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by pavs 16y ago
possibility of disarmament Pakistani nuclear is the funniest thing I have read in some time. In case you don't know USA is _heavily_ investing on Pakistan and training them how to secure their nuclear facilities. How about the so-called ter
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by pavs 16y ago
Wait... if I send them from NY there is no way for them to verify it right?
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by pavs 16y ago
Thanks! I just sent you an email looks like I can't do it from NY. If anyone has any ideas what I can do, here is the email I sent him: ----------------- Hey Christian, Thanks for the email and willing to do this for me. I just checked to s
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by pavs 16y ago
Weird request. I really wanted to do this for the longest time, but waited hoping that the price will one day go down. This is exactly in my budget range, but I don't get paid (and have to deposit to my online usage only bank account) till
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by pavs 16y ago
horrible writing.
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by pavs 16y ago
I have used Notational Velocity, I like it, but I absolutely love Taskpaper. I have used almost every single task-manager you could possible think of, but taskpaper for mac is the only one I found to be no-nonsense and intuitive. Mac only.
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by pavs 16y ago
Its fine. But that wasn't my point. You specifically target Diaspora related stories to plug appleseed. To me that seems like bad form. IMO YMMV
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by pavs 16y ago
Yes, its right in the frontpage at this moment. Whats the point of this freaking submission? Does every story need a "TechCrunch version" to be submitted separately? It happens _all_ the time.
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by pavs 16y ago
I am not a big fan of Diaspora, but every-time there is a story on diaspora I have seen you plug Appleseed and sometimes badmouth Diaspora. First few times it was ok, not it just feels like spamming. Just because its open source, doesn't me
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by pavs 16y ago
It seems to me not a lot is going on from users point of views (features), did I miss something?
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by pavs 16y ago
Not much of a feedback if you are asked why you love dropbox. I don't know why someone would _not_ love dropbox...
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by pavs 16y ago
>The companies bought up by the goliaths to use against each other seem to rarely have a successful life post-acquisition. Can you give some examples?
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by pavs 16y ago
Question. I haven't used a Printer for a while so I don't know much about printers, but wasn't it possible to print from wi-fi for quite some time now? Or is it really a "next-generation print architecture" as Apple like to call it.
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by pavs 16y ago
Yes sure. Arstechnica, Engadget. Hell, even gizmodo does a better job. Have you never heard of tech journalist with tech backgrounds? Or finance journalist with economics background? I don't think a single TC bloggers have any tech backgrou
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by pavs 16y ago
The problem is you are relying on TechCrunch for tech punditry. Techcrunch is one of those tech blogs that has very little knowledge about technology.
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by pavs 16y ago
Most of "Show HN" posts are also plain ads and promotion. I think most HN users are ok with self-promotion as long as its from the "in-crowd" or YC funded. Just pointing out the obvious, I have no feelings towards it one way or another.
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by pavs 16y ago
Chrome adblockers don't block ads, they "hide ads", unlike FF Adblock. So the ads are still loaded, but you don't get the visual clutter (I guess that the point of most adblockers), on Firefox, ABP will stop ads from loading in the first pl
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by pavs 16y ago
I don't have an ipod nano and I don't wear any watch since I have cell phone, but I can definitely see the appeal to it. It looks beautiful. People pay for looks, even if they are not practical.
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by pavs 16y ago
Well, internet has numbed my ability to be shocked any more.
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by pavs 16y ago
There's more than one way to skin a cat. By design Evolution is not perfect, which suggests there are better ways to create AI. To me it seems that trying to replicate how our human brain works is a wrong approach. On the other hand, there
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by pavs 16y ago
Yes there are some genuine problems with the idea, but nothing in the realm of impossibility IMO. It will need a reasonable amount of investment and time. The thing about education system is that everyone knows its a problem and everyone kn
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Good Fucking Security Advice.(fuckimsecure.info)
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by pavs 16y ago
Matt. I would love to see Google do some full scale investment in Accredited Online Higher Education. I know Google made Donations to Khan Academy. But in my view Khan Academy solves (at least in its current format) only somewhat partial pr
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by pavs 16y ago
How do you know your current reality isn't implanted?
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by pavs 16y ago
> By the way, it's not weird for a man to switch to company he's dealt with personally and whose products he presumably respects. I think its troubling that you don't see anything wrong with this.
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by pavs 16y ago
Its not going to look radically different from these screenshots: http://dev.chromium.org/user-experience You can also download and install recent ISO of Chrome (not official, but its for people who doesn't want to build it themselves) h
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by pavs 16y ago
Its very easy to "dilute" a meaning by calling everyone a hacker. Yes strictly speaking you are right, there are Economists hacker, Financial hacker, Life Hacker, Music hacker and so on and so forth. In the world of the internets the most c
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by pavs 16y ago
Well, sir. This is 2010. :)
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by pavs 16y ago
I don't watch TV at all. Netflix is my first connection to tv shows in about 3 years. I only started watching it about 2 months ago when someone recommended it to me. Few days ago I went to my friends house and was waiting to go out. The TV
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by pavs 16y ago
Reasonable higher price without ads. Paying for ads is a dubious notion when there are better options online right now. Sure they might not have larger collection or more recent shows, but its still better than paying for ads IMO. They coul

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