ago
Pretty fascinating... Jesus: http://imgessence.com/browse/view/437
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by epaga 14y ago
The simplicity and markdown support reminds me a lot of http://throwww.com/ which is very impressive.
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by epaga 14y ago
What's sad to me is I have a HUGELY high view of "you" (i.e. Parse) - your documentation & examples are the best I have seen for any developer services, bar none. I'm just afraid what will happen as you get assimilated into the giant bl
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by epaga 14y ago
I'm in the same boat - was planning on using Parse and no longer think I will. Core issue: complete lack of trust that Facebook won't screw things up as they have so many times in the past (frequent breaking changes to their API, etc.). Als
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by epaga 14y ago
Excellent tutorial, thanks! I just tried submitting it to HN but it was auto-killed for some reason. Any idea why?
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by epaga 14y ago
Don't understand what the "twist" was for... were they afraid of bots spamming orders or something? Other than that, it's an excellent deal - roughly 0.08 BTC for lots of tools I was considering buying on their own anyways. The Bitcoin purc
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by epaga 14y ago
I just bought a song on http://www.coindl.com and was very, very impressed with how smoothly and quickly I was able to buy the song and download it without creating an account . This proves to me that Bitcoin definitely could become a us
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by epaga 14y ago
Actually, by now (1 hour later) it's no longer NSFW I'd say - enough cursors cover the naughty bits up so it's a bikini of cursors... :)
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by epaga 14y ago
I love these stories. Please update if/when you find them. :)
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by epaga 14y ago
It is deflationary, of course. What I think the sentence shows is that this is not that huge of a problem. You still will spend your dollars, obviously, even though there is a deflationary currency out there that you COULD make a profit on,
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by epaga 14y ago
This is the best counterargument to the tired old "Bitcoin is deflationary" I have ever read, and you did it in a single sentence. Thanks!
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by epaga 14y ago
If you lose access to your Bitcoin address (e.g. by losing your impossible-to-guess password or deleting your private key), the Bitcoins in that address become completely unreachable. This means you theoretically could wipe out your entire
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by epaga 14y ago
Very cool, I love how simple it works - especially since "action point" emails after meetings look almost exactly like your example. The whole email thing reminds me of good old "I Want Sandy" http://boingboing.net/2007/11/14/i-want-sandy-
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by epaga 14y ago
Love the look of the site. A few remarks/questions: * Is there a possibility to get PNGs in addition to PSDs? * It's Xcode, not xCode. * What exactly is in the Xcode project already? A storyboard? Any functionality?
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by epaga 14y ago
Perfect situation for applying Hanlon's razor - I see no reason to assume anything other than just a (really stupid) spam rule bug which is deleting messages when it should be filing them as spam. Never attribute to malice ... you know th
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by epaga 14y ago
It always seemed to me that StackExchange's own http://programmers.stackexchange.com was intended for this very concept. From the FAQ: What about subjective questions? Subjective questions are allowed, but subjective does not mean “anyth
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by epaga 14y ago
Shameless (relevant) plug: I wrote a little iOS app for getting to Inbox Zero in GMail. It spits one email after another at you, forcing you to triage using the subject line and a few lines from the message. http://app.net/emptyinbox
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Blinkist (iOS): Read key insights from non-fiction books(blinkist.com)
2 points by epaga 14y ago|1 comments
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by epaga 14y ago
Nice and clean interface. Would be great if I could delete a task (after adding a bunch of test tasks for example) Would also be great to be able to enter "1h" - it switches it to 1m. Is this somehow compatible to your App Store App "Zone"?
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Should you use iOS Storyboards? It depends.(throwww.com)
3 points by epaga 14y ago|0 comments

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