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Testing RESTful Web Services with IntelliJ
(jetbrains.com)
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I agree. The GUI changes in Windows (pre-8) are pretty negligible. Your Start button used to be rectangular; now it's a circle. Big whoop. The most frustrating thing for me about Windows over the years is that the path to perform ro
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How to grow fresh air
(ted.com)
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It's really sad. I'm sure there are also people on Kickstarter who aren't scammers, just ordinary folks who don't appreciate the full extent of their commitment. You run into a few obstacles, or your mom gets sick, and
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I humbly disagree. I was waiting for the site to "finish loading", and when I realized that it had, I was delighted.
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Welcome to ad-supported content!
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> We steal our stories from everywhere. Marketers, it turns out, are just really good at giving us stories we want to steal. What's interesting about this is that marketers are now stealing stories from consumers and selling them ri
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PaperBack
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Sleep No More
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The Entertainment
(kentuckyroutezero.com)
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How to solve linear congruences
(johndcook.com)
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Good point, especially because at 33 bits, storing everyone's ID would only take about 29 gigabytes. 7,126,462,675 people * 33 bits per person / 8 bits per byte = 29,396,658,534 bytes World population source: http://www
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13y ago
It's nice to be noticed. :)
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"Hypertext reference," I said to myself as I clicked the link. What do I win?
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ZeniMax Careers
(jobs.zenimax.com)
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Great job. I also really like Capo for OS X: http://supermegaultragroovy.com/products/Capo/index.html Edit: can anyone recommend a good, free chord dictionary for Android?
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Let's also not forget youtube-dl: http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
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I want to try an experiment that goes like this: 1. Block all network traffic, inbound and outbound. 2. When I decide that I need a specific network resource, enable it in a whitelist (i.e. enable traffic to/from news.ycombinator.com
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Man, I would hate to see that Google Doodle.
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VLC for Android Nightly Builds
(nightlies.videolan.org)
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13y ago
Remember all that fun we were having yesterday?
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Here's a better view of the Winter Wonderlab in NYC: http://winterwonderlab.withgoogle.com/finder Strangely, it was near the bottom of the second page of (Google) results for "Google Winter Wonderlab".
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Do you start emacs.exe or runemacs.exe?
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13y ago
This one is a little esoteric, but Billy is a cool, incredibly minimalist audio player: http://sheepfriends.com/index-page=billy.html Unfortunately, it looks like the site's downloads are unavailable right now (sufferi
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Yes, Peter Pawlowski. According to Wikipedia, he is "a former freelance contractor for Nullsoft." EDIT: He's also been working on an audio player called Boom: http://perkele.cc/software/boom
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First Sonique, now this? At least we've still got foobar2000.
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Does anyone know if noise-cancelling headphones are bad for your hearing? By creating a wave that's out of phase with ambient noise, isn't that just as "loud" as the noise around you?
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How do you pay for healthcare when/if you're in the U.S.?
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Word of mouth.
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0 0 * * * brew update
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