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by parfe 14y ago
Why would you announce new prices prior to the new price page launching? I immediately went to see the new pricing options only to be met with the same old prices. They squandered my click-through this blog post earned.
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Javaism, Exceptions, and Logging: Part 2(tomerfiliba.com)
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by parfe 14y ago
Thanks for the reply. I still have no idea what your product does.
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by parfe 14y ago
He thought you were making a wiki and you countered with "No no no! We're making another threaded forum!" How does rocketr differ from the news.yc interface we're all using to comment? We're collaborating right now, are we not?
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by parfe 14y ago
The minute you delete your account. Until then you're just complaining about a product you refuse to stop using.
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by parfe 14y ago
No, they hid my previously viewable external email address and replaced it with their own. Facebook literally tried to hijack communications intended for me.
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by parfe 14y ago
Look closer. Your previously public non-facebook address is now set as hidden. People attempting to email you will be forced through Facebook. "Hide from Timeline" option will be chosen.
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by parfe 14y ago
Did you receive any emails choosing composite numbers? To me, 51 sounds prime.
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by parfe 14y ago
How absurd. Going to profile people speaking a foreign language or looking non-white? I don't need a birth certificate or passport to buy an ipad and neither should any other American citizen.
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by parfe 14y ago
Right Click Any Folder, Dropbox -> Get a Link
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by parfe 14y ago
I right clicked a random folder and used "Get a Link" and I was able to browse to it without being logged into Firefox. What more do you want?
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by parfe 14y ago
You could organize all the files you want to share into a single folder. Maybe name it something like Share/ or Public/
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by parfe 14y ago
Earth-based radio telescopes would receive nothing from outside our solar system if that was true. Unless you mean to imply the heliosphere might be blocking low powered radio signals from other spacecraft?
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by parfe 14y ago
Did someone challenge you to see how many trademarks you can cram into a single name?
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by parfe 14y ago
I read the plan differently. You could tether your laptop through your smartphone's hotspot feature without paying for the laptop. You only need to add the device if it is directly connecting to the cell network, like through a laptop's 3G
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by parfe 14y ago
HN managed to generate 22 comments discussing a 6 line lighthearted hypothetical musing on LWN. > pedantic people for extended discussions of absurdities. And here we are!
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by parfe 14y ago
> like Pi is always 3.14159265, to us or to hypothetical aliens. Unless you're counting in base Pi, then Pi is 10. Pi is only 3.14... in base 10. Just like the c is ~2.99 * 10^ 6 m/s because we define a meter that way.
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by parfe 14y ago
Then don't get doe-eyed when served with legal papers after signing a lease which explicitly prohibits the behavior.
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by parfe 14y ago
Attached to the order was a complete printout of my Airbnb listing and all my reviews, included as evidence I had violated clauses in my lease. (Some leases, I have since learned, have evolved specific language prohibiting tenants from lis
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by parfe 14y ago
I think a lot of people dissatisfied with D3 are forgetting they were 12 years younger when Diablo 2 was released. That's a long time for your tastes to change. Everyone who played Diablo 2 as a child is now an adult.
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by parfe 14y ago
I was confused how Agile made it back to HN, but after a quick glance the reason is clear. Enterprise Java has discovered Agile.
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by parfe 14y ago
Can't wait to do a steam install halflife2episode3
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by parfe 14y ago
Mueller's likely cooking up another article of baked shit right now. He will write about how Oracle actually won this case (even with all the verdicts and judgements going against them), so it was actually bad for Google. I guarantee he po
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by parfe 14y ago
Your Zagat rated pretentiousness is delicious. Why shouldn't fast food be rated?
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by parfe 14y ago
This is just a dumb cry for attention now. Any "noncoder" who has ever repeated the same menial task on a computer for a week straight could benefit from programming. It's not a career. It's a tool and a useful one. People in general nee
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by parfe 14y ago
Henry Winkler would be embarrassed to jump a shark as blatantly as this author. Facebook IPO'd. Everyone has an account. It's time to stop writing stories about it. Normal people have normal and inexpensive weddings ever day. The Chan-Zu
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by parfe 14y ago
Just saw this tweet from a journalist: Dan Levine ‏@FedcourtJunkie: We all just interviewed juror, who said jury was split 9-3 for google on copyright fair use. Um, wow. https://twitter.com/FedcourtJunkie/status/205370887078285313
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by parfe 14y ago
Kudos to the jury. They put a lot of effort into understanding the issue at hand. Based on courtroom reporting, the jury paid attention and they asked clarifying questions while deliberating to make sure they understood. Software patents
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by parfe 14y ago
http://www.patch.com/ might be what you're asking about. I can't comment on how well they perform.
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by parfe 14y ago
Perhaps Jeff should have chosen a better title. Perhaps Jeff should have chosen a better example than of a man late in his career path holding a highly specialized job an ultra-majority of people will never hold. I'm sure Bloomberg would h

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