krelian

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by krelian 13y ago
Not an expert but wouldn't you be able to deduct it from your taxes anyway?
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by krelian 14y ago
I'll bet good money that the game was designed from scratch to require a constant connection or otherwise the project would not be approved.
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by krelian 14y ago
Chrome's Windows font rendering rears it's ugly head again. While the fault here is entirely with Chrome I still don't understand how so many people (and even some high profile projects/organizations) choose to use those web fonts which are
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by krelian 14y ago
Minix is not a linux distribution.
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by krelian 14y ago
It will be forgotten tomorrow.
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by krelian 14y ago
The amount of users Instagram will lose from this ordeal is insignificant.
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by krelian 14y ago
It's simply and minimalist. Just like the language.
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by krelian 14y ago
As someone who mostly uses github to browse through source code, the experience in Github is much better. Their source browser is fast and the code is very readable. Now, I'm trying to see if the new bitbucket can compare but there is no
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by krelian 14y ago
I too saw plugin-container.exe grinding my disk to a halt yesterday. I'm considering going back to FF...
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by krelian 14y ago
For me Chrome also starts instantly but then it starts churning on the disk so hard that it is basically unusable for the first minute. Kind of reminds me of windows XP.
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by krelian 14y ago
I actually have one of their machines and I got an email inviting me to hand over my used capsules for recycling.
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by krelian 14y ago
Off topic but can a another Windows user can tell me if the text looks horrible to you as it does to me? http://i.imgur.com/rooNb.png I know Chrome has bad font rendering problems on Windows but this is just atrocious. Also FF is a bit be
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by krelian 14y ago
I was curious so I just had a look with my (fake name) account and the option called "Allow others to see what content I've viewed in feed" was set at "No". I don't recall ever playing with that setting so this may be a recent change on the
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Ask HN: LastPass now offers credit reports. Should users be worried?
8 points by krelian 14y ago|3 comments
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by krelian 14y ago
> don't see how SEO is to blame for this. Shitty publications will always write inaccurate, linkbait headlines...or "eye-bait", before the Internet existed. The difference is that since Adsense everyone has become a publisher. Just go t
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by krelian 14y ago
Now that they have their own backlink crawler their information is extremely valuable to any self respecting SEO. It's expensive, but that's probably because of lack of competition.
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by krelian 14y ago
I thought the SC2 missions were great and had a lot of variety. The missions were very original compared the usual you get from RTS campaigns. On the other hand, and I can't explain why, the atmosphere of the SC1 was a lot better. I don't k
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by krelian 14y ago
Impressive and must have taken a lot of work.
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by krelian 14y ago
>I just found myself browsing and clicking around to re-read particular chapters all the time, that I could only reach via an unintuitive sequence of 2 or 3 clicks. It's true that the main documentation link doesn't have everything. If
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Spotify Said Developing Pandora-Like Online Radio Service(bloomberg.com)
1 points by krelian 14y ago|0 comments
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by krelian 14y ago
I realize they bank on their users not fully utilizing the allocated bandwidth but you can take as a somewhat similar example whatbox (or any other seedbox provider), they sell bandwidth pretty cheap and their users are in general huge band
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by krelian 14y ago
I have a VPS on buyvm which includes 2TB/month for $6. Each extra TB is another $2.50. This is not a special case, you can other providers with very good pricing for data transfer. I don't understand how the difference in bandwidth pricing
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by krelian 15y ago
When I said lottery I was referring to a fair draw. You cannot beat the math.
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by krelian 15y ago
I'm also interested in getting an explanation from someone in the business. Assuming that you are not selling something like sex.com but are confined to more modest domains, and that you pay about $10/year per domain. Out of a random group
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by krelian 15y ago
Not knowledgeable enough about domain names but I am certain that buying lottery tickets is lose-lose proposition to anyone, by design.
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by krelian 15y ago
Looks like a very cool project but aren't we passed the phase where something like "developed by a former Google employee" needs to be added to add some faux prestige to the project?
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by krelian 15y ago
Someone capable of writing this kind of software will earn much more than $3000 per month at a full time job. I understand that this is probably not a for-profit project but if the guy can dedicate 4 full time months to this than he: 1) Can
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by krelian 15y ago
>Was it just a totally random alorithmic error? The guy doesn't even have a theory about what he might of done? I lost my adwords account one day, I wasn't even using it at the time. From what I gathered from support I lost it because a
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by krelian 15y ago
It's not only email. I got my adwords account banned in a ridiculous manner (got banned out of the blue 18 months after a supposed offense), the email replies were so generic and unhelpful (and obviously not written by a native English spea
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by krelian 15y ago
Audiobooks are great for learning the spoken part of a language but I would guess that most of us "technical people" need and want to learn things from the bottom up. That's the only way we feel that we really know something. It's true th

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