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by phsr 16y ago
When you get a gift card from Coinstar, you are not charged the 10%. So when I'm feeling lazy with a bunch of change, I just dump it in the Coinstar machine for a Amazon gift card
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The Dirty Truth About Web Passwords(codinghorror.com)
103 points by phsr 16y ago|81 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
Ok, I take back my point about the NY Times
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by phsr 16y ago
I listen to talk radio from time to time, and it still gets me how uninformed some people can be at times. I heard one host talking about how Wikileaks hacked the US government, and sperading fear in the way of saying that the US could be
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Virtual Machine:Putting Together the Big Picture(blog.viridianspark.com)
1 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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Lessons from building a prototype, Part II: Treat it Like Production(blog.viridianspark.com)
5 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
>Very common things like commiting and checking the status and log are much faster and cleaner than in the command line... git st, git add ., git ci seem pretty quick to me. I set aliases for status to st and commit to ci, but tab comp
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ICANN set to open top-level domain floodgates(arstechnica.com)
3 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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Why SEO/SEM consultants are redundant if you hire good web developers(blog.viridianspark.com)
2 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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How I (try to) add value as an investor(gabrielweinberg.com)
53 points by phsr 16y ago|6 comments
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Declassified NSA/CSS Documents(nsa.gov)
3 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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Rollover image on your website? That will be $80,000 (please)(arstechnica.com)
2 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
It should be optional, because there will be questions the span a few releases, and the number of tags on a question is limited to 5.
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by phsr 16y ago
Canonical partnered with Stack Overflow on AskUbuntu.com: http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2010/10/ubuntu-stack-exchange-...
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Ubuntu.StackExchange.com is now AskUbuntu.com(askubuntu.com)
75 points by phsr 16y ago|33 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
you could always set up a super stripped down user with a random password. Not to say that I'm about to do that
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by phsr 16y ago
It does, but I think Instapaper randomly grabs articles from your backlog. My idea is to have some sort of priority attached to articles
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by phsr 16y ago
Create then iterate ;) Thats further down the road.
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by phsr 16y ago
I know about kindlefeeder, but my thought was combining a prioritized Instapaper with a prioritized Kindlefeeder, to give you a daily digest of articles you'd like to read. Backlog and lower priority feeds would fill the digests when you d
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by phsr 16y ago
I have a huge back-log of articles in Instapaper, but there are definitely articles that come up that I want to read right away, so I think the priority system would help for me. Another thought was to add RSS feeds as well, with priority
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by phsr 16y ago
I've actually been kicking around the idea of making a web app similar to Instapaper, but specifically tailored for the Kindle. I was thinking of adding priority articles (articles you want on your kindle next), with other articles as fill
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EA takes hard-line stance against Medal of Honor controversy(arstechnica.com)
1 points by phsr 16y ago|0 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
2010 Startup Bootcamp thread http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1617168
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Startup Bootcamp 2010 Announced (9/11/10 @ MIT)(startupbootcamp.mit.edu)
13 points by phsr 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Book trading service
1 points by phsr 16y ago|3 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
You might want to update this page: http://redis.hobsonfiles.com/about/
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by phsr 16y ago
You should go to a local bike shop and make sure your bike is fitted properly. It definitely should not hurt your knees at a higher cadence
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by phsr 16y ago
This could be an issue of pedaling too hard. I started cycling, and when I first started, I was pedaling at a low cadence (pedal rotations/minute, I was probably at < 60, I didnt have a bike computer then) and would get knee pain on sh
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DuckDuckGo now operates a Tor exit enclave (gabrielweinberg.com)
174 points by phsr 16y ago|90 comments
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by phsr 16y ago
It's not available for chunkhost.com. I'd love to try it out on chunkhost

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