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13y ago
Why is that? Weren't the login credentials posted publicly?
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13y ago
I doubt it could have been called 'stealing' if he only accessed what was posted publicly by the authors themselves at the time. Until he contacted Prezi, how could he be certain beyond any doubt that they weren't already awa
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13y ago
Bitcoin is much easier (and faster) to acquire than to liquidate. I'd rather be paid in cash.
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13y ago
I know I'll be lynched for suggesting an extraneous JavaScript library like Bootstrap here on HN, but what if the command stayed visible at the top of the screen once you scrolled past it on the page (just like how Bootstrap's Aff
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13y ago
You made ExplainShell? If so great job. I tried some of my favorites `$ du -sh | sort -nr` and `$ grep -nr` and found the output very smart. I second the idea in here that the command should somehow stay visible on screen as you scroll down
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13y ago
Why give them the publicity?
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13y ago
Alternatively: Be certain you're using cannabis to live more, not living to use cannabis more.
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13y ago
Man you're making me tear up here. Guys more often base their SELF-worth on their usefulness in their career than women, so when a man fails in his work or can't provide he often feels worthless as a human being. This is a FALLACY
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13y ago
Keep your head up dude! I haven't been where you are but I have been in a position where I had no clue how my rent would get paid or how my lights would stay on. Reading this hits close to home for me. You are are more than the sum of
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13y ago
Hit the space bar a few times, lose the cursor, and there's nothing TO kill :D
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13y ago
I was trained in school by French teachers and they spoke of France as though it was the cradle of civilization. Not just democracy came from there, but culture itself!
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13y ago
I used to run Subsonic, now I'm loving http://plexapp.com and the (paid) iOS app. I'm also an Rdio and Netflix subscriber, but running Plex on my server allows me to 'roll my own Netflix' and stream movies an
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13y ago
I also prefer to take my instagram photos with an app that has a few extra features (stabilizer, countdown timer) and then import them from there - however think about the technical difficulty of building an instagram-like app (social netwo
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13y ago
What many people are also overlooking is that while a gap of $18 at console launch doesn't leave much profit margin, over the length of the console's life they may become much cheaper (more profitable) to produce and sell, so mayb
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13y ago
Canadian here and asking Siri the same question takes me to the WikiPedia page for Ideology :/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideology Canadians <3 Ron Paul, he has been the only relatable candidate in recent ele
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13y ago
Have you tried Evernote for this? You can create to-do lists with checkable boxes, they have a web interface you could use for inputting, but then once it's written it's available through the browser anywhere, or on your computer
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13y ago
They aren't penalizing you, think of it as a very generous referral bonus where if you can prove you shared it they offer you a discount even if none of your friends click through. Nobody is forcing them to give anybody a discount,
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13y ago
Am I the only one who noticed they had articles published in August 2014 on that site? Also, the first blog post I clicked on [1] brought this quote: "We propose a new progressive analytics system based on a progress model called Prism
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13y ago
Just imagine playing mine craft with so many pixels! I don't care about the price or battery life, we are finally in the age of overpowered 'gaming tablets'
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13y ago
from a technical perspective, I love the bookmarklet - don't get me wrong there. It was a solid blog post :D
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13y ago
I've got a problem with the way people are implementing this 'flat UI' style and I think it's leading to a disastrous usability nightmare! Some of the 'design' concepts represented by drop shadows, borders, and
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13y ago
I still haven't found a web-based IDE that does what I want, but here are some of the theoretical advantages I can see: • why have a real-time browser preview in your IDE when you can have a realtime-IDE preview in every browser you wa
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13y ago
I just re-installed Fish this morning. One of the first things I install when I have a fresh install on a workstation :D The thing I appreciate most about fish is the clever suggestions from my shell history - the simplest things can be the
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13y ago
I was just thinking, “A family of four can share a van, but it would be awfully hard to get them all on one bicycle…”
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13y ago
Oh gosh. The battery life alone terrifies me! Microsoft simply doesn't know how to make an efficient OS.
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13y ago
I can't speak for this palette, but I just selected a color palette for a new startup I'm working with and here's what went into the consideration: • We started by choosing a couple of colors we liked (green, purple, blue)
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13y ago
Do you think they could make that font any thinner? I was having too easy a time reading that site…
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13y ago
When I do front-end web code, I get 300-500 lines of code a day on a day when I sit back and think to myself: “Wow I really hit that hard today”, and other days where I have to prep graphics, correspond with co-workers, or produce mockups I
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13y ago
Oh dear, thank you for these! I've finally moved from the 'I can edit existing code' category to authoring my own simple scripts so these will definitely come in handy. I've got some reading to do!
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13y ago
My take on Ruby was that it's easy to get into and very malleable into whatever you want, but because of that people can get set in their ways and write code in a way that other rubyists may not be able to decipher (where Python was de
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