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Suse Studio: Linux customization for the masses
(news.cnet.com)
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I think the dangerous term here is, pack .
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Anyone else make it to the part when she said, "This point in time will self-destruct, now ." CTRL+W
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Linus Torvalds uses GNOME
(computerworld.com)
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Ever since losing my job (3 months ago), moving back in with my parents, and returning to college to complete my degree, my sleep habits have been dramatically altered and would now describe myself as either a B-person or night owl. I get m
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Very true, although I don't own a 360 I have plenty of friends that do, and one feature I thought was interesting was how easy it was for my friend (who is as ignorant about computers and networking as anyone else in the masses) to manage h
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I think I read somewhere that these days the 360 is more profitable than their OS or any of their software. I liked Live, but never really thought it was worth it since a majority of the games that included a multiplayer feature either hit
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Wow. This really beats the hell out of w3schools tryit editor.
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2nd Johnny Lee's Wii hack: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/johnny_lee_demos_wii_remo...
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Their JavaScript is y2k compatible...seriously, view the source for yourself. function y2k(number) { return (number < 1000) ? number + 1900 : number; }
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Active Learning
(blog.giladnaor.com)
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The Mother of All Demos: Doug Englebart showing off an NLS at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8734787622017763097 of which Alan was so fondly referencing in his lecture.
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18y ago
While I sort of miss Final Fantasy Adventure on Gameboy. I miss mindless 2-Dimensional quests. Ah what I would do to be a kid again...
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Consider the following before you start worrying whether or not some VC will or will not start pouring money into your application. Are your users pouring time into your application? Is your application even in production? What is holding y
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New algorithm for learning languages
(scienceblog.com)
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Chaotic Flow, Focus, and Interrupts
(sifter.org)
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Are you're kidding me? If I must really share. . .most sys admins encourage their users to come up with passwords that read like 'pornographic catch phrases' written in 1337 speak as means of ensuring system security while the end-user is l
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18y ago
Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords? p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4ng
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You either haven't got around to reading his VALIS trilogy or even heard of his last work, Exegesis. While you probably dismiss him as paranoid-schizophrenic or a hack of a sci-fi writer, it is this dismissal for why you can not logical con
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18y ago
While how-to lists hardly see the light of day (the front page) on HN, I had hate to see one like this go unrecognized.
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Ask HN: What should I do if I suffer from 'pre-optimization syndrome'?
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You physicists should really read up on your PKD novels. He was onto this years ago.
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lol; random. someone have a screenshot?
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I don't. I don't believe that this older group of people known as a faculty whom make up a department really give two shits whether or not their words and methods are really teaching me something or not. This is a harsh generalization,
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18y ago
Wow. This is why I love HN; it's little gems like that make me come out of my lurk-shell and say thank you . This is amazingly simple, which makes me wonder why I'm writing so much PHP/SQL and not writing code as eloquent as this.
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Anyone else have a Commodore64? This was my first computer, since my parents got a newer PC leaving me with the Commodore. All I can remember was playing Skater Or Die.
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To extend the gist, speed-reading is more or less about reading sentences like words and paragraphs like sentences. The trick is figuring how you can read beyond your rate of comprehension, and actually forcing your eyes line-by-line faster
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18y ago
http://tinyurl.com/9mxrly : was my first text on speed-reading. It's a very quick read and overall a great speed-reading primer. If you're interested in speed-reading you might also when check-out some SRSs (spaced repetition system) avail
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18y ago
Anyone keeping a through index of these fail blogs? Could make for a fun anti-pattern.
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18y ago
Human Beautification Algorithm: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=328377
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