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by jarboot 11y ago
The game "Yavalath" [1] in the article looks really neat: A simple little game with only two rules which never really ends in a draw, unlike tic tac toe. [1] http://cameronius.com/games/yavalath/
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by jarboot 11y ago
Tails is intended to be run on a USB drive. This means you can take nearly any computer, boot to usb, and have a operating system designed for security running in the computer's RAM. Many claim that this does not leave a trace of your
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by jarboot 11y ago
Why isn't there a medium alternative to all this bloat? Do blogs or articles really need anything more than a pastebin-esque website for rendering markdown? Sure it might not make much money without ads, but it would be cheap to host.
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by jarboot 11y ago
Saudi Arabia is that way. Even poor people have a driver and a housemaid.
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Banked Hours and Loaned Hours: An Interesting Software Pricing Model(fasezero.com)
1 points by jarboot 11y ago|0 comments
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by jarboot 11y ago
Thanks for this post. It's really comforting as a young adult.
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by jarboot 11y ago
>the vast vast majority of Spanish speakers I've ever came in contact with speak a hell of a lot better English than I speak Spanish so that doesn't really make sense in practice either. Don't forget that part of the reaso
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by jarboot 11y ago
It's hardly catering to those enthusiasts, it's just the tool that works best for it. I never really used it for that reason, I was just pointing out something that's popular among younger linux fans on other parts of the web
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by jarboot 11y ago
For those of you that might be professionals or adults that don't spend much time on 4chan/reddit, you should know that i3 is pretty popular with 4chan.org/g/ or reddit's linux subreddits. It's a pretty effecti
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by jarboot 11y ago
Relevant SMBC: http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2698 ( Please let me know if this sort of comment is against the rules or common etiquette )
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by jarboot 11y ago
Not the original commenter, but typically nobody feels anything their first time smoking. Sometimes, people don't even feel it a couple times after that. I'm not sure what the biological reason for that is, but it's been that
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by jarboot 11y ago
The little pile of bitcoins I had laying around from a couple weeks ago has doubled in price. Should I spend them now in anticipation of a bubble bursting or wait for the price to possibly go up?
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by jarboot 11y ago
A good twitch stress test. Hopefully this stuff gets cleaned up in the future!
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by jarboot 11y ago
Maybe they need to shave off a couple ad employees.
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by jarboot 11y ago
I would spend money on a wikipedia-like topics engine with nicely written articles on those topics. I'll be an average user for the site. I look at the frontpage/feed and see recent news about "The Syrian Crisis" the lin
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by jarboot 11y ago
For the purposes of this thread, It's more a convenience than anything. You can see the divide between generations with the media they consume as well as what events shaped their outlook on society. Obviously it's not black and wh
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by jarboot 11y ago
在HN，多少人学习中文？
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Ask HN: Personal Observations on Generation Z? (Born 1996 and earlier)
1 points by jarboot 11y ago|3 comments
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by jarboot 11y ago
>Currently, robots/ai are like the gun issues of today. Guns don't kill people. People do and legislating gun control is sticky (so is regulating ai). I think there's a big difference between gun regulation and drone/
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by jarboot 11y ago
Completely agree. Reminds me of Liu Cixin's Three Body Problem novels :)
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by jarboot 11y ago
Seems extremely fast, and actually has a lot more information about my university than google maps!
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by jarboot 11y ago
I wouldn't say it's millennial, rather Generation Z or even beyond.
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by jarboot 11y ago
I really don't care if it's somebody on tumblr making youtube videos, but we need more words! Great website, but I wish it was more active.
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The Most Timeless Songs of All-Time: Using Spotify(poly-graph.co)
7 points by jarboot 11y ago|0 comments
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by jarboot 11y ago
Vapes are starting to turn into that sort of thing since you can get juice with nicotine. The jury is still out on how bad it is for you, though.
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by jarboot 11y ago
Is it not supposed to be? It's really just showing how religion plays a part in their lives. Sentences like those give the reader a personal insight into her life, which religion plays a part of.
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Ask HN: Tourism in the San Francisco Bay Area
1 points by jarboot 11y ago|0 comments
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by jarboot 11y ago
Maybe there's something to do with how our brains interpret information differently when under the influence of psychoactive drugs. I've been looking at Aldous Huxley's "Doors of Perception" and other psychonautic w
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by jarboot 11y ago
If they use a heavily-modified, security-focused sort of android marketed toward corporations/government I wouldn't mind it too much. I just hope they don't end up having the same sort of android that every other phones seems
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by jarboot 11y ago
Anyone familiar with the tabletop game 'Shadowrun' could compare this to BTL chips!

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