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Show HN: ZapBear
(itunes.apple.com)
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11y ago
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13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER: US, Remote. I have a fresh Linode VPS & a Themeforest Wordpress theme [0]. You have linux skills, can install Wordpress including DB configuration and can install a theme. I hired someone on Microlancer but they insi
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13y ago
I just clicked "no thanks"
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13y ago
I got an "eye pillow" - it's just a little bag with beans in it. I place it over my eyes when I sleep. The pressure and complete light blocking helps me reach REM sleep MUCH better and I feel much more refreshed. Also, check
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Ask HN: Disable GPS chip on Macbook Pro Retina
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13y ago
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13y ago
iPhone commericals have gotten creepy - everyone staring off into their silent screen..
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quantumpotato_
13y ago
You have to email them instead of querying an API?
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13y ago
Relevant? "When our life ceases to be inward and private, conversation degenerates into mere gossip. We rarely meet a man who can tell us any news which he has not read in a newspaper, or been told by his neighbor; and, for the most pa
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13y ago
Well it sounds like "the terrorists" have won the war in your mind. Fearing the state you turn your back on your neighbor.
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13y ago
Expound? Are you saying human intelligence grew from our deception?
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13y ago
I like that. I think there's a market for key combinations, passwords or even facial recognition to say "I've been compromised, scramble everything"
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13y ago
I thought he was at a coffee shop when he was arrested?
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13y ago
IIRC, Julian Assange worked on torture resistant passwords: users memorize a maze that they would have trouble doing under duress.
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13y ago
I went through the tutorial. Seems very cool. Disappointed that "password" worked though - I thought it would show me how to read the value my input was compared to instead of just matching the string (and lucky guessing).
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Ask HN: I just gota new macbook. How can I check for NSA sabotage?
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Ask HN: Where is Vidalia for OSX?
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13y ago
Thank you for your response. Node seems promising (it's not techncially multi-threaded though?) I wrote a little command-line RPS game playable over a local network in node: https://github.com/quantumpotato/node-
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13y ago
First person in the people file. Is there a bunch of gibberish?
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13y ago
I'm learning Scala (coursera, twitter) to write game servers that can handle lots of request simultaneously. What's another good language for this? So far, Scala seems rather powerful.
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13y ago
Did you grow up with spies?
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13y ago
That's quite funny. Deus Ex, perhaps? Congratulations of turning a glitch into something positive.
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13y ago
Alicia Fuentes F 48 Walton Street, line 433 There's no Walton Street under streets. Same for a few others I checked. What gives?
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13y ago
What was the bug?
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13y ago
http://boardspace.net/english/about_tablut.html
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13y ago
I'm sure there is, even Chess has White winning by ~.5%. Tablut is a variant which: 'The interface lets you rearrange the fleets from the standard position before the play starts. You can also change four optional rules. First
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13y ago
Time zones are kind of arbitrary.. there are infinite ones, for each horizontal movement around the earth.
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13y ago
Play online: (vvs AI/2P) http://boardspace.net/english/about_tablut.html
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13y ago
Out of moral or professioal obligation?
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13y ago
Certainly. Thanks. I'm still keeping my tinfoil hat on though. Sad that he went.
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13y ago
Did anyone know him to have a drug problem? I still find the timing suspicious.
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