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JSTOR liberator
(aaronsw.archiveteam.org)
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keidian
14y ago
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I use them and have had no issues
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keidian
14y ago
Yeah, i stopped reading as soon as I saw what the resolution is. I have a current 13" (ASUS u36sd with more ram & a ssd I put in) and really, the screen is the only thing I dislike on my laptop now, which I've had for over a year now. G
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keidian
14y ago
I haven't really used it too much (i usually use evernote on my tablet), but Nevernote is supposed to work http://nevernote.sourceforge.net/
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keidian
14y ago
5% is the amount of business Apple provides is what I've heard. No idea how accurate, but if it is even close, I imagine some of the companies TSMC won't be able to handle due to contracts or just workload will flip to Samsung. So maybe not
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keidian
14y ago
Personally I know that I've had a couple inquiries about my AWS account get ignored and the one that finally got an answer came after I had given up and done what I wanted elsewhere.
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keidian
14y ago
And some bosses, like mine unfortunately, are so uptight about it that if I stop and stare at a wall / ceiling / close my eyes for even 30 seconds trying to solve an issue, I get the ok get to work speech and 15 things added to my already t
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keidian
14y ago
And currently at least, you also hit #1 story on the front page of HN. Not too bad at all for an experiement hehe :)
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14y ago
As a side note: If you have an android device running ICS (I assume JB works as well but I don't have any currently to test), you can run OpenVPN for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.open... This presents a
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keidian
14y ago
You could probably do a hack to let the user login with ssh key and then immediately force the second factor auth to be run, booting the user out if they didn't pass it. Not the best way, but one option. I also believe I once ran across a p
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14y ago
Honestly? Doing a mass layoff will suck regardless, but doing it by shutting down the company and making a brand new one immediately rubs me the wrong way. While no one likes to be laid off, I think people would have been able to at least h
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14y ago
Being able to dump in 50k after bad press and saying "I just added $50K to the bucket and will add more as needed" makes me cynical I guess. shrugs
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14y ago
Seems like an attempt to get over some of the extremely bad press to me. While it's good for the ex-employees, it was still a really crappy thing to do in the first place.
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keidian
14y ago
I believe they said 232 meters at one point, not sure if that was 100% confirmed though
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keidian
15y ago
I believe name.com does ipv6 glue
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keidian
15y ago
> and the Fire became hand-scorchingly hot after just a few minutes of using it. And the true reason for the name is discovered? :)
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15y ago
Exactly. When I first found out about dmr, I really really hoped the stories will flood in here after the massive Steve Jobs amount. Not to take anything away from Steve, but dmr is far more important in my opinion, and I'm sure many other
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Linode announces new datacenter location, Japan
(blog.linode.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I get a ton of email to my own gmail, which is just my first initial & last name. I didn't realize there were as many people out there sharing them until I got that email. One that bought a car about 6 months ago, one a cell phone, etc.
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keidian
15y ago
Are you really implying that Mueller has ever been ON the mark? :p
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15y ago
I personally have an Acer 3820tg that I've had for about a year now. i5-430, 4gigs of ram, 500gb drive. I upgraded the memory to 6gb (had some lying around) and switched the 5400rpm drive for a 7200rpm. When I have the cash to spare, I'll p
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keidian
15y ago
Yes, changing locations means new ip so plan accordingly
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15y ago
Or a social experiment of avoiding his new YC startup Freshplum http://allthingsd.com/20110621/sam-odio-i-left-facebook-to-r...
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15y ago
They don't limit it to any extent besides giving you access to 4 cores of the host instead of all of them
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15y ago
I'm guessing there was more to this story than just a spam complaint OR they gave you more than 4 hours
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15y ago
You can check their status page at http://status.linode.com/ or drop by irc.oftc.net in the #linode channel. They also usually tweet as well.
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15y ago
Hey now, nothing wrong with being Canadian :p
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15y ago
It's my understanding that various groups have tried to buy them and caker refuses
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15y ago
Must be a slow news day and he got bored & made up a reason to rant and spam the internet with more stuff no one really cares about.
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16y ago
I find the alert box is a bit much as well. Maybe change the status icon somewhat to signify if it's in sync or not? I also got a 404 error when I started it the first time. I'm assuming since it didn't find the NeatList directory that it t
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