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811.
by sarreph 13y ago
I was fooled myself, and so thought it would be a fun experiment for you guys/ladies to partake in. However, it does seem that someone has now changed the title to avoid confusion (would have thought it would happen much earlier).
812.
Afghanistan Silk Road jewel reveals more of its treasures(bbc.co.uk)
58 points by sarreph 13y ago|11 comments
813.
Tim Minchin's UWA Graduation Address(youtube.com)
3 points by sarreph 13y ago|0 comments
814.
by sarreph 13y ago
Oops... I guess I should've done a bit more due diligence on the site before sharing this as its credibility does indeed seem a little shaky!
815.
Nurse reveals the top 5 regrets people make on their deathbed(ariseindiaforum.org)
14 points by sarreph 13y ago|4 comments
816.
by sarreph 13y ago
I'm an undergraduate, and a student oyster monthly pass is just shy of £90 — It's more like £120 for an 'Adult'. Pretty ridiculous that they don't subsidise essential things like these more, for students, as the cos
817.
by sarreph 13y ago
Shame, then. My thoughts exactly!
818.
by sarreph 13y ago
If the transaction went through and they unknowingly delivered the number-plate, would this be illegal? Or would it have to be resolved as a civil matter? [in the UK]
819.
by sarreph 13y ago
I just watched the zealous Zuckerberg dance for three, straight minutes.
820.
by sarreph 13y ago
But the price of drinks in nightclubs are so high precisely because they know you want/have to be there for other, social means (unless you're in one of the few places that actually serves brilliant and justifiably-priced beverage
821.
by sarreph 13y ago
This is hilarious. Well done, U of Cologne.
822.
by sarreph 13y ago
Surely You're Joking, Mr Feynman is a brilliant read. My high school Physics teacher lent it to me a few years ago; it really opened my eyes and increased my love for the subject.
823.
Harvard's Classical Chinese Ethical and Political Theory notes(karmanotes.org)
1 points by sarreph 13y ago|0 comments
824.
by sarreph 13y ago
If anyone wants access to some of the content, I've found quite a large collection of notes for the course, here: http://karmanotes.org/harvard/ethical-reasoning-18-classical...
825.
Poll: Will HN watch The Fifth Estate?
2 points by sarreph 13y ago|0 comments
826.
by sarreph 13y ago
Yes
827.
by sarreph 13y ago
No
828.
10 things we didn't know last week(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by sarreph 13y ago|0 comments
829.
by sarreph 13y ago
Really excited to come along as I've not been to a tech meet up in London before. First time being around likeminded others was at WWDC and that was awesome!
830.
by sarreph 13y ago
This is awesome and, as an Obj-C dev, is yet another thing that makes me want to learn Ruby.
831.
Coolio performs Gangsta's Paradise and cooks for students(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by sarreph 13y ago|0 comments
832.
by sarreph 13y ago
So that's why everyone uses NTFS...
833.
by sarreph 13y ago
I think they just wanted to make a bloody awesome camera, that also happens to generate money for charity.
834.
by sarreph 13y ago
...yet another Wired article where the author can't be bothered to use synonymous nouns for the sake of intelligible readability: "they could still resort to a simple PageRank-like algorithm as a last resort"
835.
by sarreph 13y ago
The author uses the word 'thwarting' in two consecutive paragraphs... Wired UK's writing is usually better than this.
836.
by sarreph 13y ago
I'm a self-taught iOS developer (language: Objective-C) — an interest that began when I was 15/16 in 2009. Tried to learn it from Apple's documentation and the few online manuals there were back then, but wasn't ever abl
837.
by sarreph 13y ago
The phonebook.
838.
by sarreph 13y ago
Why is the only way to receive a link/register via SMS?
839.
by sarreph 13y ago
Steve Jobs knew that both iOS 7 and the iPhone 5C were coming, and most likely a lot more. http://www.ibtimes.com/steve-jobs-dies-leaves-plans-4-years-...
840.
by sarreph 13y ago
An interesting comment on the YouTube video: Not cleaning your iPhone is likely to leave fingerprint evidence/marks directly on the device's housing that could be faked.

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