kenbellows

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by kenbellows 14y ago
I'd like to define it pretty broadly, but it could certainly be narrowed down if there's a consensus among users that it's too broadly defined, like you're saying. In general I would define a cheat sheet as a quick reference guide with easy
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Ask HN: Would you be interested in a wiki for cheat sheets?
1 points by kenbellows 14y ago|3 comments
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by kenbellows 14y ago
Some scanners (and printers, for that matter) store cached copies of recently scanned/printed items. Probably you could grab those if you knew what you were doing.
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by kenbellows 14y ago
What a great way to distribute malware. Host it on a server somewhere, encode the URL in a QR code, and print just the code, blown up large, with no descriptors to printers everywhere. People will be so intrigued they'll just scan it. Aaaaa
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by kenbellows 14y ago
The problem (?) that Hulu has is that all of its content is produced based on contracts with the networks, and networks are really fussy. So it's less Hulu that I have a problem with and more the networks themselves. If 30 Rock isn't availa
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by kenbellows 14y ago
Again, the use of "piracy" here is ironic, sarcastic, facetious.... As such, it doesn't really equate "piracy" with "copying" in a general sense, only in the sense used the author of the website. In a general sense, everyone knows it isn't
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by kenbellows 14y ago
Isn't it already, though? From how the media uses it, pirating software/ebooks/etc. is copying without permission, right? So in this case, the use of the word "pirate" is a bit ironic, since it isn't really possible under the CC license, bu