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by pushingbits 15y ago
(article seems to be down right now, so I have no idea what it's saying.) >>requires two forms of self discipline Anyway, I've tried the pure willpower self discipline approach for a long time with mixed results. Not like I never go
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by pushingbits 15y ago
I've lived or spent extensive periods of time in most big European countries (Germany, UK, France, Spain), and there isn't much hate between them anymore. Maybe in the 70+ age bracket you will find some. Then you maybe have some mild distas
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Should I Be Worried About Dropbox’s Changing Terms of Service?(lifehacker.com)
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The End of a 1,400-Year-Old Business(businessweek.com)
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by pushingbits 15y ago
>> depending on their mail client Could you elaborate on that? Does the "Send mail as" feature in gmail not work sometimes?
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Facebook blocks Google Chrome extension for exporting friends(zdnet.com)
192 points by pushingbits 15y ago|103 comments
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German Politicians Consider Banning Facebook Parties(spiegel.de)
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New Yahoo Clues Launches(ysearchblog.com)
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by pushingbits 15y ago
I've seen CDATA elements that contained complete XML documents including other CDATA elements. Good thing they had a hand rolled non-standard XML parser that allowed nested CDATA tags. I noticed it when I wanted to read the doc in with tiny
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Quake's 15th Anniversary(bethblog.com)
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Ask HN: Hide karma everywhere?
4 points by pushingbits 15y ago|1 comments
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by pushingbits 15y ago
Started a spreadsheet with user IDs for all regions, in case anyone is interested (add your region if it's not there yet): https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlLWR_q...
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Introducing appointment slots in Google Calendar(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
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by pushingbits 15y ago
What sounds fishy is that the Scrum Trainer has to keep paying money to keep his certification. Certifications are a joke when it comes to programming anyway, much less when it comes to programming methodologies. What if someone came up to
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by pushingbits 15y ago
What I wonder about is to what extent this is going on with other companies without anyone hearing about it. The thing is, Sony seems to have made itself the target of people who are hacking "for a cause (or whatever you might call it)" whi
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Charles Ponzi(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by pushingbits 15y ago|0 comments
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MIT faculty reports on Fukushima [pdf](mitnse.files.wordpress.com)
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Google, Bing & Yahoo Unite To Standardize Structured Search Data(searchengineland.com)
53 points by pushingbits 15y ago|21 comments
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by pushingbits 15y ago
There's also http://www.skyscanner.net , which does not seem to get much love around here, even though it was doing flight search well before hipmunk even got started. It's especially good if you want to do an open-ended search, as in you
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Goodbye, Food Pyramid: USDA to Announce a New 'Food Icon'(theatlantic.com)
1 points by pushingbits 15y ago|0 comments
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by pushingbits 15y ago
Yeah... I'm really not into the whole boycotting thing and I never really understood (for example) the people who would flat out not buy Microsoft products because of their at times very questionable business practices (especially when the
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Watching the battle between Facebook and Facebook spammers(blogs.msdn.com)
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My strange, brief career as a video-game obscenity watchdog.(slate.com)
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by pushingbits 15y ago
While I still firmly believe that it is possible to build and run a safe nuclear plant (as far as technology is concerned), I'm not sure anymore whether government is capable of coming up with the right safety regulations and policing them
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A new crop of water-tech firms is emerging(economist.com)
1 points by pushingbits 15y ago|0 comments
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Newspaper designers describe techniques for Bin Laden’s death front page(poynter.org)
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Sony: Anonymous provided cover for PSN attack(arstechnica.com)
6 points by pushingbits 15y ago|1 comments
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Russia's First Floating Nuclear Power Station(reuters.com)
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by pushingbits 15y ago
Just picked that one because I thought it was particularly interesting, but the other ones are pretty good, too, like the second start-up death march: http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2009/06/how_i_go... Or you can read the com
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Charles Stross and the invention of robots.txt(antipope.org)
47 points by pushingbits 15y ago|3 comments

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