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by jcapote 16y ago
This sounds like a web site idea in it self. "Announce" launches with firm commitments to a beta user community, and everyday you can go see what was supposed to "launch" that day, and give feedback. It'll put the pressure of public failure
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by jcapote 16y ago
They were using MogileFS, perhaps they outgrew it: http://groups.google.com/group/mogile/browse_thread/thread/a... Do some research before you shit on some technical decision.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Check this out: http://sketches.rubyforge.org/
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Patch adds multiplayer support to XCOM(destructoid.com)
12 points by jcapote 16y ago|3 comments
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by jcapote 16y ago
This is incredible, I see myself using this a lot as Evernote sucks at this particular use case. Thanks!
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by jcapote 16y ago
You guys know a group of crows is called a Murder, right? I'd hate to work somewhere where I could only use stuffy, politically correct software names. Call me crazy, but quirky software names are half the reason I release a project.
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by jcapote 16y ago
It feels like the external antenna was just a gimmick to sell phones because a new screen + another camera isn't enough to warrant a new phone. I have never had reception issues with the dozens of internal-antenna phones I've owned. If it a
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by jcapote 16y ago
Just refer to the RFC: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1178.html
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by jcapote 16y ago
It's more like 3, since 2.5 is still pretty popular and doesn't work with 2.7 or 3.1
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by jcapote 16y ago
There also needs to be a time-to-burnt-retinas speed
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by jcapote 16y ago
I wrote a "framework" to handle this exact problem: http://github.com/capotej/theman It's a simple wrapper over rufus-scheduler and god to create scheduled workers that execute tasks at specific times.
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Github listens and lowers price for Organizations(github.com)
100 points by jcapote 16y ago|24 comments
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by jcapote 16y ago
$5 is a lot? edit: it's actually $7, but still
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by jcapote 16y ago
It's so telling that a slide like this is needed somewhere at MSFT: http://msftkitchen.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/All-Eyes-o...
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Charlieplexing(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jcapote 16y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 16y ago
Nope, I fucking hate python.
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by jcapote 16y ago
http://reddit.com/r/wikipedia is my nighttime reading
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by jcapote 16y ago
At least they are only reinventing half the wheel this time
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by jcapote 16y ago
Wasn't aware that this was a consensus; I always avoid ternary expressions for this reason.
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Ask HN: Anyone going to be at E3 next week?
1 points by jcapote 16y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 16y ago
I'll be using duck duck go till they revert.
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by jcapote 16y ago
-1 for lighttpd, it's fcgi handler has an old, unresolved bug in it that causes it crash under very high loads, use nginx
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by jcapote 16y ago
Exactly what I thought, why did the blow out preventer fail? It looks like it was designed for just this sort of thing
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by jcapote 16y ago
Especially if they wanted to charge me $1 for applying...
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by jcapote 16y ago
I always end up trying the others, but usually by the time you need to use kill at all, only -9 will do.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Where do you live?
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by jcapote 16y ago
it abstracts out the hunt for the embed code for a particular resource, just give them the url and get back an embed code.
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by jcapote 16y ago
Yea, cause the New York Times could totally run off a simple Drupal install... Grade: F
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by jcapote 16y ago
It would be interesting to see an emacs implementation in language better suited for text manipulation like Ruby or Perl.
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Uploadd: A minimal upload server powered by Rainbows (includes Rails plugin)(github.com)
1 points by jcapote 16y ago|1 comments

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