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18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=363
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/23819997@N03/3297250362/
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Someone was asking for pics of pizza vending machine a couple of weeks ago. Here's two.
(therawfeed.com)
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18y ago
If the amount of money were adeguate, I'd probably try and help other startup founders.
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Yup, pretty much the info I managed to find on my own. The thing is interesting (being in the EU and all), and I e-mailed him to get some more detail (waiting for a reply) -- I posted it to share and because I wanted to see if anyone in the
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Ask HN: Do you know this business angel?
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Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate
(csun.edu)
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May I suggest you to change "IP" in the title to "Intellectual Property"? It is a nice initiative, but the title is a bit cryptic and may get ignored
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'Cold fusion' rebirth? New evidence for existence of controversial energy source
(eurekalert.org)
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I'm obviously unfamiliar with US job dynamics, but a YC applicant team, if funded, would not arrive in the US "looking for a job"... they would have it (YC helps with paperwors for incorporating after all, doesn't it?) I'm a EU resident as
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I wonder why most of the real "hacking material" links I came across here on HN tend to be ignored -- earlier today (or late night if you are in the US) there was a post about a severe vulnerability discovered in Intel CPU and got no more t
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Wuala ("the social online storage") merges with LaCie
(wuala.com)
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Bug has been reported by Intel's own employees and by researches since 2006, it seems. Paper here: http://invisiblethingslab.com/resources/misc09/smm_cache_fun... Code here: http://invisiblethingslab.com/resources/misc09/o68-2.tgz
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18y ago
This useful article comes from Garry Tan, cofounder @ Posterous.
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Winer on: If you could go back in time, would you have used JSON instead of XML for RSS?
(friendfeed.com)
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See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV#Origin
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Excerpt: "Like Loopt, Google’s Latitude doesn’t (currently) keep a historic log of its users’ locations; both companies overwrite the old data each time you report a new location. We think that’s the right move privacy-wise, and hope that b
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Google Takes a Stand for Location Privacy, Along with Loopt
(eff.org)
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At about 15:40 she talks about the issue that was discussed a few (couple?) weeks ago regarding the test about the number of search results, subsequent increased page load time that made people unhappy. Fascinating talk and video. Thank you
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Yup I actually love it. It's clean, simple and fast. But somehow I just tend to use the browser's builtin search thingie. I've never been a "homepage" kind of person, I guess :-)
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My homepage is set to http://keyboardr.com/ , but I rarely hit the button to go there; my browser starts with a blank page
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Interview with Paul Buchheit
(crazyengineers.com)
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Liquid film motors explained
(arxivblog.com)
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AWS link: http://aws.amazon.com/publicdatasets/
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Amazon Exposes 1 Terabyte of Public Data (meet AWS Public Data Sets)
(readwriteweb.com)
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I'm just a webdeveloper hosting some of the people/companies website I work for. Since from time to time I have to get my hands dirty with their projects again, I prefer to do so in an environment I know because I set it up personally. If I
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Never used it myself
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Heh, nice article, and accurate when it comes to temperatures. However you can obtain great results even without all of this effort :-) ... all you need is an oven that can reach 350C and a few bricks. When they reach that temp you turn the
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Sweet, thank you I'll give it a try :-)
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> There are a lot of reasons to hand your DNS to a third party but cost of servers/internet isn't one of them. Alright: it's USD480/year (plus administrating those two servers) vs. USD58/year but no, "cost of servers/internet isn't a re
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