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Then again, did people really have privacy when living in small villages in the countryside where everybody knew each other? I think the rise of privacy came with the development of big urban areas...
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Very interesting, I didn't know about Opensearch. I'll spend my afternoon setting it up on my websites... Now if browsers and bookmarking service start using the Short name for the title bar, we will have reinvented the meta keywords tag :-
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16y ago
It seems that for example for Angry bird they send the Latitude/Longitude http://blogs.wsj.com/wtk-mobile/2010/12/17/angry-birds/
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Yes but I think a lower amount like 50 would probably be enough or at least a good test before trying an higher threshold..
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His translated version of the article http://mamememo.blogspot.com/2010/09/qlobe.html (not that there is much to read :-) ) It's really impressive :-)
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Not bad, but be sure to try and check the message from Transmit from Panic... I remember that when reading it I felt guilty (way back in my college days when I didn't have money and did in fact pirate a bit). This message is nice and simpl
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16y ago
It's not very difficult, you just have to be careful when filling the forms, they are a bit confusing... For example to refuse the travel insurance policy you must choose that you don't want it in the country selection box... Personally whi
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I think you should display a message like Panic did before with Transmit when people entered pirated serials.. Don't reprimand but be polite asking them not to pirate your stuff.. The effect you're looking for is for the pirate to feel a bi
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And I as a customer am happy to have Ryanair, Airasia and other low cost carriers like those. Even if they do use dark patterns, they provide me with possibilities I didn't have before they appeared...
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Great review Daniel, I'll definitely pick it up. I had forgotten about hn-books.com and found a few books that will be useful... Thanks and keep up the good work!
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"Secondarily, Chinese 3G services (no matter provided by China Mobile, China Unicom or China Telecom) are still slow and patchy. " I'm actually impressed by how well 3G works in Shanghai and Suzhou.... I'm using China Telecom and haven't ha
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Apple engineer uses Lego to rebuild Antikythera mechanism
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not working under safari 4.0.4
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Be careful with contract work though, it's very easy to fall into the trap of taking on too much and pushing back your own project... Contract work can be worse golden handcuffs than a job in corporate
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Yes of course it's not easy but it's the job of a teacher... And, in that case, the teacher didn't even make the effort to design test questions; he took the easy way out and didn't do his job... Of course, the problem too is that too often
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I always thought that teachers who reused tests year over year or used pre-made tests from the textbook publisher are just not doing their job... I strongly believe that tests should be unique from year to year, calibrated to what has been
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Once the same happened to me in Shanghai, but the Taxi driver insisted it was his mistake for not understanding my bad pronunciation and stopped the counter...
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I don't know, I've always liked Apple Mail, simple and to the point. I do use MailTags though ( http://www.indev.ca/MailTags.html )... Before that, I used to use Foxmail, then Thunderbird and then Evolution and none of them have been as goo
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It was a french magazine with programs for the Thomson computers...
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you could have a form asking for the previous password and the new password... It then checks the previous password against the salted hash and then has the information to compare changes between the old password and new password without ha
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I loved those as a kid, there was also a magazine that would come every month with program listing that I would type up and then try to modify... It was a lot of fun and a great way to learn! Sometimes I wonder how kids can learn programin
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Yes, but the problem is that they use their own gentoo based environment that they update as time go... To do anything custom that they didn't plan beforehand, you need to create custom chef recipes that will be executed whenever a new inst
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No it remembers the password of the private key... On linux, you can get something similar with ssh-agent
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I found engineyard very unflexible... Sure you can create custom recipes to get around that but since they update their system without warning, the custom recipes end up becoming stale...
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So the other question, is how would you or they feel if you didn't take the money, took money from another inverstor and became successful? Would they feel bad that you refused their money when offered in good faith?
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For me it's always been the screen that died first...
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There are a lot of things the US do very well, it's a wonderfully entrepreneurial country and is at the forefront of research and technology. But like everywhere not all is perfect and food is not something where the US shine. As a european
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Ask HN: Looking for a good corporate lawyer for a revenue share contract
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Yes but with Paypal between fees for changing currency (2.5%) and other fees it quickly adds up... Plus, you have to convert to a business account (additionally to having to send a lot of different documents to prove your identity) if the a
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After a few bad experiences with Paypal, I always use wire transfer when paying someone else or being paid as a freelancer... It works well, it's more often than not cheaper than Paypal and anyone who has a bank account can receive wire tra
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