iLoch

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by iLoch 12y ago
I wonder if there's a strong correlation between those who suffer IBS and people working in this industry. Seems to me like the mentality to continually push forward and overwork/stress ourselves can only contribute to poorer heal
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by iLoch 12y ago
Depends on the sort of tasks you're doing. Someone above mentioned receiving ~$0.27/min of translations. This is a relatively high figure in comparison to a lot of tasks, but if the task you're doing isn't entirely mind
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by iLoch 12y ago
Too bad our keyboards only have one button. :(
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by iLoch 12y ago
Mind if I ask how you managed to solve this? Seems like a painful problem to have!
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by iLoch 12y ago
Are they actually charging young people more, or are they charging inexperienced drivers more?
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by iLoch 12y ago
Google+ almost certainly has more than 130 million users, however we see less than 10% of logins coming from Google+ in comparison to Facebook. This to me means that people are either more careful about what they share their G+ info with, o
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by iLoch 12y ago
It's not trying to do well in the benchmarks, so no surprise there really.
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by iLoch 12y ago
It's supposed to generalize developers - so no one in particular. Seems to be someone who's got a good sense of humour and knows enough about the tech industry to produce satire -- you know, there are few things as vexatious as re
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by iLoch 12y ago
While I somewhat agree with you, it's not as though these problems didn't already exist with IMAP. I think a better way of looking at it is this is the first step in removing the password from 3rd party access. Maybe at some point
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by iLoch 12y ago
Isn't there a lot more overhead with the headers? Neat idea though.
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by iLoch 12y ago
The Javascript highlight isn't exactly surprising to me; I'd wager 100% of web developers have used Javascript at some point, with the vast majority of them using it frequently. This trend probably isn't tied to the surge in
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by iLoch 12y ago
They turn on the webcam and look into their soul. Or IP address + locale information like everyone else.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I think the problem comes from a lack of understand of the complexity of such a task. Vertical align text according to what? The easiest way to vertical align text is exactly how you'd expect it to be, and it solves the problem perfect
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by iLoch 12y ago
"Like" would probably be pretty appropriate...
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by iLoch 12y ago
Took me longer than it should have.
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by iLoch 12y ago
TD requires that you know a single security question in order to initiate a password reset. One.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Well looks like it's time to move to Korea and launch seasnailhotmail.com
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by iLoch 12y ago
This is great! There's also Skeuocard ( http://kenkeiter.com/skeuocard/ ) which offers a bit more of a skeuomorphic design. I think I favour the form as part of the card, however this may be confusing/inaccessi
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by iLoch 12y ago
TBH I thought this was announcing cloud based graphics rendering until I saw the Ubuntu domain.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I too read the first paragraph of the Wikipedia article.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I agree it would probably be a good idea to chop off the cock.
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by iLoch 12y ago
The Quaker logo sure took a beating in its "revision."
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by iLoch 12y ago
I love Couple, I was looking at this map earlier this week actually. Very interesting to read how you made it work, thanks for sharing.
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by iLoch 12y ago
It's not difficult to set up middleware that'll render the page for any clients that require it. (For instance, we can assume any client that identifies as "bot" that's not Google probably wants a pre-rendered page,
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Ask HN: What's going on with Google's WHOIS record?
3 points by iLoch 12y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What's going on with Google's WHOIS record?
1 points by iLoch 12y ago|3 comments
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by iLoch 12y ago
Wow this is awesome. I recently decided to go with Stripe, and this news is only adding on to the positive experience I've had so far. Great work Stripe team, keep it up!
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by iLoch 12y ago
Turns out most people probably don't give a shit and likely won't change their passwords now unless they're forced.
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by iLoch 12y ago
You said: * No carry-on suit cases And then you said: * Trying to smash your carry on into an already full overhead bin Are you sure this isn't just a list of your air travel pet peeves? :)
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by iLoch 12y ago
Ahh, interesting to see the PHP mindset was born with its creation: Why would I use someone else's code when I can write it myself? Mind you, that's not PHP's fault - seems that a lot of novice programmers take this approac

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