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Tesla competitor, Quant F drives 497 miles – 1090PS(mediacenter.nanoflowcell.com)
3 points by porsager 12y ago|0 comments
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Type Nine iOS Keyboard – 30 second video(typenineapp.com)
2 points by porsager 12y ago|0 comments
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QuickMailer 2.0 – Send mail from the Mac menu bar, now with SMTP support(quickmailer.im)
4 points by porsager 12y ago|0 comments
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Goxcoin - A proposal by Humint and the Mastercoin Foundation(humint.is)
1 points by porsager 13y ago|0 comments
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A node library for Busylight (usb LED + ringer)(github.com)
2 points by porsager 13y ago|0 comments
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by porsager 13y ago
There's nothing wrong with a general argument being applied correctly. Taking your lemonade example, i see nothing wrong in removing subsidies because that is removing the disease. (the disease being subsidies that skewed competition).
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by porsager 13y ago
No - that proposal just tweaks the protected environment. You, and the proposal only mentions an idea for how to cure the symptom, not the disease. That cure, for the symptom, is a bad thing for at least two reasons. First, the actors in th
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by porsager 13y ago
No there doesn't "need" to be. It might be useful to have a list describing owners of different wavelengths and in what areas, but until there is a dispute, there is no problem. If a dispute arises, it can be taken to court,
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by porsager 13y ago
That is exactly the Point. Spectrum is scarce, and just like land areas are treated(mostly) with property rights, so should radio waves. That it historically has been mistreated doesn't make the solution in the subject any better.
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by porsager 13y ago
This is definitely not a good thing. It is a step in the wrong direction that the European Union gains more power to regulate the market in this fashion. The reason operators are able to charge for roaming as they do, has a lot to do with t
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by porsager 13y ago
Ouch, just noticed that HN strips the question mark from the end of the url as well.
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by porsager 13y ago
Thank you! About the HN link, they don't allow showing their site in iframes, so that's why. i've considered making screenshots to show for those that has the X-Frame-Options (deny/same-origin) header. Showing the real
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by porsager 13y ago
It doesn't, but the fu.gg url should tip of the recipient that he should be careful. Then proper precautions can be taken. Either wait to click until no one is around, or add a ? mark to use the peek version. The sender/poster cou
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Fu.gg - safe for work urls(fu.gg)
4 points by porsager 13y ago|5 comments