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naner
16y ago
How is Kindle not an "app store"? How is a web browser not an "app store"? Websites and ebooks aren't apps?
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naner
16y ago
Firefox has crazy memory leaks. Proof? This was the case with Firefox 2 but now it just seems like this is part of their reputation and is not necessarily grounded in fact.
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naner
16y ago
The shred man page warns you that the tool is not fully effective on journaled filesystems. I doubt wipe is, either.
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naner
16y ago
This is very targeted programming. It is not like they picked up enough skills to be hired as a developer at Facebook or Google. As a programmer who went to a good school, I spent (and still spend) a lot of time studying things these guys d
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naner
16y ago
Companies have massive incentive to use every tax loophole they can find. Honestly, what did they expect to happen? Another option is for the government to fix all the loopholes and then watch these companies move out of the US.
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naner
16y ago
I actually use a small sketch book. Hard cover, acid free paper with no lines, and heavy enough paper that ink doesn't show through. Also about 1/3 the price of a Moleskin.
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naner
16y ago
It's also the only part of the web where the de-facto standard (h264) is owned by a commercial entity Flash is still used for video more than H.264 both for historical reasons and because it has some (albeit rudimentary) content protectio
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Starting afresh with el-get (Emacs)
(blog.tapoueh.org)
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naner
16y ago
This is confusing. "Free Software" and "Free Software Movement" alludes to the original GPL and Stallman who manipulated copyright law to enforce his philosophy on software (software freedom and all that jazz). This appears to be about web
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naner
16y ago
The intent of the GPL is not to spur innovation.
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naner
16y ago
Heroku seems like a better analog to AppEngine for Rubyists than Amazon's services.
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naner
16y ago
What is this some kind of satire site?
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naner
16y ago
What happens with the money pledged on Kickstart if the inventor fails to produce? Is any of it held in escrow until the product is delivered or what?
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naner
16y ago
the research that I have read indicates that females are aroused by a much broader range of visual images (even images of monkeys) Physically aroused, not psychologically. There is no way to say this delicately but the women in the study
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naner
16y ago
This requires a bit more work but is also more flexible: https://github.com/dimitri/el-get It helps you manage emacs packages and elisp that are not packaged.
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naner
16y ago
Right, oil and grease are hydrophobic. This is the purpose of soap. It acts as an emulsifier, bridging the water and oil molecules together and allowing you to wash off grease and oil (often trapping dirt) off of your skin. Antibacterial so
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naner
16y ago
Not something I'd experiment with. Your teeth don't get dry, greasy, or smelly from cleaning too much and you only have one chance to properly take care of your teeth.
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naner
16y ago
He added this in the comments: Adjustment time is not immediate, when you stop using soap/shampoo shit goes crazy for a few weeks, too me over a month to balance out. After that it was amazing. If you stop expect things to be really weird
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naner
16y ago
Digital data is easy to fake, though. Wouldn't it be more prudent to have the analysis done by a third party?
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naner
16y ago
Ben Horowitz's "ben's blog" always leads off with a thematic rap lyric; it works pretty well in some cases, but fails in others. Ok. This is something I touched on in another comment: if you're known for breaking a certain type of social
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16y ago
I wouldn't say it is not allowed, just that it is distracting and takes away from the article. I didn't find it relevant or poignant enough to overcome the initial shock. I skimmed the article afterward but the only thing I took away from i
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naner
16y ago
Chrome is advertised frequently if you do a search on Google using IE.
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naner
16y ago
So I worded this poorly but I was disapproving of his Kanye quote, not the lead-in from the blog owner.
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naner
16y ago
It comes across inappropriate and immature. Regardless of the content, a VC in his mid forties shouldn't be quoting rap lyrics at the head of business articles. I can't imagine having a conversation with this guy about business where he cas
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naner
16y ago
I'm supposed to take this guy seriously with a lead-in like that? I can't wait for his article on common misconceptions of social propriety among the technically proficient.
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16y ago
This is something I've thought about frequently. I would like to find a non-profit who would take donations and apply them towards finding and paying very good experts on any number of subjects, help them design and record their lectures, c
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16y ago
http://viewtext.org/article?url=http://www.nytimes.com/2010/...
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naner
16y ago
So the software is shit, like most special purpose business software. The tech's response isn't what justified the software limitations, it is the other way around. Nobody really wants to design or build this stuff so this is what they end
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16y ago
Here's a couple more: http://alexpogosyan.com/color-theme-creator/ http://inspiration.sweyla.com/code/
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16y ago
Apparently all they have to do is go after Chinese supernodes.
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