onteria

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by onteria 16y ago
> Mockups: Photoshop (or Pixelmator for really tight budgets) Only thing with Pixelmator is it's Mac only (unless I missed fine print somewhere). You might not have Macs laying around if you're on a really tight budget. Gimp might be go
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by onteria 16y ago
This is of course a subjective opinion, but something doesn't quite feel right about HP making a tablet PC. They seem to put out quite a lot of things without much of an overall guiding principle. HP PCs, laptops, printers, servers, now tab
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IFPI: Growth in digital music sales is slowing(hosted2.ap.org)
1 points by onteria 16y ago|0 comments
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Cooties - Web Based HTML 5 Animation Software(bluedojo.com)
5 points by onteria 16y ago|1 comments
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by onteria 16y ago
Point 2 is somewhat of a difficult area on my opinion. When looking at programming books, I usually have the following process in mind: * How in depth are the official docs? If you're going to read a book on a language, you need a way to va
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by onteria 16y ago
Well, more specifically 26% of survey respondents said that. I think the original article is actually a better read: http://www.investorplace.com/28029/impact-verizon-apple-ipho...
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by onteria 16y ago
I highly recommend checking out The General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP)'s other projects as well: http://www.grasp.upenn.edu/research
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by onteria 16y ago
The potential bias causes me to doubt the article statistics. Take for example: "More broadly, a recent survey of executives, managers and recruiters by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) found that 64% of them plan to hire ne
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by onteria 16y ago
This brings up some really weird reader that screws up the layout in Chrome. Here's a standard one page link instead: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/15/business/energy-environmen...
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by onteria 16y ago
Wow, a lot more sources than I was expecting. Thank you very much for providing this!
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by onteria 16y ago
Wow, splitting this up 8 pages was really unnecessary. If you view this I think it's best to click the print view, as the article really isn't that long.
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by onteria 16y ago
Another story on the matter: http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2011/jan/13/convicted-p... If he shows good conduct, they might release him as soon as November 23rd as confirmed by his entry in the The Federal Bureau of Prisons website:
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by onteria 16y ago
Here is the original story from Carnegie Mellon University on the topic: http://www.cmu.edu/news/archive/2011/January/jan13_fruitflyn...
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by onteria 16y ago
For those interested, this PDF from the Institute of Plant Genetics and Biotechnology Slovak Academy of Sciences mentioned in the article provides a short exert on the process they used: http://pribina.savba.sk/ugbr/tl_files/download/COST%
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by onteria 16y ago
I tried to look around for a better source than the Daily Mail, especially on something scientific in nature. Unfortunately I wasn't able to find anything I could vouch for as authoritative. However I did notice the images in this page refe
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by onteria 16y ago
Just an fyi that this appears to be a paid course (about $500) judging from the Pricing link bellow the course add button. Nonetheless it looks to be a very interesting format.
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by onteria 16y ago
I wonder if they used a scythe or the elegant Japanese katana.
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by onteria 16y ago
The only problem is that if you look at the fastest response time, it's because it's simply text indicating that they're working on the project. No navigation or anything. The difference in content based on the expectations of what the serv
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by onteria 16y ago
Two questions after looking over your service: * How do you plan to make money off of this? From your FAQ you appear self funded, and it doesn't look like there are any sort of fees attached. * Since you're just starting out, there's a good
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by onteria 16y ago
From someone who uses mixi, I can comment on a few reasons as to why they'd prefer it against Facebook: * The Japanese are big fans of anonymous A lot of big sites in Japan are that way because of their anonymous nature. 2ch is HUGE in Japa
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by onteria 16y ago
For those really wanting to learn JavaScript, I also recommend reading the Ecma 262 standard it is based upon: http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecm... It will help you understand how the core of the language works.
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by onteria 16y ago
Why is all the content flushed to the right? It's making it hard to read the content and actually get a sense for what Mug is all about.
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Ask HN: How do I pick between trial and arbitration in my freelance agreement?
1 points by onteria 16y ago|0 comments
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by onteria 16y ago
Oh, a bit of a side note on hosting for startups. I know many people want to save costs by centralizing hosting, but as a word of advice keep your database, mail, and web servers separated. By not doing so you've created a single point of f
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by onteria 16y ago
I don't personally host my own email, but I can see it from the perspective of data control. If you use Google Apps for example, your email exists on their servers. I personally don't mind that, but others may not be so welcoming. Also if y
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Ask HN: Japan based non-profit startup process
1 points by onteria 16y ago|1 comments
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by onteria 16y ago
Also if you do get a report, it would be a good idea to keep an eye on the bugtraq and full disclosure mailing lists: http://seclists.org/ where many vulnerabilities are released to the public. This is in case the reporter goes public wit
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by onteria 16y ago
While I do recognize that the social nature of drinking for a lot of people will pull popularity around this, something worries me about the health implications of the service. Seeing what crazy things happen with the legal system, it would
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by onteria 16y ago
If you're preventing SQL injection, you do need to run the variable through a filter (mysql_real_escape_string, parameter binding, etc.) in order to prevent a successful attack. The other issue is that if I encode entities when inserting ht
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by onteria 16y ago
The one thing I haven't seen much discussion on with regards to cloud based operating systems is the handling of local peripheral devices. Printers, scanners, video cameras, etc. These devices are used by a wide range of users, from someone

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