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by flexd 14y ago
If you have to look at your keyboard to write things that is unefficient anyway? I never look at my keyboard unless I have to type some weird character that is never normally used.
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by flexd 14y ago
Are you easily able to connect your mobile phone to your TV? And does anyone even make games for phones that would benefit from being on a TV? I think OUYA could change how the platform gaming landscape looks like, and it certainly won't hu
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by flexd 14y ago
I use nwm [1] daily now (for the past week) at work. I've used awesome before but I found nwm to be a nice fit, and its cool that it's made in Javascript. You could probably make your own features like that very easy, its not very big yet.
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by flexd 14y ago
It's still a nice resource, but it's been posted many times before. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3598773
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by flexd 14y ago
That is the NASA stream.
186.
by flexd 14y ago
HD Stream via UStream http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/ustream.html
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by flexd 14y ago
Are Microsoft actively trying to lose customers? Why would we use this OS when there are open alternatives around?
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by flexd 14y ago
Why not just place the entire repository in Dropbox, and still use something like GitHub or BitBucket for remote tracking? I have all my repositories in Dropbox (or it's equivalent), regardless of them being in a version control system or n
189.
by flexd 14y ago
Chrome dev/beta channel on osx. :) Version 19.0.1084.36 beta
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by flexd 14y ago
A person from that company could stalk and kill you?
191.
by flexd 14y ago
Cool idea! but not cool that it has completely filled my web browsing history, thanks.
192.
by flexd 14y ago
That is an excellent name regardless. I thought it was made up until I tried searching for it.
193.
by flexd 14y ago
I still have one in my parents basement.. I should play with that. It still worked last time I tried it!
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by flexd 14y ago
Can it even comply with the spec? The spec has probably been altered by the unofficial standards committee. This is all cool and neat, but it's getting ridiculously out of hand. People are putting in a lot of hours to code something for a g
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by flexd 15y ago
The problem is that they have fairly normal visit rates all year, and when the tax reports get sent out they have the entire population of Norway (in reality less) trying to visit the website at the same time. It wouldn't be financially ben
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by flexd 15y ago
That does not change the fact that Altinn (the website) is a portal for over 700 forms, ranging from changing your home address, signing student loan contracts and applying for social services. Taxes aren't everything and I really do not ca
197.
by flexd 15y ago
That is really neat! I would get motion sickness if this catches on though! Too many websites with this would ruin it.
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by flexd 15y ago
How on earth did they think this was okay? These days that might actually be the same as asking someone for their diary. Or at least if they judged you from what was written in your blog or something like that.
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by flexd 15y ago
Isn't that exactly why GitHub is great? Love it, fork it, maintain it!
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by flexd 15y ago
This seems like a nice introduction guide to caching but it seems a bit dated. It does not mention using varnish, memcache, redis or anything similar. And it talks of CGI scripting being one of the most popular ways to generate content.
201.
by flexd 15y ago
... and nice things like https://github.com/scrooloose/syntastic for vim (or your editor of choice).
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by flexd 15y ago
And this is why we have testing frameworks.
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by flexd 15y ago
The irony of this is that if I'm busy enough to write todos I never ever see my desktop anyway. I switch around between open windows, why would I take the time to check the desktop? A big yellow old-fashioned post-it will work better. Not e
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by flexd 15y ago
What about Lipsync? [1] I believe it was mentioned here on HN when the project first appeared. 1. https://github.com/philcryer/lipsync
205.
by flexd 15y ago
Because removing search results for SOPA supporting organizations would be censorship, just as much as SOPA is censorship if it gets accepted AS-IS today.
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by flexd 15y ago
A bit late to the party but wasn't this exact text posted somewhere else at least 6 months back? If not more. I am 100% sure I read something like this with the exact same title before. On topic: What on earth does a child really need Gmail
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by flexd 15y ago
Still since there is access to the subway they could have moved stuff out through the subway system at night?
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by flexd 15y ago
Your CS curriculum is much better than my schools! I just started my first year of Computer Engineering and the Java course so far is horrible compared to this. I'm a bit disappointed to be honest. I am very glad I already have been coding
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by flexd 15y ago
I'm getting a phishing warning using Chromium trying to go to your site, you might want to get that looked at :-)
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by flexd 15y ago
It's telling me regardless, It's not telling me the IPv4 address.

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