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by lostsock 12y ago
When websites look like this[1] without an adblocker I am amazing that everyone doesn't have them installed. [1] https://i.imgur.com/T6tji3g.png
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by lostsock 12y ago
I have recently just bought two of these (one for home and one for work) and they have helped my RSI immensely. Would highly recommend. Agree with the sibling comment about the annoying small and hard to reach Esc key though (the function k
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by lostsock 12y ago
This looks amazing though I'm not really sure it is the speed that has been the thing holding back 3D printers, although that is certainly an aspect of it. I still think the biggest thing stopping adoption is most people not having any
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by lostsock 12y ago
I expect that they would be paying each of their 500 employees less than $150,000 yearly salary so had inflated that price to include the other expenses involved in hiring someone. Perhaps it is a little on the low side but if you also fact
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by lostsock 12y ago
500 employees * lets say $150,000 per employee * 6 years is only $450,000,000. That leaves ~$150m from previous rounds to spend on infrastructure etc before they need to raise more in the latest round.
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by lostsock 12y ago
> Since launching in 2009, Pinterest has raised $764M dollars; once this round closes (whether or not they raise the full $578M), they’ll have surpassed the billion dollar mark. For the sake of this comment let's assume that Pintere
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by lostsock 12y ago
Is there support for multiple currencies? Could I use this from Australia to invoice clients in multiple currencies (e.g. USD, AUD, CAD GBP)?
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by lostsock 12y ago
Already over funded at 305% after just 15 minutes. Pledges increasing at about $1,000 / second. Great work to the Flow guys on building the hype before the launch. It appears the last minute change from Kickstarter to Indigogo didn&#x2
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by lostsock 12y ago
I'm using LibreOffice Writer and I also see it as four columns
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by lostsock 12y ago
https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter
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by lostsock 12y ago
It's on page 30 of the PDF that the HN submission links to.
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by lostsock 12y ago
Where are you getting the transaction costs of between 10 and 20 dollars? For bitcoin? If so I think you need to take another look at your numbers.[1] [1] http://i.imgur.com/DgQk0og.png
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by lostsock 12y ago
I'm going to assume you are being genuine, in which case will be your friend: http://www.mediamonkey.com/
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by lostsock 12y ago
Exactly! The right way to go about helping out their clients without potentially spamming OKC users would be to message their client on their own site that they have found someone for them on OkCupid. They could then ask their client to sig
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by lostsock 12y ago
The only thing I can think of right now would be a way to theme it. Just being able to change the colour of the solid bar would be nice.
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by lostsock 12y ago
I don't have a use for this right now but it looks like a nice and simple solution. Not that I necessarily think I would need to but is it possible for the webmaster to get logs of the chats?
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by lostsock 12y ago
This looks great! Laravel is such a joy to work with, having a nice way to get it deployed is a big win. $10 / month for unlimited servers seems like a great deal. It would also be nice to have an option for $1 / month / serv
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by lostsock 12y ago
Can confirm, have just beaten it a few times.
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by lostsock 12y ago
You (and Dylan) are spot on, thanks for taking the time to correct me.
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by lostsock 12y ago
Actually yes you can. If you have > 51% hashing power for a long period of time then you could theoretically choose an arbitrary block some time in the past (the further back you go the more difficult and time consuming it will be) and b
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The rise and fall of Mark Karpeles' Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange (theage.com.au)
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by lostsock 13y ago
This looks great, nice work. Do people using this sort of thing (or the YouTube style top of the page loading bar) actually get back real % completed values from the server or do they just use it to show that _something_ is happening?
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by lostsock 13y ago
I have been looking for a way to show my support for Brendan since I first read of his standing down this morning and I think your proposal is the best way to show that support; therefore I too will donate $100 to Mozilla if they reinstate
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by lostsock 13y ago
Will the people who tried to boycott Mozilla over Brendan Eich's appointment also refuse to use any of his creations? If OkCupid said that they were planning to stop using Javascript because of his views I would have respected them a l
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by lostsock 13y ago
It really is a great feeling when an app solves a problem you hadn't even recognised you had and makes your experience even better. nice work Chris!
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by lostsock 13y ago
The phrase is not meant to be literally. For example if someone hits you, you fall and become paraplegic obviously you aren't made stronger. The idea as applied to your example is that if the kid is pushed around day after day then may
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by lostsock 13y ago
Who said it had to be lethal? You would certainly be able to build a human unfriendly environment if you didn't have to differentiate between crew and pirates. It could be loud noises, bright lights, electrifying things, pepper spray m
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by lostsock 13y ago
It's the same job. The way that transactions are processed is that they are included in the block that is mined. At the moment there is an extra 25 BTC reward for mining a block in addition to the transaction fees of those transactions
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by lostsock 13y ago
The uproar is over someone being able to send email to you using your name (or your G+ profile in this case) without you explicitly giving them your email address... I don't get it either
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by lostsock 13y ago
You can spend the same coins twice, but you do not end up with 2x as many if you don't spend them at all. So you can end up with 1x worth of goods and 1x in your wallet like you never spent them but you can't end up with 2x in you

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