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by hrabago 14y ago
We definitely need one to use right here at home. Also with a new baby, I'm hoping to be printing lots of pictures both for our use and for the grandparents.
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Ask HN: What printer do you use?
1 points by hrabago 14y ago|4 comments
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by hrabago 14y ago
Perhaps the overhead could be considered as part of the overall costs. I would still appreciate the choice of having to work 75% of the time for 65% pay if I understood that the difference was due to health coverage and other benefits. In o
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by hrabago 14y ago
The system would self adjust. If people spent more on travel, travel costs would go higher, even as competition there increased. If people spent more on experience-oriented stuff, that industry would get bigger. If people just spent less, s
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by hrabago 14y ago
It isn't always sustainable, though. You do this long enough and a lot of people would start burning out. Certainly there are people who would thrive in an ongoing high-stress environment, but not everyone is built like that, or would want
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by hrabago 14y ago
The issue is proportionality. I agree that Madoff is in jail, even though his crimes are not violent.
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by hrabago 14y ago
There are many benefits to being an LLC, and many reasons why one would want to publish as a company instead of as an individual. I have also read before (can't find it now, though) that there are people who give more credibility to applica
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by hrabago 14y ago
This goes on to show that people actually do care about these issues. The problem is that generally people aren't aware of the terms they're agreeing to unless someone breaks down what the TOC actually means, or what the consequences could
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by hrabago 14y ago
I own personal licenses for 3 of their products. I use all three products for commercial work, but those licenses are my personal property. Two of those I use in my day job, the other I use for my spare time iOS development.
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by hrabago 14y ago
Intellij handles Javascript great. One advantage of AppCode is that the IDE smarts aren't limited to Objective C code but also includes JS code, which works well when I'm working on my WebView/JS-based projects. I haven't used RubyMine dire
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by hrabago 14y ago
It works great for me. If I'm making just minor code tweaks or configuration changes, I stay on Xcode. Whenever I expect to do more coding, I launch AppCode. I had already been an Intellij user for a few years before starting on iOS proje
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by hrabago 14y ago
If someone was proposing to somebody, I think they would prefer that they break the news to the girl rather than Facebook and/or their friends.
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by hrabago 14y ago
If someone is able and willing to do that, wouldn't that person likewise be able to extract the full fonts from a website using such a font? If so, I'm not sure what your point is.
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by hrabago 14y ago
Do you mean "anything bad happen" to you personally, and that things that only happen to "other people" don't count? http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/technology/1012/gallery....
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by hrabago 14y ago
However this does make the service that much more visible. I'm not sure that 3D printing is that well known yet. Also, dealing with a B&M establishment provides some with additional assurances that they may not have with an online-onl
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by hrabago 14y ago
I was once contacted by a company who wanted to purchase my code to use for their app for their company. It wasn't a flashy app, but had a few time-consuming, and at the time, unique features. I gave my starting point - $10k. I expected th
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by hrabago 14y ago
Actually it should be 4 pixels to display 1 "point".
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by hrabago 14y ago
Because the report says Apple's interest may be in Color's patents.
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by hrabago 14y ago
It's common for sources of entertainment and/or information to be platform-specific.
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by hrabago 14y ago
He's comparing the experience of being an open source project under ASF to that of being a free software advocate for gnu.org. This is when he mentions loving the community more than the code.
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by hrabago 14y ago
The page won't come up for me. Is it already hurting from being HN'ed with only 26 upvotes?
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by hrabago 14y ago
Thanks for this reply. I will be taking on an API documentation project for my team so I was particularly interested in this article, and thought the How To sections were a great idea. In my case, I don't have to support multiple languages,
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by hrabago 14y ago
I appreciate the insight about naming the segments. It reflects on "benefits, not features" where you describe what you offer based on the context of the user, not the context of your application.
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by hrabago 14y ago
Context matters, because there is a place for both approaches. For pages that you know is unlikely to need updating (such as one-offs or dev-only pages) or for quick UIs or POCs, then a get-to-the-point-quickly approach makes sense. This m
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by hrabago 14y ago
> They are only used if the person using them doesn't know what a browser is. ...or their company doesn't have the budget to upgrade their entire department to Windows 7.
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Pocket Lists sales: $13500 in first 3 months(1312.ru)
71 points by hrabago 14y ago|26 comments
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by hrabago 14y ago
8 is the traditional size of tabs though, isn't it? Seems like a reasonable default. That's partially why some teams (mine included) discourages the use of tabs in source code - its appearance varies depending on what's rendering it, affe
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by hrabago 14y ago
Just FYI, I read this article on a mobile device and did not see scrollbars.
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by hrabago 14y ago
I can't help it. It's just the way I'm wired.
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by hrabago 14y ago
It's the Tab character.

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