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How long did it take you guys to build inky as it is now?
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You have violated the TOS by linking to the TOS.
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Maybe this is why people associate bootleg alcohol with danger these days. Of course, it doesn't surprise me they did this in the 30s. We also used to have involuntary sterilization here.
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How do you define more enjoyable? Have you even tried GNU typist?
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True. Currently occupying myself by hooking on('chat')
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You can forge messages from others: rawSend(JSON.stringify({ _event: "chat", country: "US", name: "Any Guy", message: "expletive deleted" }));
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Chances are OP downloaded an open source svg program. I'd have to guess inkscape. At this point, the right move would have been to either post a feature request on launchpad or implement the functionality yourself. If you don't want to get
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It's ##holiday-hackoff on Freenode -- there's about 10 of us or so. Two pounds
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Hacking this weekend? Join us on Freenode: ##holiday-hackoff
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The web dependency is awesome. It makes it that much easier to share the chart with others. Since you're probably on the internet at all times, what exactly is the detractor here?
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I agree actually. I should have said 'than microsoft was'. They really are a lot better.
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This is why I don't understand why so many hackers these days like to use apple products. Apple is the antithesis of the hacker ideal. They're just as bad as Microsoft. I mean, seriously. Have you ever been to a radioshack? Multi-charging d
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Maybe he can change roles from co-founder to seed funder. Ask him for more? :)
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I can't wait until these are on the market. I could save so much money on haircuts. (Assuming the motor-confusion doesn't happen when using this mirror, because the image is not reversed)
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>I'm saving up money for at least 6 months while I study very hard in my free time to get high marks on ACT/SAT and (hopefully) earn scholarships to attend a decent undergrad university This tells me you're young. Depression didn't cree
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>What do you think I should do? Keep up the fight, or let the expletives deleted win? You lose either way. Either, you fight to keep your app, and you're helping a company that doesn't respect your contributions, or you give up, and y
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You say it like they have a reason to!? Amazon had a solid plan. I think facebook could make quite a bit of money if they charged for their developer API.
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Government coverup! Definitely created by extraterrestrials who know trigonometry.
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If you're going to work remotely, I would recommend skipping the internship. If you know rails and can throw together a nice webapp, and you're studying CS, you're qualified to do real work. Just apply for some contracts on the basic freela
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e-how's unsubscribe link doesn't work. i've been getting spam from them for a while now, just because I wanted to post some backlinks on their articles :)
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So, why should a police officer be trusted with a gun any more than a private citizen with equivalent firearms training , education, and licensure? To advocate this, I'd hope you'd also advocate taking guns away from cops, because honestly
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The latter do, and I think there are quite a few people who probably believe they should have a right to those items. I'm personally not aligned with their beliefs. Obviously we can go uphill with this until the argument caps out at nuclear
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>by this logic, shouldn't you be able to buy IEDs and RPGs (and launchers) at walmart? Yes, that was the thinking of the time. However, RPGs did not yet exist. Notice what you quoted me saying. "The purpose of the second amendment was
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Cars are dangerous! You can run people over with cars, so we should ban them! As you point out, what many people don't know is that the purpose of the second amendment was to provide the people with a means to rebel against a tyrannical gov
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