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by imrehg 15y ago
> If someone confesses to something they didn't do to profit from it, well then they're an idiot and deserve the punishment I call this total crap... You'd prefer if someone confessed and be punished, instead of have the __right__ perpe
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by imrehg 16y ago
I have an issue with "Facebook could also choose to insist that throwaway email addresses (e.g. Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, etc.) cannot be used for these sorts of complaints - that a domain name associated with the brand which claims to being b
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by imrehg 16y ago
Google Docs? LibreOffice? Just make it simple, if they are about box ticking then it does not matter at all how well your resume looks (as e.g. a PDF version would). I mean I feel your pain, Word Docs give me the cold shivers, but there are
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by imrehg 16y ago
As a non-lawyer, what would be the situation of this person is asked in the court about some of their actions that is explained by the existence of the gag order? Would "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth" override that ga
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by imrehg 16y ago
I just got working my Twitter game weekend project: Can you guess who tweeted this? http://who.saidth.at One thing I haven't realized before I started is how difficult it is to find "quality" tweets. I use celebrities' messages, people wh
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by imrehg 16y ago
It is awesome... They did make a lot of changes (like 12 or so new versions since then) so you should fetch the latest when you are ready to give it a try. The whole gameplay is different, basically they released a "pretty good" game for th
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by imrehg 16y ago
The Canterbury Distribution: http://www.archlinux.org/ & http://www.debian.org/ & http://grml.org/ & Gentoo & openSUSE.... That's some team effort! Too bad it's a joke, I'd so get it right now...
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by imrehg 16y ago
MathJax for the win :)
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by imrehg 16y ago
Could there be a common root to this issue, and that the phone stop syncing emails when the "low storage" warning comes on? No more incoming or outgoing emails, not even the manual "come on darn phone get my message" button does it. For me
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by imrehg 16y ago
Sure! I've sent you an email. :)
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by imrehg 16y ago
That sounds great, looking at my own questions I'm probably overcomplicating things and wouldn't know it well what works until I tried for real. Or maybe it is all part of the StartupBus idea - work with the given constraints. :) I wonder h
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Ask HN: IT infrastructure on the go (like StartupBus)
9 points by imrehg 16y ago|7 comments
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by imrehg 16y ago
I'm on Arch Linux, self building the latest one every couple of days from http://build.chromium.org/official/
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by imrehg 16y ago
Obligatory XKCD: http://www.xkcd.com/842/
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by imrehg 16y ago
Idea being, that if you want to automatically follow updates of a source (to be just like RSS and not manual), you have to "Like" or "Follow" them on Facebook and Twitter respectively, and then they know who's reading, no matter how many no
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by imrehg 16y ago
Actually, it is a plugin made by Google, so they must know there's a need... https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/nlbjncdgjeocebhn...
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Facebook email pretends disposable email is "incorrect"
3 points by imrehg 16y ago|0 comments
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by imrehg 16y ago
That "99%" does not mean that the rest of the search engines share 1% - people use different search engines for different types of queries. As some commenters pointed out on previous days' news submissions: "if you want to find music/videos
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by imrehg 16y ago
I really wish they'd just fix their own software first... There are 4 different ways of accessing FB on my Android (app, touch, mobile full website), each and every one of them suck and in a different way. If I want to check my events - I h
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by imrehg 16y ago
Had the same thing. Seems like enabling it in another browser will disable the ad, so you can go back using Chrome. Haven't tried disabling afterwards to see whether the ad comes back, though... I seriously thought my account been hacked an
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by imrehg 16y ago
Stifling innovation? - there's an app for that!™
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by imrehg 16y ago
Read the Terms of Service? http://flattr.com/terms Most troubling for me: "By using this Service you agree not to: 11) to create or modify a competitor product or service;" That's a pretty sweeping noncompete... I mean, did they ever have
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Ask HN: Angel investor & startup day planning
6 points by imrehg 16y ago|2 comments
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by imrehg 16y ago
I'm just really amazed by the license a bit down on the page: "BY VISITING OUR WEB SITE, YOU ACCEPT THESE TERMS, AS WELL AS OUR PRIVACY POLICY WITHOUT LIMITATION OR QUALIFICATION." I mean, how could I read the damn notice without "accepting
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by imrehg 16y ago
It's broken on Chrome, Firefox works okay.
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by imrehg 16y ago
How about they are using wifi spot location info for non-GPS location services with Android phones? Because that's what they seem to be doing: + GPS if enabled and have fix + Fall back to phone network (cell tower) and wifi spot triangulati
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by imrehg 17y ago
I don't know what is this about, the Kindle edition sits right up there at the top of the page. http://www.amazon.com/The-Big-Short-ebook/dp/B003AYZBGQ/ref=... Though it escapes me, why it is more expensive to have it on the Kindle ($20.6
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by imrehg 17y ago
Great way to show how copyright is actually stiffing innovation and economy.... big times... I mean they say "it does not seem sensible to force those universities who already have a system providing very effective action against copyright
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by imrehg 17y ago
Microlending: http://www.kiva.org/ They seem to be very open and enthusiastic.
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BerliOS has been OWNED(berlios.de)
6 points by imrehg 17y ago|3 comments

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