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safetytrick
17y ago
Zip Fizz and Mountain Dew
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17y ago
In the middle of GEB,
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safetytrick
17y ago
Take a caffeine nap, drink something with caffeine and then take a 20 minute nap. Works wonders.
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17y ago
I bought a 94 civic for the exact same problem and I've had zero problems, find something old and reliable (I paid very little)
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17y ago
killed firefox for me too, using 3.5
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17y ago
Wow, why... and get off Hacker News
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17y ago
I think its more important to find a starter application or site that you care about. If you are interested you will find a way to make it work and learn the language along the way. I ended up learning a lot from my first site, scrapping th
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17y ago
I'm in class from 8 am until 4 with a two hour lunch, I spend the two hours working on freelance projects or my tiny little startup (its already paid itself off!). From 4:30 to 8ish I work at a web development shop. Every day I program in C
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18y ago
I would never do a hackintosh for anything I was serious about, its not so hard to get going but you are bound to run into nasty driver problems.
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18y ago
I've had a lot of problems with 64 bit Linux and no problems with 64 bit Windows or OSX (to be honest i did come late to the 64 bit Windows game, after many problems had been resolved). OS X is good but not if you have to pay the Apple pric
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18y ago
Damn you and your fanboy comments ;)
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18y ago
Salt Lake City, UT
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18y ago
I would set each sales guy up with a small site, point them in the right direction and have them learn the basics on their own.
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18y ago
I think its possible, I would pay for firebug now that I've used it so there is a market.
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18y ago
I need to read more code... but when I do get the time to read code I never start with "main" I start by searching for a feature I am interested in and then branching out to see how this feature fits in with the whole. I normally use N++ a
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18y ago
vnc all the time... if you hate yourself
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18y ago
I've been wanting this feature for a while.
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18y ago
I code when and only when I've completed reading every article on Hacker News.
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18y ago
It doesn't look like dirt for one. Windows XP has never been pretty. I'm pretty excited to see what can be done with the jumplists, http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081028-first-look-at-... I've also noticed that boot times are much
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18y ago
Java GUI's always seem just a little bit unresponsive, an irritating latency with every small move you make. This is my biggest complaint with eclipse and every other java app I've ever used.
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18y ago
I've started using Tilda recently, its alright not quite as polished as Visor for Mac (Both of these are Quake style dropdown terminals) I'll have to try out Guake.
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18y ago
I tried out the Hot right now link, should this show active yaplet chats across the web? I can't see myself checking pages to see if they have open chats (I'm sure the plan is to use a link rather than check each page) Maybe a browser plugi
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18y ago
I would definitely read, I'd rather stick with programming books however. Maybe books from this list? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=348019
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18y ago
Link: http://heclbuilder.com
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18y ago
Profit from the next two weeks of intense polishing and releasing my product week 1 of January 09!
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18y ago
I lay the bodies of my relatives in shallow graves. I laid my relatives to rest years ago. I don't have relatives. My story changes from year to year. I enjoy telling my story and explaining my business model to my family, whatever I am exc
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18y ago
My T61P's been a dream machine, no problems at all.
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18y ago
A sign-up fee sounds like a way to make the problem worse. Its big business to get a link on a site aggregator like Digg or Reddit so I think spam would increase if membership came at a cost. I really love Hacker News but I'm always looking
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IPhone Home Automation
(paranoidgnome.blogspot.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I believe that was the worst article I have seen on ycombinator both full of crap and boring.
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