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13y ago
US zip code 20050 only has one house. (The White House)
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13y ago
I believe you're referring to Mimeo.com. Mimeo's printer driver also let's you preview the finished product and choose options like binding, tabs, opaque covers, etc. it's really neat. http://mimeo.com
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13y ago
Notice the author lists dozens of other infringing companies in the "Similar Services" section. This is known as the "throw 'em under the bus" technique and is often an infringer's first line of defense. Note: I'm not taking sides. Just poi
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13y ago
Many successful people love what they do. So they work "insane" hours. For better or worse, these people choose "work" (in quotes because it doesn't feel like work) over watching TV, taking vacations, and spending time with friends. When ou
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IBM Using Roomba Robots To Measure Data Center Heat
(techweekeurope.co.uk)
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13y ago
He wanted to pay off his school loans so he could "feel like a free person." Now his entire life revolves around being a slave to his debt (living in a van in remote Alaksa, etc). To each their own. But to me, this doesn't seem more free.
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13y ago
No catch. There's a small monopoly going on right now in the digital music distribution industry. That's why prices are artificially high. I aim to change that.
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13y ago
Right now I'm playing it by ear (no pun intended). The goal isn't to make the stores a dumping grounds for low quality music. The goal is to make it easier for musicians to be prolific. Thanks for the note - this is definitely an area where
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13y ago
It's just easier to tell people "check out my music - yeah I'm in iTunes/Spotify/Amazon etc" when you're in all the stores. Plus there's just a special satisfaction for a musician to be in the major stores -- at least that's how I feel as a
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Show HN: Today I launched DistroKid to help musicians upload to Spotify, iTunes
(distrokid.com)
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HTML5 Drum Machine
(html5drummachine.com)
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13y ago
Words change. That's how language works. Society agrees it's pronounced "gif", it's pronounced "gif". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descriptive_linguistics
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13y ago
Disagree. If you've truly lost faith in the founders and business -- which you have -- you should leave now & cut your losses. It's not going to work out, regardless of salary. As for how to make money after you leave -- get a job or fi
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13y ago
> Sergey says I’m probably a better CEO because I choose my words more carefully. This is almost the exact same thing members of the band Def Leppard said about their drummer when he lost his arm in a tour bus accident. They said the li
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13y ago
I clicked the Tweet button and it wanted to oAuth me. Why not just open a pre-filled Tweet box? No offense, I'm not giving you oAuth access so you can send 1 tweet.
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13y ago
In my experience freelancing, if you say "yes" to all new clients instead of "no" -- even if you're too busy and feel guilty for taking work you think you can't do -- you find a way. When it happened to me, I went from solo freelancer to hi
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13y ago
One day when the technology is able to overlay an image on top of your vision (as opposed to a little screen next to your right eye that you have to look at), it will be amazing. Opening a car hood and seeing yellow arrows with instructions
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13y ago
By default, browsers open desktop mail clients when a mailto link is clicked. That means, by default, mailto links are broken for anyone who uses web-based email (most people?)
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13y ago
The flip side is, when you're naturally good at something, it becomes fun to do. So you do it a lot. I tried for 2 years to get good at guitar. Never got good. But didn't practice very often either. Then one I sat down at a drum set and was
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IRS cracking down on free food provided to Silicon Valley employees
(blogs.wsj.com)
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14y ago
In some states, including California, you can practice law without having any type of law degree -- as long as you pass the Bar Exam. I've always been tempted to study & take it.
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14y ago
Digiscents raised $10M in 2001 for the "iSmell Personal Scent Synthesizer," was not April Fools joke. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISmell
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14y ago
The irony in your comment is that YouTube exists because of advertising.
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14y ago
Whenever I ban a user from one of my sites for an infraction, he invariably points to several other infracting users and says "well why do they get to post porn (or ads for weapons or whatever) and I don't?" The reason is because I didn't
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14y ago
The moms told me that about 20% goes to the Girl Scouts and the troop keeps 80%.
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14y ago
I don't think this is fraud. Looks to me like a mom & daughter made something together and put it on the internet. I live in an affluent part of San Francisco (Noe Valley) and last week saw lots of rich moms selling girl scout cookies w
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14y ago
JavaScript example is wrong: <a href="#" onclick="helloWorld(); return false;">Hello World Example</a>
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14y ago
Considered buying it. But "fork my dongle" isn't, technically, a thing. So I'd feel kinda like a poser wearing it -- like "look, I'm a l33t haxor!" who got it wrong. Or like ones of those Chinese tattoos that doesn't actually mean anything
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14y ago
I previously assumed the cause was some marketing intern pasting email addresses into the wrong form. Better training (and a slap on the wrist) would prevent it from happening again. But it's somewhat scarier knowing this was due to a bug t
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14y ago
I just learned this product isn't yet available for men. And am bummed. So I guess you can't speak for everyone.
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