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Also, most successful music today is made by songwrites hired for the job. By this I mean 'commercial' artists such as Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Beyonce-like ones songwriters. OP sees this too black and white. With passion comes devotion, with
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Why not have downvotes too? If you ask me, upvotes-only (as here on HN) works great if post get hidden when x time goes by. But AFAIK links "value" will not devalue over time on TYTC and therefore the early submissions will get ahead by far
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Isn't it the same with the software patents they have in the US?
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What permissions does "factory" have in their systems then?
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14y ago
Proprietary, nanananana
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I've had an idea about remote backup for a long time. To pay ~50usd/month isn't that much of course, but very soon buying a large hard drive pays off. The problem with a local hard drive is that it's local, and if your house burns down, the
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14y ago
Isn't there anything to do about kernel_task using up so much memory? Since it's nonfree, is apple planning on doing anything about this?
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I made a bash script for it and I'll share it, hacker 2 hacker. Goes a little something like this: #!/bin/bash purge
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This kind of company coulture seems to run thru the most succesful software companies, such as Google is prominent is their areas, Valve are huge in games, Facebook seems to work in the same way. AFAIK Apple is hierarchical and is run in a
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This is a nice idea, and I'm sorry for being so negative, but: isn't this just a summary of HN news & comments, but in audio and we can't vote and most of us will already know the subjects (since we have read the links on HN)?
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Well, it's just like jwz's rant on FF vs Safari. Mail.app is not as good, no doubt about it. It lacks almost everything a mail client should be able to do. But it works, does it's job quickly and easily and then is out of my way. I wish Thu
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You could become a music publisher! Allow the artists to sell their songs for ~.5 usd and you take 10% of that. I know everyone of them would be very glad if someone paid anything for their music, and it would help pay for the site (and mak
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15y ago
It seems true that mob rule == conservatism, but is that alwasys bad? Remember the SOPA/PIPA spectacle? The conservative mob hated it and fought to keep the internet as it is, and that was a good thing. Conservative means to not want change
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May be true, but they are not ranking it as a weak password because it exists in crackers databases but because it doesnt contain numbers and special chars.
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Yeah, this is indeed exceptional. How can that really happen?
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I know it's overkill for a browser extension, but wouldnt this be easily solved by having built-in bittorrent for updates? The publisher would always be seeding the latest version, and the clients would connect maybe every other day. It wou
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In my newly awaken state I first thought this was from The Onion. That's where it should be, at least.
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I may be wrong, and if so, please correct me. But I think i remember something about Facebook having european offices in Ireland, so for us Facebook users in the European Union it's the Irish and EU laws they have to abide. But I havent got