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keehun
12y ago
Thank you for finally bringing it to Windows Phone!!!
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keehun
12y ago
Thank you for that link. Upon further snooping in the directories, I found a HQX file which decompressed to a file without any extensions. Looking up the first four bytes of the file, I found that it is actually a WordPerfect file. FF
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keehun
12y ago
Completely irrelevant to the topic at hand, but does anyone know what generated that page? I really enjoyed the page separators and how that was done to pace the reading, even if it is completely useless in a webpage-format. Thank you.
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keehun
12y ago
You can query domain registrars. It is public knowledge.
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keehun
12y ago
Someone should grab th.gy. Probably the most sensible domain name on the list. Od.is, too, if you have a specific name for "Odis"
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keehun
12y ago
This is really awesome, and WELL DESIGNED! Looks very easy to use, and such a great purpose. Have you thought about the legal ramifications if someone depended on your app and the info was outdated causing a lot of ache?
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keehun
12y ago
Have you considered installing a VM and writing your journal there? It can be totally made air-gap (although I suppose "virtually") and you can encrypt your VM session file in TrueCrypt. It seems to be keyloggers could still compr
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keehun
12y ago
Can you sue someone for verbally lying to you? If I understand correctly, those typically only apply to libel/slander which does not seem to be the case here.
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keehun
12y ago
Exactly. I was going to ask how else would Stripe be able to attribute these transactions to these accounts/items?
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keehun
12y ago
How is this supposed to work? The camera seems to follow a randomly generated swinging motion down the hill. Is this to see the mountainside for skiing purposes? Looks well built, and I really like the 3D models of these mountains.
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keehun
12y ago
I found your 2D version much easier and more fun to play. Wasted about an hour outright whereas I was over with 3D City in 5 minutes, approximately.
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keehun
12y ago
Why do I have a feeling that internet trolls will descend on this? Great work, although with just a little more work, I think the font could match the one in the book a little better.
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keehun
12y ago
Aware of Tarsnap and looks very attractive. I'd rather pay a flat-rate out because I store a lot of video (Musician) and other large files. I have about 750GB pre-deduplication stored. That's a lot more $ when I go to Tarsnap.
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keehun
12y ago
This seems like a fantastic tool, and I would love to try this out. And, it's free! My personal obstacle in using a tool like bup is the back-up space. I could definitely use this for on-site/external storage devices, but I also l
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keehun
12y ago
I am an South Korean iOS developer in college (well, now, "Korean American"). I am willing to take some translating work. As an intern, my best work was with Code 42, the makers of CrashPlan.
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keehun
12y ago
It seemed like from the press conference that Orbital will be footing most of the bill. The best Frank from OS could say was that "some of the rocket" was insured. Someone below cited $110 million minimum insurance, but that'
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keehun
12y ago
I have a mid-2013 mba and it seems to work just fine for me. Just tried the hello world example! (It took me about 3 minutes to really get it under my fingers.) Wow, this is going to be even a bigger learning curve than Dvorak which I alrea
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Hover.com Refuses to Implement DNSSEC After Signing ICANN's 2013 RAA
(help.hover.com)
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keehun
12y ago
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keehun
12y ago
Yes, and as a musician, there are strong and compelling parallel aesthetics. I totally understand it. I would love to check out this author's work now.
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keehun
12y ago
I've never read any of his literature, so I may be either really misinformed/clueless but hopefully with some objectivity. I think that your comment corroborates the Nobel committee's decision: "for the art of memory wit
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keehun
12y ago
I saw the video and that was quite amazing. However, this spreadsheet seems pretty broken right now.
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keehun
12y ago
My guess is that they're having a hard time coming up with something that has a similar density. Most ideas just aren't heavy enough in that volume to act as counterweights...
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keehun
12y ago
Weight, though...
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keehun
12y ago
I had problems getting Hover to make glue records for the IP address. I just ended up having to manually enter in the DNS information myself.
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keehun
12y ago
Great, but the fact that Citymapper is only available in eight cities makes it completely useless to those outside of those cities. From this post, however, it does seem like a very well put together experience.
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keehun
12y ago
Is it just me or is this hugely unsurprising? When I talk to most people (non-tech), Amazon is not high on people's minds as a place to get phones/plans.
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keehun
12y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id740146917
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keehun
12y ago
I think that's fair for any new font. There's a reason why some fonts stand the test of time, like Garamond, and others don't. That's not to say that this font is not of the highest quality, which you've already men
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keehun
12y ago
I have always viewed making of fonts as a art form with a tradition as long as written music. We take these fonts for granted, but it's amazing just how much consideration goes into these things. I have so much respect for talented des
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keehun
12y ago
It seems Slavc was the only one of its kind from these scientists that survived the long migration.
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