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   by scrrr 14y ago

   The [1] is a little bit too much, no? First, it's just one URL, secondly, it's right there. Or is this a convention when posting on HN?
2. 272.▲
   by scrrr 14y ago

   Yes, but I suspect it will be a "Wunder" if they can monetize their TODO-List app..
3. 273.▲
   by scrrr 14y ago

   Yes, but you could have expected it when opening a music artist's page. The parameter in the URL is a little bit strange though.
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   by scrrr 14y ago

   I have found a shirt that fits me perfectly so I bought a couple more of these. As long as it's a good fit, you enjoy wearing it, people don't scratch their heads looking at you, why not wear the same thing all the time? Of course not looki
5. 275.▲
   by scrrr 14y ago

   Recently I have found https://jitsi.org/ which seems to be a possible alternative for Skype.
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   by scrrr 14y ago

   Amazing numbers. Technically I am sure the site is not that complex. But I use it for 75% of my bookings. And so do many other people..
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   Conservative Developers(lukaszielinski.de)

   2 points by scrrr 14y ago|0 comments
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   by scrrr 14y ago

   This isn't life-changing, but very convenient and unobtrusive in a good way. Well done, vlad! :)
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   by scrrr 14y ago

   Thanks for the link. I often don't care if I arrive a day earlier or later, and the quick day switching is something I miss in Hipmunk. Kayak is alright, but momondo seems to do an even better job.
10. 280.▲
    by scrrr 14y ago

    I wonder if the result is the same feeling that I have if I don't do any sports for too many days. I really look forward to that bike trip then, or to the gym. If that can be put into a pill, why not. But I also believe that the key to figh
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    Intel claims Android is not ready for multi-core processors(theinquirer.net)

    4 points by scrrr 14y ago|0 comments
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    by scrrr 14y ago

    A single point of failure sounds dangerous. People should just avoid using the same password for different websites. (That's what KeePass is for..) Perhaps a clever extension / browser feature could ensure that. (e.g. "Warning: You are prob
13. 283.▲
    by scrrr 14y ago

    Not even my parents would want to use this. No Skype.
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    by scrrr 14y ago

    Karma matters to me. It puts the good replies on the top of the page, the bad ones move down. And that´s the main purpose I think.
15. 285.▲
    by scrrr 15y ago

    I think overtime is often the consequence of managers that don't know when or how to say "no" to client's demands.
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    I avoid them because my knees hurt when I sit in their planes. For example I'm not too interested in Bill Gates or Steve Jobs either, but if Bill Gates was the nicest guy ever and Steve Jobs was the biggest objectionable a *e ever, I'd s
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    I was surprised to read an article on DDG in a mainstream (albeit liberal) german newspaper "Die Zeit". It's getting press. At the same time, I've tried http://www.hotbot.com again (last time I tried it perhaps 10 years ago) and I was qui
18. 288.▲
    by scrrr 15y ago

    "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man."
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    Does society benefit when we share personal information online?(economist.com)

    5 points by scrrr 15y ago|1 comments
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    I think in this special case, it's much faster to google and read instead of watching a relatively long video. For example searching how to save a Vim-macro yields this very useful result: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Macros
21. 291.▲
    by scrrr 15y ago

    Why?
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    Parent and some others in this thread: What is wrong with you?? (Sorry, just typing out my initial thought when I read this page verbatim.) It's just marketing involving some attractive girls standing next to cars.. I don't understand why s
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    About Facebook: There's probably no serious competitor for people to switch to (Google+ isn't quite there yet) and the majority of Facebook's users are not "techies" that care about SOPA. But yeah, who knows, in the future..
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    Interesting post. I find unsubstantial / uninteresting / obvious / superfluous comments (like "I love it!" <send>) worse than very controversial or insulting comments. As long as the general information in the forum stay interesting
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    I think apps are here to stay, but just like in the Chrome browser they might be simply links to a web-app. So the title should read "Why native apps are not the future".
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    Hm, if I use this to store large files 50+ MB that don't compress well, won't the local repo grow out of proportion soon? Git will keep around the history. Or is this disabled?
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    My method to learn Linux/OSX command line. Step 1: Think "I wish I could do X." Step 2: Google/duckduckgo "How to do X in bash" Step 3: Delight that a simple solution already exists. This method is successful in 95% of all cases.
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    Some people are looking for meaning in everything. Perhaps they do that enough they start seeing patterns. Not saying that the study is bogus, it might well be true (e.g. the older child becomes a role model for the younger and thus tries h
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    > Suffice to say, there are quite a few markets and product categories that are traditionally completely "locked down" or "closed" or "integrated", or whatever you want to call them, that absolutely do not "tend to lose in the end". Hm,
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    by scrrr 15y ago

    also see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3126173