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runn1ng
14y ago
People don't want to just "see the content". If you want that, you can just fire up links/elinks/lynx; it, surprisingly, works fairly well even today. But even the writer of the article didn't want to just see the text - she wants to see th
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runn1ng
14y ago
YOU TOOK US OUR TWITTER ACCOUNT. YOU WENT ONE STEP TOO FAR.
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runn1ng
14y ago
I hate auto-generated code by IDEs. It always produces stuff like... that.
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runn1ng
14y ago
yeah, but a news on riaa website won't get to the frontpage of hackernews.
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runn1ng
14y ago
It is on torrentfreak. Expecting this site to be fair and balanced is like expecting the same from RIAA website.
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14y ago
Say what you want, there is still a real democracy in US and people are not put to jail for being against the government.
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runn1ng
14y ago
They are OK if they are not reporting about Russia and/or former Soviet Union republics. Once they report about Russia, it snaps to "Putin is God, anyone not agreeing with him should be put to jail" mode.
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14y ago
At first I was surprised, that he aired the show on Russia Today (heavily pro-Putin and anti-US TV station, that is the first to report on any occupy protest, but is very quiet about anti-Putin protests) and that the first person he intervi
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Facebook tests 'pay to promote post' tool
(bbc.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Sadly, every time I tried Diaspora, not only it was an empty wasteland (I could understand that), but it was feature-wise years behind Facebook and/or Twitter plus it was really slow and buggy. Now I understand that my experience is just
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runn1ng
14y ago
Hello, a quick question... my Mac cannot be upgraded to Lion. Is there a slight possibility of making it work for Snow Leopard? And if not - I would like to know - just for general interest :) - what is the blocker.
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runn1ng
15y ago
I would be really interested in their metric of "counting websites", especially in today's mostly dynamic internet. Do they count Facebook/Google, too?
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15y ago
So what? They are acting monopolistically and unethically; this is a fact. The "collateral damage" is OK, if you don't have the majority; Apple does, however.
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runn1ng
15y ago
According to one Gizmodo article, Apple itself disallow any phones with cameras in its own factories, except for iPhones (that they can control). http://gizmodo.com/5427058/apple-gestapo-how-apple-hunts-dow... The operation, as Tom call
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runn1ng
15y ago
I have tried to do that, but I have ended up with just connecting to server and running vim (with some hacks like nerdtree that make life easier) I can imagine having that as primary device, but only with some other computer to connect to v
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15y ago
I misread the title as "how to read Koran in 15 minutes". ....I would be quite interested in that .
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The Truth About 2K, 4K and The Future of Pixels
(magazine.creativecow.net)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I haven't thought about it that way. But when I try all the possible TLD's as a separate addresses, none works ( http://com , http://org , even http://xxx or http://museum , nothing works). What is the reason... is it DNS servers th
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15y ago
do we need TLD at all ? It is not my idea, but really, should't we abolish the TLD in general? Instead of http://google.com , http://google.de , http://google.tv .... we would get just http://google . The reason why we have geographi
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15y ago
Prioritisation of information is a hard problem to solve. And that's why I think Facebook is doing so well - it takes this problem and uses social means to solve it. You probably need the information most of your friends needed. And if you
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15y ago
Very true. All the "likes" and the united Messages are both younger.
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runn1ng
15y ago
Huh. That's funny. One would think what special secret information facebook has on its users - where they are, what do they click to over the site, what sites do they visit even outside the FB site, but nope, it's just that - the data peopl
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15y ago
I cannot really judge without seeing the books themselves, since the original book is not publicly available without payment (who would have guessed), the start up is still in beta and the publishers will surely overstate things. From the d
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runn1ng
15y ago
Huh. I am glad I am not the only one who found the new Apple TV GUI terribly ugly.
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runn1ng
15y ago
[insert the inevitable BitCoin comment here]
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[I hate SEO] How to use memes to build EASY Backlinks & Traffic
(seomoz.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I don't understand that much about it, but I believe that's partly what the original article talks about.
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15y ago
Also, the computing power is computed from the percentage of successful transaction blocks. Noone knows how much computers you had or anything, they just saw that 15% of the blocks were confirmed by the same PC. The confirmation task can be
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runn1ng
15y ago
You can use bitcoin for any amount you want. And yet, except for the drug sellers on silkroad, almost no one does. I, personally, see the biggest disadvantage of bitcoin (1) the price unstability - it jumps up and down like crazy, and (2) t
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15y ago
I am a heavy 4chan user, and this physically hurts to read.
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