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by maushu 16y ago
This is easy to fix, just stop aging... oh, wait.
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by maushu 16y ago
"Well there is this strange thing called open source software where I believe people work for free." Most of the time those people don't work for free, they just decide to release the code they've made with the goal of getting paid. Basic
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by maushu 16y ago
When you look into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you.
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by maushu 16y ago
'Gaming the system' or 'fraud', doesn't matter what you call it. This is what causes the vicious cycle, you avoid paying the taxes, the taxes increase to compensate, repeat.
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by maushu 16y ago
Some would say "pure skill", but luck is indeed factored into everything.
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by maushu 16y ago
Not exactly the same thing. I'm not aware of the details regarding AddOns in WoW but I don't think you can monetize from them.
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by maushu 16y ago
Funny, I thought the same thing but with JavaScript instead.
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by maushu 16y ago
Hmm, I bought mine in Portugal (Europe), it was a few years ago though. Last I've heard the price was around $7 too.
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by maushu 16y ago
Currently coding http://www.graphnode.com/ a cloud based hosting/prototyping web service powered with JavaScript.
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by maushu 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_1100 This is my phone and I had it for years. Yeah, it doesn't receive email or allows me to browse the internet but it already crashed into the ground and got wet more times that I can count and it stil
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by maushu 16y ago
Get a mp3 player.
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by maushu 16y ago
Which is kind of funny since paper is more expensive than e-paper.
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by maushu 16y ago
Time. It destroys the time it took the developer to make the game.
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by maushu 16y ago
Someone should make a PC version of this. Oh wait, Nintendo wouldn't like that, would it?
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by maushu 16y ago
When sites try to increase pageviews artificially it pisses me off. They could've easily implemented a ajax solution to update only the headers section of the site.
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by maushu 16y ago
I believe Baidu is on the right here. There was no easy way they could've prevented social engineering on tech support that isn't theirs.
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by maushu 16y ago
You forget that the same day is not the same for everybody, Dave might just had a bad day that resulted in that response. We are just humans. Totally unrelated input might result in a change on the output.
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by maushu 16y ago
The problem here is that to bind the websocket to the port 80 they would need to code their whole sites in node.js (with no reverse proxying from nginx and the likes) or at least make a reverse proxy in node.js and use it as front-end.
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by maushu 16y ago
Check your firewall, the websocket doesn't use the port 80.
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by maushu 16y ago
It seems it also kills blog posts.
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by maushu 16y ago
Funny, this reminds me of all those old 2d mass-spring engines. I believe there was a cool one like asteroid where you could shear off one of your engines making your ship spin around. It was open source too. Can't remember the name. EDIT:
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by maushu 16y ago
No. Most data is already compressed so compressing it again won't improve anything. One way that it could work would be having the server (really) near the client and pre-cache most links from the visited page.
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by maushu 16y ago
You could try the Projects / Applications section @ http://wiki.github.com/ry/node/
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by maushu 16y ago
"We asked some of our users who've been coming here for a while. @wondroushippo summarized it well - 'A site tracking what you, your friends, and everyone else is favoriting on Twitter.'" @ http://favstar.fm/faq According to this, they ha
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by maushu 16y ago
> Javascript is something else you'll eventually want to learn, but Rails is once again, a reasonable starting point. How about JavaScript for both the client and the server?
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by maushu 16y ago
Too much text on the landing page and the domain name (specially the 123) activated my anti-spam sense, which would have made me close the tab automatically if I hadn't remembered that it came from HN.
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by maushu 16y ago
He probably didn't or used ads. He can always use the user base later on for other projects.
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by maushu 16y ago
http://kuwest.com/users/neoblue You were saying...? People will always be interested in winning. Doesn't matter if the software is for self-fulfillment.
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by maushu 16y ago
> The economy would go haywire if you could grab a knife or something and kill the inexhaustible supply of local wildlife for gold pieces. Huh, you do know that is what happens in real life, right? It's called hunting, and you can sell
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by maushu 16y ago
Try changing the "Buy at Amazon" to "See it at Amazon", also show who is winning. These are basically A/B tests.

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