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13y ago
As a father of toddlers, (3 and 5), I despise the attitude of many bicyclists on sidewalks and public paths. You think you can't seriously hurt somebody on a bike? It depends on the someone you hit. Slow down when you see a pedestria
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13y ago
I would not do this at the server level, but instead, at the user level. I use postfix as my mail server, and tell it to use procmail for incoming emails. Install procmail, and set up a .procmailrc file in your user account. Procmail is po
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Ecuador president: Snowden out of our hands
(aljazeera.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Add it to the "about" field, not the "email" field. The "email" field is for administration use only. It is not publicly visible.
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The Terminal: Snowden stuck in Moscow airport
(rt.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I wonder if your Google+ Profile picture was your JitBit Name + Logo, you would have done better. I think it is your face that is the problem. Not because it's ugly, but because it's obviously a face, which is out of context when searchin
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13y ago
I'm not a designer, but I know what I like. I like my web pages to center on my wide monitor. When I see pages that don't do that, I assume an amateur did the page. However, obviously Blekko is not designed by amateurs. I wonder why they
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13y ago
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_olejnik/sets/72157633736...
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13y ago
I use a competitor of yours called WebDrive. Can you discuss how you may be better then they are? I am actually a bit unhappy with them, as I occasionally have strange behavior where a file refuses to upload, or the cache sometimes quits u
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14y ago
1309/89 == 15 to 1 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1571216 1377/72 == 19 to 1 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=591309 506/31 16 to 1 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2175603 466/35 == 13 to 1 https://news.ycombinator.c
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14y ago
I'm sure this is _not_ your actual problem, but I was lamenting how hard to spell, your domain name was as I typed it into my browser. "But, I thought, what can he do, it is his name". Then I clicked, and saw that your name is actually Ed
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14y ago
Things that annoy me on most forums are the clutter added by signatures, join date (which I always confuse with posting date), and the ubiquitous avatar. I really enjoy that HN lacks these distractions, so the presence of the avatars at the
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14y ago
Really? Strange timing then, don't you think?
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14y ago
Of course, this would be incredibly easy to defeat in the public forum (see other's comments below), but I really like it. This system of having no price visibility, coupled with prices being arbitrarily lower or higher for different payer
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14y ago
This article is completely at odds with Time's article [1] from a few days ago, that showed that out of pocket payers must pay the hospital's chargemaster prices, which are set at ridiculously high levels to act as an anchor in negotiations
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14y ago
Maybe you did make a mistake. Your family had a diversified income stream before. You probably didn't send your dad money, but at least you weren't draining him, and if the worst happened, your income could have been a great help to the f
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14y ago
He had a pregnant wife, that he chose not to protect, in favor of staying with his parents. That's a tough position, and I am slightly critical of his decision, but recognize it as a tough call. Optimally, he would have put her on a ship a
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14y ago
Hardware is expensive. Plastic injection tooling, PCB fabrication, PCB assembly, component purchases, FCC and EU and UL testing and certifications. Something like Kickstarter makes it possible for an engineer, such as myself, who does not
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14y ago
That some random individual with a blog can harvest the addresses of every single registered gun owner with a freedom of information request is thought provoking to me. In the past, I had vague fears about what such lists could be used for,
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14y ago
I live in WA. Email's in profile. Ping me for coffee if you're in Vancouver. One thing that has occurred to me after I formed an LLC, is that being a sole proprietor with a DBA, while considered somehow, amateurish, has one advantage. Yo
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14y ago
The patient was not on antibiotics, he was on prebiotics. So, this is something you could do yourself without a doctors cooperation.
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14y ago
Well, no worries then. A few thousand people who don't get to hospitals or who end up in dangerous situations is not LOOOOOONG term thinking and can safely be ignored.
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14y ago
I am similarly troubled. We back up so much of our tools and data, but without a working browser, we're sunk. Especially non-technical people. That a huge percentage of the internet clients in the world can be simultaneously removed from a
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14y ago
I use Postfix and Procmail. In my .procmailrc file in my user directories, I set up forwarding rules. I've set up several servers this way. It's always a bit of head scratching, but it's fun when you get it working and it's not that bad t
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14y ago
Click: http://trepsnation.com
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SimTry | Learn or Test Linux Knowledge in the cloud
(simtry.com)
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14y ago
During the Viking program in the 70's, Levin's Labeled Release experiments seemed to show life in the martian soil. Two other experiments, also on Viking, failed to collaborate this finding, although there were issues with both of them whi
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Picture spotted on Google street view leads to suspect being arrested
(dailymail.co.uk)
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14y ago
I just watched it, after googling for it. As a dad, I'm sick and want to go home and hug my kids. I can't understand how these people lost their humanity, but I've certainly lost mine towards them.
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14y ago
Nobody wants to live in a world where people find a dying person laying on the floor and let him die because they're afraid of legal issues. The law protects you from such nonsense. Even if it didn't, in my opinion, no person worth a damn
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