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RMS interviewed on Radio NZ
(nb.inode.co.nz)
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jgamman
18y ago
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20 comments
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jgamman
18y ago
no way i'm pushing the play button on that vid...
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jgamman
18y ago
or you may have to replicate it 60 times
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jgamman
18y ago
market i don't understand + non-programmer people's existing problems that i don't know anything about = troll-like comment. last time i looked hypertext was invented to help CERN scientists discuss and share their results. i think that wo
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jgamman
18y ago
should have included 'wear a yellow tracksuit' - worked wonders for him in Enter the Dragon and was successfully ported by Uma Thurman thus allowing her to Kill Bill. Whenever i've got a big business deal that just absolutely has to go dow
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jgamman
18y ago
from the FAQ: o if there is no sign-up, what name will I have when I enter a room? One will be generated for you. You can change it with the "name change" button or just type "/nick yourNewName". How can I tell if someone in a talkinator ro
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Mailinator family now includes talkinator
(talkinator.com)
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jgamman
18y ago
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jgamman
18y ago
i've always thought this would be useful for reading books using an iPod nano screen or cellphone etc. i'm sure that if your commute was long enough, you'd find a pleasant rather than arduous speed for reading after a couple hours practice
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jgamman
18y ago
paywall (login?)...
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jgamman
18y ago
HN worthy? most of us are pretty numerate...
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jgamman
18y ago
i still think the documentation is still aimed at a relatively high level and/or at a single learning style. i've tried a few times with 0.96 and i'm happy if i can get the darned server running. i'd love to see 'themed' tutorials that he
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jgamman
18y ago
never heard of it.
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jgamman
18y ago
i was the poster of that question and this service and using a complicated name on limewire were the two options i could come up with for my non-IT friends (and even then limewire was 10 steps too far). well done.
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jgamman
18y ago
they just got silver at the 2008 International Design Excellence Awards. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=5&objec... there's more to start-ups that software...
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Rack Hardware Innovation
(thureon.com)
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jgamman
18y ago
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jgamman
18y ago
so close!!! this is exactly what i'm looking for but no mac version yet ;-(
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jgamman
18y ago
thanks for all the tips everyone. i'm glad that the answer wasn't obvious but still it seems strange to me that we're all connected yet for non-ITers to move anything large a usb stick and a postage stamp is still one of the top contenders
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jgamman
18y ago
that's not downloadable till 14 Aug... but it looks very close to what i'm looking for. i'll bookmark it and check it out in a few weeks.
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jgamman
18y ago
yeah, that's the obvious first step but seriously, have you met digital photo hobbyists? every photo is precious and they never want to let someone else cull before they get the chance to see your files... trust me, give your (photo nuts)
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jgamman
18y ago
khatmandu is not known for it's blistering high tech hub - at least not in the district i was in. besides, my last couple days after hiking everest with friends from around the world and i spend it burning dvd's? i don't think so! ;-)
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18y ago
i'm starting to get that idea - seems sad huh?
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jgamman
18y ago
thought of that but there's a 20 MB limit and i'd go nuts dumping photos (zipped) 0.02 GB at a time - if i was smart i'd be able to write a script that did it to an entire folder of photos, zipped them into 10MB chunks and emailed them to a
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jgamman
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sorry that won't work - those acronyms may be obvious to most of this community and i might enjoy figuring out how to make it work but there's no way any of the rest of the group could do it (or care how to...)
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jgamman
18y ago
this looks the kind of thing i'm looking for - thanks
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jgamman
18y ago
thanks for the tip, i'll spend some time investigating this but still 25$/year...
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jgamman
18y ago
um yeah, we're doing that now but i thought with the whole interweb tube thing there'd be something a little more point-to-point sitting in the mac or xp os's ;-)
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Ask HN: how do i move 5 GB of photos?
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Hats-on-seals
(arstechnica.com)
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jgamman
18y ago
nice deviation from the community norm. well played sir.
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jgamman
18y ago
now that we've been conditioned into thinking this security theatre is relevant we can now buy a different bag as a 'solution'. horse/cart ref here.
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