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by gchucky 15y ago
Sorry, I'm a bit lost. Is there an intrinsic difference between just following someone in Reader and "shared link blogs", or am I just getting tripped up on naming?
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by gchucky 15y ago
I think the site went down? Here's the text from the cached version: "Nice one, Google suspended my Google+ account because I created it under, well, my name, which is "Lennart Poettering", and Google+ thinks that wasn't my name, even thoug
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by gchucky 15y ago
Just to add onto this, you could also set up shop in the outer boroughs. There are quite a few good startups and design shops out in Brooklyn that are doing good work. Additionally, rent is generally cheaper and apartments are somewhat more
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by gchucky 15y ago
Yeah, not all that surprising. He frequently adds posts to the NYPHP email list as well, and they just come off as.. less than legit. Even still, this is rather poor form.
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by gchucky 15y ago
Has anyone worked with Aruba's products? I'm not really familiar with their stuff, but if it's better than Cisco...
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by gchucky 15y ago
I'm getting an error when I try to load it. The cache is still alive, though: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sclient=psy&#38...
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by gchucky 15y ago
(financial district) the guys in my office are just fine, but i can't really put out a call on verizon.. :/
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by gchucky 15y ago
> WebSockets are back! I have a feeling that's going to make a lot of people very happy. Good to see that they were able to solve the security issues.
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by gchucky 15y ago
I'm sorry, was it really necessary to remove the "Mobility" part of the original post for the title? This isn't an acquisition of the whole Motorola company...
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by gchucky 15y ago
Sensationalist title aside, I think Google+ and Flickr fill two different niches: the former is for the social sharing of images, whereas Flickr appeals more to a professional/enthusiast group. One thing is that Flickr puts control of image
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by gchucky 15y ago
Given that HN is a forum, HN threads are inherently not notable. Blog posts written by experts are a more grey area. It really depends on what the content you're backing up with the source is. For article notability, it probably wouldn't fl
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by gchucky 15y ago
Because not everything is notable. Wikipedia articles are supposed to be encyclopedic. Why should the article that some local band creates about themselves be allowed? Aside from being shameless promotion, they're not notable in a larger co
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by gchucky 15y ago
At a previous employer we used Hipchat ( https://www.hipchat.com/ ) for this. Hosted service, had logging (which was exceedingly useful, it turns out), and a bunch of other features.
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by gchucky 15y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC-ZmlwBWKM is also rather awesome.
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by gchucky 15y ago
Strange; everyone else I've spoken to is in love with the show. Some of my coworkers - who I would never expect to be interested in something like GoT - have been asking questions about the show and are starting to read the books. Ride the
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by gchucky 15y ago
Apparently this problem of fake stores isn't limited to just China; others were reported in "...Burma, Croatia, Columbia, Slovenia, Spain and Venezuela."[1] [1] - http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/jul/25/fake-apple-...
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by gchucky 15y ago
It's not quite the same, but there is http://gplus.to/ - though you have to add yourself to it.
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by gchucky 15y ago
I was having a hard time loading it, so in case it goes down, here's the text: Greetings PHP geeks, Don't panic! This is not a proposal to add errors or remove this popular extension. \ Not yet anyway, because it's too popular to do that no
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by gchucky 15y ago
Yeah, they are. They wrote a post about these changes; see http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/evolving-google-desig...
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by gchucky 15y ago
Oh come on. We've had this discussion about RSS before ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2060298 was the last big one), and plenty of people are using it in some capacity.
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by gchucky 15y ago
Their site seems to be going down, so here's the text: --- Hi everyone, We are (un)happy to announce that we have officially Pwnd Google Chrome and its sandbox. The exploit shown in this video is one of the most sophisticated codes we have
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by gchucky 15y ago
Admittedly I hadn't heard of using a client-side JS input box as an alternative to a Captcha. Does that sort of thing actually work, or can spammers get around it? Is there any anecdotal data to suggest that that's a better method? (not sna
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by gchucky 15y ago
Does anyone know what became of the Black Team? Presumably it's a defunct group, but when did that happen, and under what context?
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by gchucky 15y ago
I'm one of those people who left a telecommute job to work in an office. The walls definitely closed in on me and I felt increasingly isolated, and I had to get out. I think it was when I realized that I was sitting around my apartment for
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by gchucky 16y ago
Following several recommendations I got on HN, I've moved all my domains to Namecheap. It's been pretty solid thus far; haven't had any real issues that I can think of. It'd be nice if their site was a bit less spammy, though.
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by gchucky 16y ago
Their server's taking a beating it seems, but Google Cache has it - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:YOhLK7I...
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by gchucky 16y ago
Just after posting that link it stopped working for me. Strange.But yeah, your cache link is better.
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by gchucky 16y ago
It's been cached at http://www.nicollet.net.nyud.net/2011/02/objective-caml-web-...
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by gchucky 16y ago
My only concern is that some of your friends have commented on the pictures, and it kinda detracts from it. (example: second picture, comment at 9:30 am) What if someone were to say something negative?
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by gchucky 16y ago
Just as a little tidbit, the phrase "deru kui wa utareru" (kui = kugi), 「出る杭は打たれる」 means "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down".

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