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by rlm 17y ago
The article :-) And nothing new about Courier has come since then.
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by rlm 17y ago
A bit old, no?
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Using WIP branches to save every edit(jukie.net)
30 points by rlm 17y ago|10 comments
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by rlm 17y ago
And those menus look a lot like the Office 2007 menus or MS Paint in Windows 7. ;-)
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by rlm 17y ago
Non-linkjacked: http://blog.stephenhorlander.com/2009/12/21/windows-themeui-... (which I submitted earlier: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1007484 )
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Windows Theme/UI Update for Firefox 4(blog.stephenhorlander.com)
11 points by rlm 17y ago|0 comments
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by rlm 17y ago
It's Copenhagen, or København, not Kopenhagen :(
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by rlm 17y ago
A search engine.
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by rlm 17y ago
12 bids, $100: http://cgi.ebay.com/Google-Wave-Invite_W0QQitemZ320430457658... 9 bids, $102,50: http://cgi.ebay.com/Google-Wave-Invite_W0QQitemZ280403832589... Also, this: Startup idea: an eBay system to sell invites you get fro
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by rlm 17y ago
Well, if there actually are "unneeded" invites floating around, I'd like one as well :) Mail in my profile.
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by rlm 17y ago
As it's a series of articles going through the various World of Goo-versions they had before the final, there's no need to go throug TIGSource, just go directly to 2DBoy.com. More specifically http://2dboy.com/category/world-of-goo/page/2/
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by rlm 17y ago
Anyway I'd like to see a book of other 'Cooking Patterns' laid out like this. That would truly be a "hacker's" cookbook. I'd like to see that too!
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CentMail: Donate to charity and fight spam(centmail.net)
7 points by rlm 17y ago|7 comments
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by rlm 17y ago
I love the story of this startup, and it's great to see them succeed :)
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by rlm 17y ago
There's a difference between a 20 percent increase and a 20 percentage point increase.
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by rlm 17y ago
Do your phonecalls and SMS'es work outside the US?
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by rlm 17y ago
Check out Press Play On Tape as well. www.pressplayontape.com. It's a Commodore 64 revival band and way cool :D
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by rlm 17y ago
Copenhagen, Denmark
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by rlm 17y ago
I looked around a bit and found out that the course from '07 includes video lectures. :) http://6004.csail.mit.edu/Spring07/
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by rlm 17y ago
Thanks! :)
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by rlm 17y ago
I've built an ALU for a simulator ;) But I wouldn't know where to go from there and I wouldn't know how to make a physical one. Are there any OCW-courses (or similar) on the subject? Preferably with a hands-on approach :)
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by rlm 17y ago
I wish I knew how to get started on something like that...
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by rlm 17y ago
Dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=738289 and http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=738269
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by rlm 17y ago
Although I'd find it fun to have a sandbox, I have to agree with this. It's dangerous territory, and someone will think you need to be taken down for good.
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by rlm 17y ago
Captain of a big freighter (if that counts, because the big ships are mostly computers nowadays). Or a chef :)
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by rlm 17y ago
Don't listen to what this article has to say - it's not worth it. Read the chapter on growth of functions in CLRS instead (a preview at http://books.google.com/books?id=NLngYyWFl_YC&lpg=PP1&#3... - gives the general idea, although it'
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by rlm 17y ago
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs either online[1] or on dead trees[2]. Also has accompanying video lectures[3]. [1]: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html [2]: http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default
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by rlm 17y ago
Flagged for even more howtoforge-spam.
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by rlm 17y ago
You sure like submitting tutorials from howtoforge, eh?
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by rlm 17y ago
I wouldn't call it an easter egg. It's primary use is for layouts when you need some filler text.

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