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by evoxed 14y ago
It's all supposed to be in the contract. If it's not, then the most likely court scenario is that the IP is owned by the client, creator would have rights to display it, but their work would be considered a service.
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by evoxed 14y ago
I haven't owned a cellphone for four years. I love it.
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by evoxed 14y ago
It actually happens quite a bit... I was just the slightest bit startled when even my fiancée suggested it like it was nothing. "It's better than being late, they'll get it back..."
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by evoxed 14y ago
Yep. The only downside is that if a policeman is in a bad mood you may get stopped and checked to make sure you aren't a thief. Only heard of it happening to foreigners (not myself though) but it's a good idea to keep a card in your wallet
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by evoxed 14y ago
I don't expect this topic to go very far, but for the record every time I read it I can't help but think it says Dr. Chronic . It's not Jay and Silent Bob (at least not the Dr. part) but I swear I've seen it in a movie or something. (googl
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by evoxed 14y ago
I don't see any reason why LESS/SASS wouldn't work, provided they've ported the majority of the actual spec (comparable at least to any browser out there). Since they simply compile your code into longform CSS it doesn't actually leave any
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by evoxed 14y ago
I have mixed feelings about this... 1) Why in the hell would anyone want more CSS floating around their codespace? Note: This is partially addressed in "Doesn’t CSS Suck for Apps?" 2) If this becomes a thing, does that mean that everyon
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by evoxed 14y ago
Do you think it might have to do with the specific countries you're in? I've never had an issue with Apple on this but that's from living in Japan and bouncing back and forth between the US/Japan stores. On the other hand, Google usually
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by evoxed 14y ago
> Or would they find that those 500 brilliant people spend so much time doing drudge work that they can't get any actual work done? [Maybe] Not if a couple of those brightest 500 have enough respect for and include amongst them a couple
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by evoxed 14y ago
I didn't mean to imply they could all just jump around in their birthday suits... but considering how big of an issue (that is, end-all) oxygen leaks are in any sort of constructed microatmosphere, provided there is no catastrophic damage t
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by evoxed 14y ago
So how long before this becomes the standard safety kit for moon/mars colonials?
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by evoxed 14y ago
Better? I don't know about that... Amusing though, with plenty of potential. I imagine at some point things won't stay so vertical and begin to branch out, and it would be interesting if you could start showing multiple timelines side-by-si
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by evoxed 14y ago
>Now in Japan they will begin jailing people for something as harmless as viewing a copyrighted work on fucking Youtube. Well... we'll see how that pans out. I've never had any problems myself, though the new rules only just kicked in.
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by evoxed 14y ago
It's a pretty big fine in NY (headphones) that's actually enforced. Also illegal in most cities AFAIK.
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by evoxed 14y ago
My very very unscientific personal test from earlier today ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4423422 ) ended up showing pretty similar results. Ultimately it died about an hour or two before it "should", but it's a noticeable improvemen
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by evoxed 14y ago
Mid-day followup: original post at 1pm, had been running for ~30m. Current time... 4:05... close TextMate, open InDesign. 56%, est. 2:22 remaining (obv. due to InDesign, even with a small file). No change in brightness.
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by evoxed 14y ago
I just upgraded ~30 minutes ago, still at 98%. It's a good sign, but I was worried when there was nothing about it in the notes. Will report back when it's closer to 50% or so (I've been getting ~4-5hrs after a typical 8-9). Edit: So far wi
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by evoxed 14y ago
Completely agree. In some cases it can work for you, i.e. an exciting class doesn't bog you down and lets you use your extra time to experiment , but there are plenty of classes where it just leaves you wanting more (firing up the Googles)
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by evoxed 14y ago
Took a couple of clickthroughs to find out just which languages are supported. I saw the list on the top navbar (under Languages), but this was a little worrying: >We are different from any other site, since all the information is tra
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by evoxed 14y ago
My first thought reading through was "heh, but now that I'm in NYC... I wonder what my chances are..." and then bam... there ya go! I'm glad to see stuff like this, and totally agree with the points– especially the whole git-like-a-boss b
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by evoxed 14y ago
It used to be the default way of finding your friends, before they introduced the whole 'give us your email account info to login and get all your contacts' feature. I use it all the time as well to check people from craigslist or other col
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by evoxed 14y ago
/How interesting... a fellow Cooper architect (and one who appreciates circuits) on HN!
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by evoxed 14y ago
I have to admit that rage was starting to burn inside of me until I read your last sentence– that's one of the reasons why I take so few jobs for the web these days. I always thought that web technologies would far surpass what we could do
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by evoxed 14y ago
So, here's a question for those who actually have one of these mega-res displays... how's the terminal? Or any other typically aliased text? Secondly, how well does it work in a dual/2+ boot situation? Obviously other systems have the drive
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by evoxed 14y ago
I will be nothing less than disappointed if I do not see someone on HN implement 'papernode 0.1' by the end of this weekend. Maybe some more literal multithreading action. Why not do the whole system... servers from fax machine arrays!
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by evoxed 14y ago
Well that depends a whole lot on where you live. Between Yokohama and NYC, I work both from home or any number of 24hr cafes. Sometimes, if I feel like working outside I'll just drag a chair or mat out to the beach for a few hours of breezy
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Vim for Writers(therandymon.com)
4 points by evoxed 14y ago|1 comments
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by evoxed 14y ago
Looks like the author (?) is female (Katie Notopoulos), but reading further all I can say is that the whole article/post comes across as just... incredibly casual is the only way I can describe it. For instance, the 4chan ref: >For a lo
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by evoxed 14y ago
I'm doing primarily web dev at the moment after a loooong err, "sabbatical", just started using vim, and waiting for my drive to come so I can finally have a stable Arch boot. So yes, I'd be very interested!
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by evoxed 14y ago
I've been a TextMate user since... well as long as I can remember (I was so glad to be done with all those BBEdit trials– seemed liked every time a new MacWorld magazine was out it would come with the latest and greatest... BBEdit). But, ov

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