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Average Commute Time by Zip Code(project.wnyc.org)
2 points by pzxc 12y ago|0 comments
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A Bucket of Cockroaches(thepeoplestherapist.com)
3 points by pzxc 12y ago|0 comments
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Year 12: Hell, the Startup Job Experience(livingafi.com)
1 points by pzxc 12y ago|0 comments
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by pzxc 12y ago
Never heard of "elite deviance" before, can't figure out how it's relevant here from the first page of google results, and don't intend to purchase a book to find out, but... ... it seems self-evident to me that you
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by pzxc 12y ago
With all due respect, I don't think that is "clear" at all. If you don't think about yourself first, you won't be able to help anyone else.
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by pzxc 12y ago
I'm in the US, and I did a lot of research on banks and checking accounts about a year ago when I was trying to find the best setup (for me). I hardly ever go into a bank branch, so I was willing to sacrifice having that possibility if
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Free game every week from the Humble Store, from now to Sept 22(humblebundle.com)
1 points by pzxc 12y ago|0 comments
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The Worst Amazon Horror Story I Have Ever Heard(startupnation.com)
56 points by pzxc 12y ago|16 comments
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by pzxc 12y ago
I didn't know that Netflix is now also paying AT&T, Verizon, and TWCable too!
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by pzxc 12y ago
Thank you very much. Perhaps I was wrong. This requirement seems to present an ongoing responsibility/burden for the trademark holder, so it makes no sense for anyone to do it. http://itlaw.wikia.com/wiki/Naked_l
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by pzxc 12y ago
Or, you know, they could say, "Hey that trademark belongs to us, but we like what you're doing, so here's a free license to use it." The requirement to protect your trademark doesn't in any way impede your ability t
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by pzxc 12y ago
The White House vows to let programmers dress like programmers
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by pzxc 12y ago
> often times the person getting the degree is not the person paying the tab – not for today anyway The same thing -- only an indirect connection between buyer and seller -- could be seen as a primary cause of the rise in healthcare cost
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by pzxc 12y ago
I think he's referring to the "Pick-Up Artist" community and their tendency to eschew empathy and solidarity in favor of manipulation and competition. "Don't hate the playa, hate the game" http://ww
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by pzxc 12y ago
Asking where to hide a dead body was mentioned in articles about Siri since the beginning: http://blog.laptopmag.com/10-most-controversial-siri-respons... > Apple endowed Siri with a mischievous temper and a few Easter
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by pzxc 12y ago
There is a recent Show HN (not mine) that might be the solution you're looking for: http://www.statlogger.com/
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by pzxc 12y ago
Everything you said is absolutely true. Firefox rocks my world for all those reasons and more. Hell, I would use it just for the Tree-Style Tabs addon, which isn't available for Chrome. But I use Chrome at least as often as Firefox for
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by pzxc 12y ago
If President Obama really believes that, where is Snowden's pardon?
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by pzxc 12y ago
I think he was using that word not as a technical term, but as a way of saying "even faster/sharper than exponential". I.e., hyper- (the prefix meaning above) + exponential. Certainly O(N^2) is not at the top of the food cha
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by pzxc 12y ago
That's only for 3 domains, not 100. 3 domains at $30/year is $10/year/domain which is no different than buying individual certs. The multidomain cert supports up to 100 domains, but the cost is $29.88/year for the
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Show HN: Passphrase generator(stray.io)
1 points by pzxc 12y ago|2 comments
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by pzxc 12y ago
Worf isn't half-human, he was just raised by humans. He was never about "choosing between two worlds" like Spock was, rather his background was more of the "stranger in a strange land" variety -- growing up in an a
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by pzxc 12y ago
Hacked this up in a day or so to let me explore APIs more easily (and to test my own APIs). Whatcha think?
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Show HN: JSON/REST API browsing tool(stray.io)
2 points by pzxc 12y ago|3 comments
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by pzxc 12y ago
I like it. Short and to the point. Hang in there; not all employers suck like that. And you can always be your own boss if you're persistent enough ;-) But do what you have to do to protect yourself and what you've worked hard fo
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by pzxc 12y ago
Wow... to be honest, it sounds like they think you might be a fool. Here's how my instincts tell me to respond: "Only a fool would accept increased responsibilities and the addition of being on call without more compensation. If
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by pzxc 12y ago
I currently use mailboxforwarding.com and am pretty happy with it.
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by pzxc 12y ago
If they really took our privacy seriously, they'd have a retention period of zero instead of 24 hours.
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by pzxc 12y ago
Nothing is legally binding without a meeting of the minds: offer, acceptance, and consideration. Tesla is offering not to sue you, yes. What are you giving Tesla in return? Who signed a contract memorializing this agreement? What money
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by pzxc 12y ago
Or maybe the truth is just as they explained it? That people don't like ads, that this fact is the most-cited reason people don't use OpenDNS, that they have an even better revenue model now (security analysis), and that by dropp

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