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My First Encounter with a Computer Virus
(slashgeek.net)
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Ask HN: What are your big plans for 2013?
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It looks like the book is not finished?
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TiddlyWiki5
(five.tiddlywiki.com)
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My personal fav: http://minimotivation.com/
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another recommendation would be to setup your own vpn server and change servers often instead of going for a vpn provider. http://www.slashgeek.net/2012/06/15/how-to-be-completely-ano...
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Almost every major browsers had some kind of contributions that we take today for granted. Also: http://www.slashgeek.net/2012/06/08/5-features-opera-browser...
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India has a lot of things to be proud of. There is no doubt about that. But I am not a fan of "largest democracy" as something of an accomplishment. I always interpret it as "a democratic country with a serious population problem".
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Have you ever visited India or lived there for a long period of time? I am not just parroting talking points from major newspaper. I have visited and lived both in China and India in several cities for reasonable amount of time. While China
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For me India is the biggest disappointment of them all. They promoted the hell out of Indian athletes in Olympics before the games. They also consider China to be their biggest competition in every level (economy/military/living standard).
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I have lived in NY for 12 years. In my opinion NYPD is one of the worst I have seen in any developed country I have visited. They act and work like one big mafia thugs. If you are blacklisted by the NYPD, esp if you publicly badmouth them,
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I don't know about you guys but most of the time twitter doesn't work for me at all. I would say 50-60% of the time. I mean the page loads (v-e-r-y slowly) but the tweets don't. I almost of always have to click on "reload tweets" button to
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How to be completely Anonymous online
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First revision of nginx/spdy
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Reset Linux Root password in under 5 minutes
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Reset Windows password with Linux in under 5 minutes
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5 features Opera Browser did first
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military decisions are not based on rational thinking.
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Why (to me) sortofolio is a bad investment for a buyer: 1) They made a big deal about the sell. "We are selling it within x days and if no one buys we will be shutting it down" because apparently its not worth their time; but at the same ti
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eh? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX#Contracts
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Running Ubuntu 11.04 with nginx 0.8.4 how do I upgrade to stable (1.2.0) without screwing my whole setup (multiple sites + varnish + php-fpm + memcache)?
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I sold a silly blog for $15,000 just before they changed their name to flippa.
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Hacker Titles for Business Cards
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imgur. They are not stagnant, improving all the time. Not as big as flickr, but big enough and reliable. I used both imgur pro and flickr but now I only use flickr because I am too lazy to switch.
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Same question with much much much better answers/discussions: http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/eru42/so_if_the_...
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> ust because something is good doesn't mean the tax payers should pay for it. There are other options. if you remove 'good' with 'useful', and it seems to me that this is exactly what tax payers should pay for. There are tons of useles
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Much better UI, IMO.
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yes.
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Reading a "good" book definitely has lasting personality changes for me. I can safely say that at-least 15 of the 22 books I have read so far this year, had lasting effect on my personality.
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From http://www.reactos.org/en/about.html ReactOS 0.3.13 is still in under heavy development (alpha stage) and is not ready for everyday use.
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