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reustle
10y ago
> There are cellphone chargers on ebay that cost $1 and take AA batteries, which are quite capable of charging any phone that supports the USB charging interface Please do not plug your $600~ smartphone into a $1~ charger. That's ju
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10y ago
My solution to the problem was to simply "connect" with every recruiter and friend on linkedin until I hit the "500+" connections tier, then disabled all forms of notifications from the site. Now my profile is very much
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reustle
10y ago
Yeah, I just hope I don't need an app for each restaurant :)
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reustle
10y ago
It's interesting to hear about the mobile ordering apps as well, being introduced at almost the same time. It seems like an automatic, since everyone has phones now. I can see a future not far away where I have a list of "favorite
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reustle
10y ago
Maybe someone influential down voted it? I'm not sure how the algorithm works, I think most people don't, but I use sites like "hckrnews" to just sort by time, so you never have that issue.
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reustle
10y ago
It's amazing how much money these people are spending on this trip, especially with such inexperienced founders/staff. $3k down, $2k a month, and $2.5k to leave, while many don't have solid income streams in place? Unfortunat
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reustle
10y ago
The overarching lesson I'm slowly learning is to not get too comfy with any saas products. Who knows how long they'll stick around, regardless of if they're great / popular / profitable.
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10y ago
Yeah, Hound has been doing interesting stuff like this for some time now. Not exactly the same, but they both get me super excited about our future devices. I can't wait for the movie HER to be real
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reustle
10y ago
I was in Austin for a few months (coming from NYC) and the infrastructure was pretty laughable. Their train line has a single stop in downtown (1 more nearby), so it's useless. There are very few bike lanes around the city, yet the roa
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10y ago
Wow, that first website is actually quite depressing. Especially that "worst of the month" one... There just seems to be so much unjust stuff going on. I love where I came from (Pennsylvania / NYC) and love the people, but I&
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10y ago
They sure are good at this. Next, it will be moved to 500 MB. http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-reneges-on-unlimited-...
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10y ago
> Recording browsing activity ("gee Mr. Smith, you sure do spend a lot of time looking up laws about X. Seems like a good thing to blackmail you about") Are the URLs in an HTTPS request also encrypted? I was under the impressio
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reustle
10y ago
I can't see either version in Tokyo. Both give me access denied.
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reustle
11y ago
How is this insane? It's just about keeping very clear logs of the transactions, right? I's not like in the US they don't know where my money transfers are coming from.
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reustle
11y ago
Yeah 4 hours by bullet train, and $185 each way. Plenty of people haven't been there.
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reustle
11y ago
> Nobody seems to complain when their favorite sports athlete or movie star gets paid millions I see people complain about this all the time, especially with pro athletes
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reustle
11y ago
If a sale of Yahoo were to happen, would it include Yahoo Japan?
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11y ago
The single necessary feature that the web calendar lacks is the option to enable infinite scrolling (much like the osx Calendar app). I constantly find myself toggling back and fourth between months, like at the end of this current month, w
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reustle
11y ago
This was posted only 3 hours ago as "GiHub has X open issues", and is still at the top of the front page. Why repost with the opposite title? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11578191
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11y ago
Who is going to pay for on-site repair for consumer 3d printers? Only a handful of businesses that actually rely on 3d printers use a MakerBot.
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11y ago
> It would be better to leave the details to the phone makers. But then they'd all use different standards, and when it came down to the time you need to actually use it, you're not sure which standards exist?
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11y ago
First the Closed Source discussions [1], and now completely outsourcing to China? What sets them apart from any other hardware company now? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MakerBot_Industries#Closed_sou...
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11y ago
I see monks all over se asia with smartphones
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11y ago
I've been out of the states for 1.5 years and have gotten totally comfortable with how most of the world doesn't tip. Please don't force it on me again.
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reustle
11y ago
I found the same. The news feed was the only bad part about Facebook. Events, chat, groups, are all great. I killed my news feed using this handy extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kill-news-feed&#
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reustle
11y ago
I've already sent it to a good friend who works at 18F
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11y ago
Offtopic: Man, these military websites are embarrassingly old looking. Where is 18F when you need 'em? :-) https://foia.navy.mil/foia/webbas02.nsf/(vwwebpage)/home.htm...
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reustle
11y ago
This is awesome! Can I request a search box at the top that lets me quick-search for something, and then hit tab or enter to "jump" to that one?
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reustle
11y ago
Being a "digital nomad"? :)
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reustle
11y ago
Not really, it only fills a tiny portion of my screen. I'll stick to http://hckrnews.com
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