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riledhel
15y ago
Nice article. The collision avoidance algorithm explanation is very simple, but overall the post is interesting.
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riledhel
15y ago
They haven't so far. Even some of them are designed that way.
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Damn you Xcode
(damnyouxcode.com)
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riledhel
15y ago
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Android 3.2 Release Notes
(developer.android.com)
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riledhel
15y ago
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riledhel
15y ago
The author has a point, but the post itself is pretty light and the discussion here seems to reflect that.
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riledhel
15y ago
wow!! that's amazing! thank you for sharing that video, I had no idea you could do that.
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riledhel
15y ago
MailChimp is the biggest company of it's kind, I doubt HN's traffic could be the reason why some of you couldn't load the site.
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riledhel
15y ago
Please take a minute of your time and go to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins and report that they don't work with latest version.
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riledhel
15y ago
Twitter uses something like that http://engineering.twitter.com/2010/07/murder-fast-datacente...
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How Much Does Google Make?
(seomoz.org)
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riledhel
15y ago
Don't forget to write a post about it!
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Surprising Power Consumption Of Ubuntu 11.04 vs. Win 7
(phoronix.com)
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riledhel
15y ago
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riledhel
15y ago
Personally, I've found http://nerdfitness.com/ to be quite interesting, and he's also an enterpreneur in his own way.
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Pressfs – A WordPress Filesystem
(josephscott.org)
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Google Chrome Now Blocks Insecure Scripts on HTTPS
(google-chrome-browser.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I tried to visit your site but got redirected to a "Java Downloads for all operating systems" page. I do have java installed, but somehow your site doesn't notice and I always get redirected. I'm using ubuntu+chrome. It's annoying. I might
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15y ago
meh... it was "working hard"... anyway...
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riledhel
15y ago
Great to see they're still hard.
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riledhel
15y ago
"Computer science gives you the ultimate freedom to pursue your dreams." Great quote.
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riledhel
15y ago
Where I live it's exactly the opposite, and most sockets or electrical wiring have not proper grounding support.
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riledhel
15y ago
you're using electrical equipment barefoot?? that's not too smart...
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riledhel
15y ago
Second this. Don't understand why a sensationalist headline should translate as is to HN.
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riledhel
15y ago
Same story appeared before on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2642780
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riledhel
15y ago
With the latest version of Chrome and Firefox, you can just kill the plugin container and the system/browser gets snappy again in a sec.
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riledhel
15y ago
"Firefox may hang if left open for long periods of time. To fix the issue, restart Firefox." Oh my God...
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riledhel
15y ago
tl;dr: "A Detroit entrepreneur surprised university engineers in Ohio recently, when he invented a heat-treatment that makes steel 7 percent stronger than any steel on record -- in less than 10 seconds."
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riledhel
15y ago
I know, I was trying to highlight there's another option from Adobe itself. I found it after trying to use the nsplugin wrapper itself and failed to do so.
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15y ago
As the article mentions, there's also a "preview" for 64-bit linux flash plugin. It's called "Square", runs fairly ok and it's available at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer.html Last version available is 10.3.162 or something like
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riledhel
15y ago
This has been posted before? It's about a patient who was given a bone marrow, stem cell transplant that "had astounding results".
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15y ago
Sure, not everyone should be an engineer. People still need plumbers, bakers, etc. but these jobs can be seen as a support role to the core of a society's productive industries. And I think that's the author's opinion; more people should b
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