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13y ago
You can play music while doing other things. With video games, it is the thing that you are doing. If getting out of a chair to swap a disc is a big issue for someone, that's really not a healthy sign.
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13y ago
> You could install all your games onto your hard drive and not have to get up all the time to swap discs Holy crap, that's lazy. Who wrote this, Eric Cartman? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRjjVtvxRMs
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13y ago
They're working with current electricity prices, but prices are already slated to go higher in the next few years in some parts of the US. PJM International electricity auction prices for parts of the Midwest and Northeast US are shown
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13y ago
AT&T spun off Bell Labs in the 90's as part of Lucent. Lucent was acquired by Alcatel. Alcatel shut down Bell labs in 2008.
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13y ago
I doubt it will have much of an impact, but I'd be reluctant to make a prediction about international growth based on an HN survey and a CS Monitor article that references American polling data.
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13y ago
This was the one scene from the movie Infinity [1] that I really didn't like. Instead of a restaurant in Brazil, the script had Feynman challenging a shopkeeper. Unfortunately, the way is was done made him come off as arrogant and obno
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Spreadsheets in the Cloud - Not Ready Yet (PDF)
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This whole article is about a single slide? That seems a bit heavy-handed. OK, so the slide in question says: Mobile Users Reach to phone ~150x a Day... Could be Hands-Free with Wearables The article misses the key point of that he
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13y ago
In the case of lobster, I wonder if the issue was taste or freshness. If they "washed up on the beach in two-foot-high piles", it's easy to imagine that people were eating not-so-fresh seafood and getting sick, giving it a ba
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13y ago
Leon Panetta leaked classified info to the makers of Zero Dark Thirty , and there were no repercussions (hell, he even got promoted to Secretary of Defense). I really doubt there would have been repercussions if Udall had leaked this infor
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Humanities Fall From Favor
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View each chapter in the browser and save as web page - complete. Then use Calibre ( http://calibre-ebook.com/ ) to convert the html to your ebook format of choice. It's kind of a pain, but I've done this for my Kindle with a bunch of web m
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13y ago
There's another hidden cost directly related to this article. It's call opportunity cost. If you're interested in starting a company you are drawn to these kinds of articles, and ultimately they just waste your time. It's startup porn, and
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13y ago
Oh, I know. I guess we're supposed to be thankful for being able to submit a single file, though. I also noticed that the help page states " (the file type must be .txt and it must be encoded in UTF-8 or 7-bit ASCII) ". How many non-technic
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13y ago
There's a huge number of replicated Chinese spam sites (xyz123.com, xyz456.com, mob123.com) that link to my site. I don't know why or when they started linking to my site, but I know that i didn't have anything to do with it. Your position
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13y ago
Google gives instruction on how to do it in bulk [0]. You can: - Download your links from webmaster tools. - Edit the file so it contains just the undesirable links. - Use the disavow tool [1] to upload the file. (If your livelihood depends
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13y ago
Hmmm. Where else can we find an echo chamber ... > "As George Packer wrote in The New Yorker last week" Maybe enclosing the New York media? Seriously, though, we are all products of our environments, and we leverage the opportunities
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13y ago
Given the graph on that page, I wouldn't interpret it way way. At best, it's highly misleading. I support immigration reform for top talent. I just have a low tolerance for BS.
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> No one is claiming there is a shortage of programmers. Since no one else is challenging you on that assertion, look at the graph on page 3 in the paper published by Microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/download/presskits/ci
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I didn't see it as creativity either. Professors who have probably had to draw a lot of neurons over the years have naturally developed a symbolic representation of the object, which is common in many fields.
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On one hand you're trying to invoke the emotional imagery of a wave of immigrants coming through Ellis Island, but with the stipulation that they are college educated. Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses - as long as they hav
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> but time and time again one of the quickest ways I have been able to boost SEO traffic to a site I'm curious what type of sites these were. I could imagine it working for a blog or a professional service, where the face behind the b
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13y ago
I know that HN has ring detection for up votes, but how about down votes? As of this writing, this post is only 1 hr old and has 98 points (which is higher than many of the posts currently above it) and 105 comments. yet it's dropping fast.
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If you hadn't mentioned this, I wouldn't even know that Authorship could be associated with just a directory. I bet a lot of people, including the OP, fall into that category. If the OP just associated it with his onsite blog (/news/), then
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13y ago
It makes the search result look like it's to a personal site or a blog - not a business. It would be good of Google if they allowed you to associated authorship with your site but opt out of the head shot in search results.
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> “The problem is that the board is still absolutely focused on fixing electronics” I hope they do. I see a board focused on fixing a problem less concerning than a board in denial. I have a feeling that, as their electronics preemine
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13y ago
Completely off topic, but the boundary logo is one of the coolest I've ever seen. Just wanted to give a public kudos to the designer.
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The Average Time on Page trend line should give you the information you need without resorting to this. If you have a call to action or a link to your main site on the blog, I wouldn't go changing the bounce rate metric. If you have a produ
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Like chiph I look at this as more of a civil liberties issue. There's always been a strong civil liberties contingent on HN, so while most political stories aren't fit for HN, I can see why this one has caught some peoples' attention here.
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Big picture wise, I don't think Microsoft's advertising group is very good. In this case Hanlon's Razor probably applies. I don't know what target market would find the Surface Pro dancing commercials compelling. (My guess is: none.) The ne
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