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by icco 15y ago
This exists in both Chrome and Firefox. I've used it for years and loved it.
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by icco 15y ago
I'm really confused about this. So Techcrunch is telling companies that if they want coverage, they have to not talk to anyone else? Couldn't they instead just talk to everyone but Techcrunch?
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by icco 15y ago
The article implies immediate product death.
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by icco 15y ago
I don't think either of these things will provide a solution that the above is looking for. The problem is with the layout of your content and the fact that write like a math professor. I imagine you scare a lot of people off with a ton of
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by icco 15y ago
Agreed. I understand what this article presented, but in no way was this any different or better than how this material was presented to me in college. At least in school I could go bug the professor after class to explain to me why I didn'
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by icco 15y ago
Man, I played this back in high school when I was on the chess team. It promotes such a different level of thought than normal chess, but when you get a teammate who literally starts taking pieces so you can place them and vice-versa, it ge
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by icco 15y ago
Just FYI, while I agree that it is all in the lighting, as of March of 2011, iFixit did not use a light tent. I don't work there anymore, but when I did, most of iFixit's lighting equipment could be bought from Home Depot. I thought there w
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by icco 15y ago
Aww, I wish you guys had posted this a few weeks ago, I would have loved to live with borski. But alas, I just signed a lease.
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by icco 15y ago
Pretty cool idea. In the future I'd suggest linking to the about page first, the welcome page linked here just confused me.
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by icco 15y ago
I don't know about books, but I took an introductory art class at my local junior college and it helped me a lot. Just understanding the basics of color and how artists go about laying out pictures translated a lot to helping me at least un
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by icco 15y ago
Page didn't crash in Chrome Beta on Linux. And I agree, while good knowledge, I don't think this is a secret. I remember a simpler example of this being taught in some of my intro CS classes... As for doing this in other languages, I think
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IFixit takes apart a Smart Meter(ifixit.com)
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by icco 15y ago
Neat, although I wish I could read the bottom left of the text... http://f.cl.ly/items/3l270Q2D3i0n0z0j0J3b/fail.png
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by icco 15y ago
Interesting, my post gets down voted and then someone later makes the same point and doesn't get down voted... hn, you confuse me.
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by icco 15y ago
I totally agree. Although my issue is more that I watch a ton of projects. It'd be nice to filter our dashboards, maybe group projects or people we follow.
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by icco 15y ago
My favorite part is the commit message on the tag: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6... "Version numbers? We can increment them!" -- Linus Torvalds
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by icco 15y ago
Wow, this sucks. One of the reasons I historically haven't been worried about Google and some of the "evils" that people argue they are guilty of, is because they provide awesome APIs for developers free of charge and with next to no rate-l
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by icco 15y ago
Interesting read. One of my favorite quotes is "finding the right people is really the killer feature". So true, especially in the open source world.
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by icco 15y ago
I haven't followed this, but changing the screensaver is easy apparently: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/37424/jailbreak-your-kindle-f...
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by icco 15y ago
That should be happening in Bash too...
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by icco 15y ago
I travel between three offices every day on foot / bike. I tried the 13" MBP on my back for a while, but in the end it caused more pain than it was worth. I can only imagine the 17" being far worse. For now I use a Lenovo x200, but it's abo
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by icco 15y ago
Hasn't the project been live for much longer than that? I feel like I used it a long time ago... maybe it was one of these competitors you speak of...
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by icco 15y ago
Ya, I was about to say, I saw this at least a year ago. Doesn't seem to have changed much.
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by icco 15y ago
I think Google is going to kill at this. Their cloud print looks like the first step towards many of the things you are talking about.
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by icco 15y ago
Hmm, possibly. These deal sites (Groupon especially) have always been pitched to me as a way to find out about deals at places you don't go often. For me, I know all of the small shops (that's all our town really has, our ban on drive-thrus
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by icco 15y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't get this whole deal phenomenon? Maybe it's because I am in a small town or something, but I do not get it at all.
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by icco 15y ago
Question: How are you picking the cities? Is it just cities that you know of, or are they the top github using cities, or arbitrary?
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by icco 16y ago
Just because he funds a website that doesn't tightly monitor what is submitted does not mean it is ok to freely distribute his work without permission. That being said, the articles are already available for free on his website, but I do no
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by icco 16y ago
Did you file a bug on github? Because it sounds like one.
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by icco 16y ago
7.1 is big. One of the deadliest earthquakes of all time was a 7.1 (although it was a 100 years ago...) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_earthquakes#Deadliest_...

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