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by lignuist 13y ago
I am looking for something that lets me type the first few letters and when I press the arrow-up key then (maybe in combination with another key), it will only offer those items from the history, which match my previous input. Something lik
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by lignuist 13y ago
Exactly. I ordered mine in a pack of ten at ebay. http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?Led+lens+60+degree&_nkw=Led+l...
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by lignuist 13y ago
That should be a laser lens as well.
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by lignuist 13y ago
After reading this, I just glued (removable) a 90 degree led lens to my phone. Nice results so far. Edit: Link to such a lens: http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/611389199/Led_Light_Lens_9... I am happy that I turn
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by lignuist 13y ago
So you downvoted something that you did not even look at?
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by lignuist 13y ago
> Wrong. The guidelines aren't that clear on what hacker news is, but they're quite clear on what hacker news isn't. The guidelines are not defining "hacker news" (or "not hacker news") at all. There is
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by lignuist 13y ago
It's hacker news because hackers upvoted it.
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by lignuist 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkwD261MHsc
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by lignuist 13y ago
After my nephew's laptop (Windows) stopped working two or three years ago, I bought one with pre-installed Ubuntu for him and introduced him to Open Office and Gimp. During the first few weeks, he missed some of his games, but he got u
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by lignuist 13y ago
> Believing that time is the equivalent of wisdom is unwise. I absolutely agree with this statement, but that is not what I wanted to express. I would more say that time plays an important role. Learning anything takes time. Not everyone
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by lignuist 13y ago
> It's always seemed odd that kids get a free pass just because they're kids. In my opinion one reason why they cannot be made fully responsible for their actions is, that they do not have the same rights as adults. They are no
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by lignuist 13y ago
> A more detailed report will be handed over next month when the boy is sentenced, according to the Toronto Sun. Are they talking about prison? That would be barbaric.
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by lignuist 13y ago
And since the parts of todays phones are usually manufactured in China, the Chinese officials should be informed very well too. Since the Russians seem not to be a part of the chain, it seems to be obvious, why they need Snowden. :)
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by lignuist 13y ago
Isn't it funny that Obama uses a Canadian phone?
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by lignuist 13y ago
While these of course are different thing, do you think that they are not related?
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by lignuist 13y ago
I was not aware of that and have no problem with admitting that I'm wrong if I was, but the only source that I can find for that is from 1999. So are they really still supporting GPG?
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by lignuist 13y ago
The only source I found for that is from 1999, which is a long time ago and especially pre-9/11. Second reference in: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnupg
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by lignuist 13y ago
Actually I would prefer to be snooped on by a foreign country, because they have less influence on me.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Well, I read: Germany wants a German internet to be able to better spy on its citizens. Germanys government really did absolutely nothing to protect the privacy of German people in the past and deserves the same amount of trust as the US go
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by lignuist 13y ago
> A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate And I thought this is a new way of collaborative ("Team") template creation. :)
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by lignuist 13y ago
I was thinking the same. Someone needs to collect and monetize the garbage. Sweden is already short of garbage for energy production, so there has to be a value in the garbage.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Please point me to a backdoor-free option.
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by lignuist 13y ago
While I agree with your argument in general, you obviously haven't been to Mongolia lately. The average Mongolian is dumping his plastic waste into the nature, trying to get a car and TV set as large as possible and is extremely enviou
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by lignuist 13y ago
Just returned from Mongolia a few days ago... In most rural areas in Mongolia 3MB downstream is not existent too. Actually I would say it is only available in the capital Ulaan Baatar. 3G and Wimax is available with a little luck in the pop
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by lignuist 13y ago
Ok Snowden, now release the secure algorithms. :) If they can break the known algorithms, they probably have better stuff for their own communication.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Getting a job at Facebook, actually does not feel like winning to me.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Try to get a license key in 50 years. ;)
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by lignuist 13y ago
ReactOS will probably be one of the rare convenient ways to run legacy software for Windows in the future.
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by lignuist 13y ago
I wonder how many people have the US on their personal no-fly lists because of such stories?
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by lignuist 13y ago
Reminds me of Gabriel. He bought a Firetruck. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5432962

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