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glomph
13y ago
But that talks about them being online in 1996.
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13y ago
Pretty sure imgur doesn't run on aws and does have ads.
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13y ago
I think it is kind of shocking how much brand dominance apple has. Loads of companies used fingerprint readers and it it was a conversation for a few days at most. This has had an article on hn every day for at least a week.
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13y ago
I don't think it makes sense to claim apple did anything that major to the market when you look at the data http://i.imgur.com/0WS4mQx.jpg
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13y ago
I thought this was a very well written piece, but I think it is really strange that the guardian ran this on the front page. I would have thought they would have kept it firmly in the comment section.
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13y ago
Isn't a large part of the problem with oxford/cambridge that there just are not enough applicants from state schools. I think that implies that most of the problem is not in the application process but rather the alienating effect
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13y ago
This website has made hn like 10 times more addictive for me.
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13y ago
I really hate the lack of ability to show street view and a map at the same time. How is that an improvement? It is now very hard to know where you are looking at.
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13y ago
Is it possible they just wanted even more news exposure?
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13y ago
Could you not do a captcha for non signed in users?
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13y ago
Folks on the SR and so forth are fully aware of this. There are people offering incredibly technical solutions to cashing out. And there are also some incredibly simple ones. You can buy cash in the mail for bitcoins. You could sell bitcoin
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13y ago
Pretty odd seeing buttercoin transition from a kind of group coding project on reddit into a massively funded start up. Contrast: http://buttercoin.net/ and http://buttercoin.com/
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13y ago
They explicitly decided their goal did not include protecting hate speech before this 'historians' case came to light. I don't see anything wrong with that.
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13y ago
They are both.
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glomph
13y ago
This has been true of the word 'literally' for hundreds of years. People seem to have coped. Pedants have just become more vocal since the internet.
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13y ago
The thing about that is the browser bundle they provide significantly reduces the number of variables they need to consider when making tor work to secure privacy. If everyone used it with the default firefox there would be significant prob
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13y ago
https://mega.co.nz/#!VAkR2bzR!cn7P3VIsAR2ub8O2T6acJCCGgK1vaN...
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13y ago
I think it is worth thinking about the idea that whatever your particular moral framework is it should not be about 'making a difference' but making the most effective difference you can. Actually if you hold something to be impor
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13y ago
People mod every popular closed source game. That isn't a reason to open source it in itself.
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13y ago
Do you use google mail or something else to manage your email domain?
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13y ago
But these are Atom based meaning they are not great for a part of those certain applications :p
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13y ago
Reporting that something happened is not sponsoring it.
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13y ago
They do offer a free trial although that isn't made obvious. Here is a screenshot I took on sign up: http://i.imgur.com/f7bhNVE.png
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13y ago
Because they estimate to save resources?
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glomph
13y ago
Read this as shirt for making websites. I was expecting some satire on the millions of websites for making shirts.
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glomph
13y ago
The website should have a webcam of one running for Smiirl's facebook page!
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13y ago
Making a sexist remark and asking for someone else to provide the evidence is not acceptable.
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13y ago
Toms hardware seem to consistently have methodology problems in their tests. I don't understand why they are given so much credence.
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13y ago
Similar http://candies.aniwey.net/
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13y ago
But then it wouldn't return the results he wanted for Pride.
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