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by popey456963 10y ago
Really? Guess I must have joined after the Hacker News crowd joined, my names have all been surprisingly normal (for the internet...) "Bruno", "Mvlo", "m", "Galactus", "jflorey", "Tobi
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by popey456963 10y ago
Agree with this completely ^ Didn't see it in the tutorial either. Here I was thinking there was no advantage to WASD and just spam clicking everywhere :P
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by popey456963 10y ago
"* Ignore AI cities until you're well established." Couldn't disagree more. Wait till your second resupply and then take a city. You get double creation everyone else gets in exchange for about 55-60 units. Although,
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by popey456963 10y ago
I realise Hillary might not be a pillar of excellence in her personal electrical security, but at least she isn't trying to disband Net Neutrality like Trump currently seems to be. He's changing policies that will affect things f
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by popey456963 10y ago
I'm currently enjoying the Thomson WHP3311BK wireless headphones. Their quality is superb and I feel comfortable wearing them for 15 hours at a time (they even don't run out of power!). For a headset, I actually use the Blue Yet
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Google is down in all of the Czech Republic(praguemorning.cz)
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by popey456963 10y ago
Think of all the hundreds of thousands of developers who have put hours and hours into creating livings out of selling items on the app store. You'd be taking away a large amount of peoples living.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Really? I'm comparing with others I've tested here and it seems by far to be the best available at the moment. Downloads always seem to work, you can restart them and it actually continues straight on instead of some others that
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by popey456963 10y ago
The thing that got to me about how amazing his website was is how many of his sites I've actually seen, used and been impressed with that were all built by him. I also honestly can't say I've faced the usage issues other peop
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by popey456963 10y ago
I feel obligated to link: https://xkcd.com/1597/ Learning is not the same as memorising a few commands.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Whenever there's an error which is non-fatal. Do console.error("Your error") and it'll write to stderr or alternatively process.stderr.write("Your Error\n"). Albeit rare in normal JS because it seems most thin
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by popey456963 10y ago
62,000 blocks may not sound like a lot, but that would be 11.5 hours of walking continuously without any obstructions or stopping. I'm pretty sure not many people are going to run out of space.
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by popey456963 10y ago
From tptacek: "It was written by multiple authors. Ryan Sleevi is at Google." I would assume the method it was written in is of little consequence to many, just that Google Docs offer far better convenience when working in teams.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Considering I believe one of the writers of this was from Google, I guess we can assume they'll likely follow? With both Chrome and Firefox no longer allowing certificates from them we can expect customers to no longer buy from them wh
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by popey456963 10y ago
Definitely this! Would be so incredibly useful. I actually explored into this a lot, the best way I found of doing it was via this API[0] or from building your own neural network. [0] https://developer.similarweb.com/websi
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by popey456963 10y ago
TheWikiGame[0] is my favourite go to Wikipedia based game. Mostly because a non-automated version can be played even on the most restricted networks that just allow Wikipedia. I have endless fun working out how to get from Norse Mythology
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by popey456963 10y ago
I actually use backspace a lot. I don't know of another hotkey on the keyboard that I can use to go back a page. If I space backspace it seems to alert me to do Alt + Backspace, but that doesn't function either.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Why do you oppose decisions by committee?
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by popey456963 10y ago
Appears to type the word in one by one: http://puu.sh/qhzvS/c615e55f61.png
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by popey456963 10y ago
You can start a spot instance or something like pence and then remove it minutes later.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Nah, I really love it actually! It's a really good error page. I hope anyone who thinks about it for more than five seconds will realise it's a joke.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Is the header sticky for anyone else? It seems to take up ~30% of my screen (Windows 7, Chrome Stable) [0]. [0] http://puu.sh/pNYUH/d42d8395fc.jpg
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by popey456963 10y ago
I believe (from rumours of friends) that most servers actually ban bitcoin mining on their system anyway.
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by popey456963 10y ago
I'm looking at this with a foreign eye, so I apologise for any ignorance on my behalf, I just find it amazing that so many Americans feel that gun control wouldn't help with decreasing shootings (Kasey_Junk linked this poll [0]).
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by popey456963 10y ago
So infuriating, see [0] [0] http://blog.arronhunt.com/post/66973746030/stop-scrolljackin...
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by popey456963 10y ago
This is how I understand the situation: - 2,436,828 Ethereum has been routed to the address starting "0x304a554a310c7e546" [0] - This is worth roughly $46,000,000. - This has happened because there is some weakness in the Ethereum
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by popey456963 10y ago
I'm assuming it's being hugged to death by hacker news. If you wait long enough it loads for me.
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by popey456963 10y ago
Increase in the availability of internet on the go and also of storage size also helped things.
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by popey456963 10y ago
I managed to setup a schedule with a simple batch script + Windows Task Scheduler (OS: Windows). Imagine you could do the same on other OS'
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by popey456963 10y ago
Generally as you increase security you will lose usability and vice versa. It's about weighing the advantages against the disadvantages.

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