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by iamjdg 12y ago
https://www.hidemyass.com/
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by iamjdg 12y ago
they must have, they went by land to and from the sea.
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by iamjdg 12y ago
I really have a hard time believing there was no lower cost solution for a 400 km trip by land as opposed to a 9000 km trip by land, sea, and land. What about an off road heavy transport trailer for the sections of road they can' t fit
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ConEx developer fingered as Airbnb squatter(cliqist.com)
1 points by iamjdg 12y ago|0 comments
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by iamjdg 12y ago
posted in a couple other spots: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8065563 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8058247
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Professional Airbnb squatter(businessinsider.com)
10 points by iamjdg 12y ago|2 comments
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by iamjdg 12y ago
great work, great app. makes me a little sad that so much effort and talent doesn't really pay back very well...
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by iamjdg 12y ago
this is another marketing ploy. this is also the beginning of Elon preparing for his next career move. Elon's realizing he has hit the technical and economic limits of all battery vehicles and can't deliver. now that he has
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by iamjdg 12y ago
ha ha, i knew right away it was not true...but i enjoyed reading it and the momentary increase in heart rate it gave me...
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by iamjdg 12y ago
Yes, this article is way off base, it will be referenced to years from now as a joke about how no one saw the trans-formative technology coming. Don't get me wrong, nothing beats the "live where you work principle" in terms o
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Tell HN: System Restore Saved Me
1 points by iamjdg 12y ago|0 comments
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A gamer giving back(conversations.nokia.com)
1 points by iamjdg 12y ago|0 comments
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by iamjdg 13y ago
The author seems to answered his own question if you pull out some key points and examine them in a logical way: 1. Software development was tightly controlled in the 70's through a hierarchy of management (project managers, business a
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by iamjdg 13y ago
I thought this was brilliant...
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by iamjdg 13y ago
Great detective work!...oh i don't know why I want there to be a conspiracy, maybe my own life is not exciting enough :)
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by iamjdg 13y ago
In general paywalls from large, prestigious organizations scare me. For now I can ignore them, as there are hundreds of other sources of interesting content that generate revenue from traditional means (advertising, selling your informatio
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by iamjdg 13y ago
Yes, worked for me as well. Interesting, same browser, but if you click from HN versus a google search the count starts over? So you can do it 10 times before you hit the paywall again? I would think a different browser would work (differ
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by iamjdg 13y ago
Cool, thanks. So approximately 43% of the NYT submissions were made by members who only submitted that article. Would be interesting to know if these are new members, who perhaps created accounts for the sake of promoting NYT paywall arti
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by iamjdg 13y ago
Interesting. Does "single submission authors" mean: (i) they have only submitted 1 NY times article but have made other submissions or (ii) they have only ever submitted 1 article and it was a NY Times article?
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NY Times Articles on HN
9 points by iamjdg 13y ago|13 comments
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Fuel cell cars...finally(hybridcars.com)
1 points by iamjdg 13y ago|0 comments
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by iamjdg 14y ago
ahh hacker news never fails, great feedback from all, which further proves the quality of contributors here... i don't agree it is with luck that people find hacker news, sure some percentage do, but do these people recognize the tremendou
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Don't introduce people to hacker news, let them discover it by themselves
6 points by iamjdg 14y ago|5 comments
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Please stop using white text on black background
4 points by iamjdg 15y ago|2 comments
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Open letter to Google+ from user(plus.google.com)
1 points by iamjdg 15y ago|0 comments