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by legohead 10y ago
That's wierd.. back when I was doing amazon affiliate I posted a lot on Reddit. I'd find threads about products and post a link to the product using my affiliate code. It worked "okay" - I made a lot more doing other t
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by legohead 10y ago
I loved my manual car when I lived in a state with little traffic. Now that I'm in CA, a manual sounds like a nightmare.
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by legohead 10y ago
I'll tell my TLD story. I was following .family for a long time, since my current "primary domain" is horrible and hard to say. <family name>.family sounded pretty awesome. There was that whole pre-registration BS but
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by legohead 10y ago
I'm a bit confused. I didn't read anything that was blatantly racist against him in the article. His original boss hired for his position looking for someone that wouldn't challenge her -- this happens to everyone, and is ve
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by legohead 10y ago
Major doesn't seem herself. she seems confused, and weak. the real Major we know is straight badass, with some natural, intelligent introspection that would come from being a full-body cyborg. I don't like what they've done
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by legohead 10y ago
I got my wife a moissanite ring, and it indeed sparkles amazingly...but so do cubic zirconiums
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by legohead 10y ago
On his campaign trail he talked about moving it to schedule 2 or below. And he supports medical marijuana. You should be more worried about his choice of attorney general.
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by legohead 10y ago
Is this our yearly "oil is running out" journalism run?
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by legohead 10y ago
If they really wanted holy war, they should release a cheap phone that could be easily bought worldwide. They could even take a loss (using their $40bill as Jobs said he was willing to do), and try to earn back the loss in the app store. I
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by legohead 10y ago
I'm going to have to rate this as "probably never going to work". I really wanted it to succeed, because I actually like Microsoft and want a new editor, but the pure amount of ignorance this thing began with and continues t
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by legohead 10y ago
Current company I work had me write FizzBuzz on paper, and that was mostly it for the technical interview. They asked about my history and I talked about projects and such, but it was probably the easiest interview I've ever had. And
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by legohead 10y ago
After hearing people complain about the new Macbook limit on 16gb RAM, I went to check out what the Surface Book offers -- which is, also, a max of 16gb RAM.
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by legohead 10y ago
Seen a thread every day about ZCash. They're doing something right, marketing-wise.
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by legohead 10y ago
Do you use USB or HDMI? You don't use any of the function keys on a mac, like volume, brightness, play/pause? I use those constantly. And then the lackluster specs. That alone leaves me no real reason to upgrade.
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by legohead 10y ago
He asks us, "how do you transfer your intent to act without winking and without waiting", but never tells us how its done. Anyone know? This made the video incredibly frustrating for me.
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by legohead 10y ago
Nice. I've wanted to do something like this, as I have a theory about the car pool lanes being worse for traffic. When traffic is bad, car pool lanes are just as backed up typically. When someone wants to get in the car pool lane upo
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by legohead 10y ago
I grew up with migraines. Frequency ranged from once a week to once every few months, with the average being 1 or 2 a month. Mild ones left me sleeping near the toilet. Some were so bad I truly believed I would die, even though I would t
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by legohead 10y ago
I was following the .family domain, set up a calendar date for the public release, etc. Ended up learning a lot about these new private TLDs. They are controlled by a company, essentially, who can sell them for whatever they want and even
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by legohead 10y ago
For anyone tired of paying so much for ink replacements, look into a CISS (Continuous Ink Supply System) [1]. I got one for our Epson and it far outperforms ink cartridges and even the replacement ink is cheap. I've had some issues wi
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by legohead 10y ago
a swing and a miss. there already exist powerful platforms for social sharing that most if not all big youtubers take advantage of. I have over 700 hundred youtube subscriptions and check out my feed daily. I definitely do not want my sub
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by legohead 10y ago
I've gotten a few letters from realtors asking if my house was for sale because they had a client that really wanted to move into the area. Out of curiosity, I contacted one of these realtors, and they asked me questions about my house
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by legohead 10y ago
No mention of the performance increase? Are they 10x faster, or .001% faster?
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by legohead 10y ago
So about the charging stations. Is the end goal going to be charging stations all over your city for each car manufacturer? Or are they willing to copy Tesla's plug and make some kind of "charging alliance"? Tesla has rele
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by legohead 10y ago
Not sure I'm entirely fond of the idea, either. Luckily the place I worked for was led by good people that actually wanted the users to have fun, and not just take their money. However, it definitely feels more like gambling than a fa
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by legohead 10y ago
For the average person, yes. I was speaking in consideration of the HN audience. Rather, people with enough intelligence to know what they are getting into and how they might take advantage of it. But most people are curious, try it out,
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by legohead 10y ago
I worked for one of the biggest penny auction sites. I'll address some things in this thread. One key thing the author left out was "free bids". You can win auctions that give you bids. So, for instance, you spend 10 bids
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by legohead 10y ago
We started off nice: "Hey, you are disabling ads, please turn them on" etc. Then we offered an ad-free subscription (almost worthless). And I think we played with another idea or two, before finally going through with the blocki
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by legohead 10y ago
I worked for a company that got most of its revenue from online ads. When I started, adblockers were 20%. When it got up to 35% the boss decided to take action. We hired a third party anti-adblocker, and it worked great. It went back and
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by legohead 10y ago
Don't know why this needs an analogy at all. Getty [allegedly] took images that didn't necessarily belong to them, charged for them, and also sent copyright notices after anyone that hadn't paid for them. It's pretty sim
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by legohead 10y ago
The other day I forgot my Github password. When I went to go through the password reset process, it must have triggered the 2FA because it asked for my code. I use Google Authenticator, but I had switched to a new phone since the last tim

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