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Get the Weather on your HP 4200(miscellany.kovaya.com)
2 points by graywh 16y ago|0 comments
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by graywh 16y ago
And I've seen one written in Perl that does the current weather. EDIT: http://miscellany.kovaya.com/2007/10/get-weather-on-your-hp-...
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by graywh 16y ago
I've done that, and I don't even use Emacs.
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by graywh 16y ago
Or perhaps by having no "early termination" penalty in the one month "contract".
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by graywh 16y ago
Or physicists/engineers will do their own thing, as seen by using j = sqrt(-1). Also, uppercase gamma is already used, too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_function
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by graywh 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_overflow
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by graywh 16y ago
To add an additional outgoing address to Gmail, don't you have to verify that you can receive messages at that account first?
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by graywh 16y ago
Unrelated: Apparently Twitter was originally twttr, and in 2006, techcrunch had this to say about the service: There is also a privacy issue with Twttr. Every user has a public page that shows all of their messages. Messages f
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by graywh 16y ago
I seem to recall current ads doing the same thing comparing digital cable to analog....
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by graywh 16y ago
HP ink is expensive to pay for studies showing why HP ink is so expensive?
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by graywh 16y ago
It's easier to "map <C-?> <C-w>?" for ? in [j,k,h,l] and do "autocmd WinEnter * resize" separately. Especially since it's easier to disable.
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by graywh 16y ago
But the funny jokes that get up-voted are generally intelligent, too (I think).
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by graywh 17y ago
We've found gitosis to be terrific. It gives us better control over read and write access and uses ssh the same way Github does.
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by graywh 17y ago
And now Facebook puts TOS and privacy policy changes on a Page (Facebook Site Governance) that you have to be a fan of/follow/like in order to be aware of anything.
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by graywh 17y ago
Most vim users do recognize it as a powerful editor.
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by graywh 17y ago
Inappropriate. There are better way to announce jobs on HN.
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by graywh 17y ago
Historically and for most of the world's population, your economic condition would prevent you from being fat. Poor in the US are so well-off, they can afford to be overweight.
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by graywh 17y ago
Works for me. Are you sure you weren't using the X primary selection (select, middle-click) instead of the X clipboard selection (usual ctrl-c/copy, ctrl-v/paste)?
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by graywh 17y ago
Sounds like Malcolm Gladwell's Blink .
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by graywh 17y ago
20th century
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by graywh 17y ago
It's customary to provide a link to the original thread for dups. Or were you thinking of this? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=98227
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by graywh 17y ago
Just wondering: how would they handle it when you move?
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by graywh 17y ago
> Imagine UPS/DHL/FedEx's profits if they went from deliver-on-demand to deliver-to-everywhere-regardless-of-demand: But UPS and FedEx already have something similar that occasionally leverages the USPS for the final leg of delivery. T
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by graywh 17y ago
Gmail. Gmail's ridiculous "endless" storage space. Both were launched on an April 1.
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by graywh 17y ago
Someone should write a bookmarklet to automate the process.
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by graywh 17y ago
Like something straight out of Cory Doctorow's Little Brother . Awesome.
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by graywh 17y ago
It's not nice to downvote a factual statement (that there is some advice that just doesn't work) without providing a counter-argument. Seriously, vim doesn't handle maps for ctrl-1, ctrl-2, etc. or ctrl-shift-[, etc. because terminals don't
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by graywh 17y ago
Personally, I've found some of the advice dubious or just plain wrong (e.g. trying to map control plus number key). But some of it looks terrific.
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by graywh 17y ago
Dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1218613
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by graywh 17y ago
I think the word you want is "bimodal".

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