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by henryaj 13y ago
It's so pretty!
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IBeacons at home(blog.awwapps.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
Agreed - I was quite taken aback by this. Not exactly beginner-friendly...
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Get a life – or face the consequences (economist.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
Basecamp may not have all the power features that some HN readers (and myself) would want, but in retrospect that's exactly the point - it makes their software simple and accessible. I love these guys. 37signals are an inspiration, and
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by henryaj 13y ago
> I don't see any reason why some of 37's other products can't get rolled up into Basecamp as features/modules though. Mm - that's what I assumed they would do. Slightly surprised that their plan is to spin them
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Basecamp turns 10(basecamp.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
These might help: DigitalOcean $5/mo plan - http://serverbear.com/1990-2gb-ssd--2-cpu-digitalocean DO $10/mo plan - http://serverbear.com/1989-1gb-ssd--1-cpu-digitalocean DO $20/mo plan - ht
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Nintendo plans new healthcare venture(pharmafile.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
> To stop or severely impair The Guardian's ability to report classified materials. And how will it do that, exactly, when copies of the material exist at its US offices?
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by henryaj 13y ago
Oh God.
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by henryaj 13y ago
...the 'red pill philosophy'?
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by henryaj 13y ago
"ERROR 500 - INTERNAL SERVER ERROR" Can't seem to get a cached version either.
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by henryaj 13y ago
Well, this is completely insane. The material exists elsewhere - what did the security services expect to achieve here?
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Peek Calendar(peekcalendar.com)
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Product Hunt – Jobs(producthunt.co)
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Mass surveillance isn't legal and isn't effective(henrystanley.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
Sorry, I don't. Your explanation sounds pretty plausible.
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4 million songs on Spotify have never been played. Let’s change that(forgotify.com)
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Redaction fails on leaked NSA data(cryptome.org)
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by henryaj 13y ago
This is beautiful. AFAIK, the alternatives are either a self-hosted blog (not ideal, strips out EXIF data etc.) or something hideous like Piwigo. Awesome!
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by henryaj 13y ago
Thanks for all the advice here, guys - much appreciated. Time to start!
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by henryaj 13y ago
Agreed. Wouldn't be hard, not least because (unlike email) the site has a god's-eye view of every message a user is sending, so can see if a person is just sending the same spammy message to everyone and penalise them accordingly.
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Start cautiously. Always produce.(henrystanley.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
In my case: I'm not a programmer. I'm interested in it, and immersed in the tech world, but part of me doesn't believe that people really teach themselves to code and go on to make a career out of it. A self-limiting belief
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by henryaj 13y ago
Also: orange-tinted glasses. I have delayed sleep phase syndrome as well and am giving them a go. http://blog.sethroberts.net/2013/11/12/orange-glasses-at-nig...
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by henryaj 13y ago
Not if your service is different - the Uber driver isn't a taxi driver, he's a private car driver. It's like saying people going to work at a gas plant are scabbing when coal miners are striking.
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by henryaj 13y ago
If computronium is a substance 'optimized for maximum computing power', then neither an iPhone or a slide rule are computronium. Computronium by that definition would be more like an entire planet terraformed to be a massive super
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Don't Get Started(calnewport.com)
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by henryaj 13y ago
See also: 'utilitronium'. http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Utilitronium > Utilitronium is relatively homogeneous matter optimized for maximum utility (like computronium is optimized for maximum computing pow

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