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flanbiscuit
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12y ago
I try to tell people this all the time. It's a great source for information, just don't judge it by the front-page and definitely unsubscribe from a lot of the default subreddits. Up to about early 2011, I depended on a vast netw
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12y ago
This is great! I clicked all the way through to the end. Instead of 164 separate html pages I would have just 1 and used javascript to step through the panels. Could even lazy load the other images so initial page load is faster. But tha
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13y ago
Brooklyn is the same however I'd like to see this broken down further by neighborhoods of Brooklyn (or all boroughs) because prices can vary significantly by neighborhood
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13y ago
I've found that when signing up for things, a lot sites don't allow the "+" in the email. They'll throw a email validation error. But at one point this was a good technique, I just think many sites have either don
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13y ago
how do you keep track of all the emails? and did you always do this or did you start at one point having to go back through a lot of old accounts to change emails and passwords?
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13y ago
Very good interview, I'm glad he did it. I wonder how well trained in fraud detection are the people who handle the calls/requests at hosts are. Also, why aren't hosts implementing something like 2-factor authentication, if
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13y ago
You hit it on the nail, at least for me. I love the post-apocalyptic film genre because it throws the current system of society under the bus and makes the characters focus just on survival and then a possible rebuilding of society in a wh
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13y ago
yeah the title is misleading. The "food stamps" part was when his family first immigrated from the Ukraine. So it was when he was a child and I don't know how long that lasted. But looks to me that his post-school adult year
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13y ago
Thank you, I was just about to mention this book. None of this is new and I can only imagine what he would think of the today's media. He died in 2003 and even though the internet was going strong back then it has greatly surpassed t
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13y ago
has any small/indie game developer here had experience with their license? I'm curious how much it'll cost to publish to a console system. Their website says it's a per-case basis and I'm not actively developing an
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13y ago
I personally like the HN-Special chrome extension : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hn-special-an-addi...
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13y ago
cool, this is more my speed. I don't really want to join a gym cause I get bored in them but I live in a city where I can walk or bike to work (by subway it's 30min) and I'll probably try and do stuff like that more often.
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13y ago
what do you do? What's your routine?
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13y ago
It's also probably why we read sites like HN, so we can feel like we know something others don't... or know something before others.
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13y ago
wow this all sounds so familiar and I wonder if this explains certain parts of my personality. I did Ecstasy A LOT for the summer of 2000, and then randomly here and there after that (now it has been a couple years since my last time). I
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13y ago
figured something like this would happen. Docs is not meant for this purpose. It's a cool hack and all but I'd expect issues at some point
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13y ago
I'm trying to be optimistic about it. I like that they are going somewhere new with controllers. Already I can imagine those Y and B buttons not being easy/natural to get to. and of course not having at least one actual joystick
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13y ago
so can I pass Samuru a link to a particular Amazon product and it'll tell me how many of the reviews have a similar writing style therefore possibly being fake?
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13y ago
my bank tracks my IP and notices when I'm logging in from somewhere new and asks me security questions or sends my phone a code like Google's dounle-auth (which I use). And then it asks me if I want to remember the computer I
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13y ago
Doesn't Chrome DevTools use Code Mirror?
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13y ago
I would love to see them tackle t-shirts and dress shirts. I'm a tall (6'4") slim man and a lot of the times when I get a t-shirt there's so much extra material sticking out on my arms. I want it to wrap snuggly around
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13y ago
looks to me like it doesn't have a bathroom and you are supposed to go outside (or in an outhouse). I'm also curious how this will hold up against strong weather conditions... heck even light weather conditions
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13y ago
I knew China had different languages but wow there are quite a lot of them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_China#Spoken_langu...
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13y ago
I'd be interested in something like this being used in a e-reader app like Kindle or Aldiko
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13y ago
that game is amazing! I 2nd this recommendation, if you haven't played it and you're into these more metaphoric/conceptual games, you'll really enjoy it
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13y ago
HackerMeter is an interesting concept. Curious to try it out edit: Logged in, I'm on the very first basic Fibonacci question and there's no support to submit my answer in JavaScript, seriously? I can understand not being to ac