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by scrrr 15y ago
code.google.com page with demo-video: http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/
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Openmeetings.de - Free, open-source conferencing(openmeetings.de)
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I agree that teaching others what you know is a key ingredient for leaders. The aim should be to have your followers surpass you eventually. A second class leader will try to prevent that, that's a lose-lose for everyone. Another reason tha
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by scrrr 15y ago
(in bash, OSX) if I type $ type cd cd is a function cd () { builtin cd "$@"; local result=$?; __rvm_project_rvmrc; __rvm_after_cd; return $result } I don't really understand what happen
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I'm running around advocating Ubuntu to non-tech savvy people (friends, family) and everyone who had it installed is completely satisfied with it, because the essentials (Browser, Skype) work very well. And seeing that I can't help but wond
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Is there a command-line client? I'd like to install that on a server via ssh and use it as a middle-man storage so I don't have to always have at least 2 computers running to sync.
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Think about it. This makes sense. People who are in power of course are threatened by new, fast ways to share information just as much as established businesses are threatened by ecommerce-sites like Amazon. This threat is real and the dang
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The advice that men get when asking women about romance is often pretty much useless and will do more harm than good. It would be way more useful to ask men that have their stuff together and know what they are talking about. Besides, every
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by scrrr 15y ago
Would be great to animate such a graph over time and see how social circles change over the years. Also I think theres other fascinating data in email. I'd like to run over my inbox archives and for example extract topics of interest that o
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I agree. I tried using Hipmunk but I keep going back to Kayak. I find it more usable and pretty. I can exclude certain airlines or f.ex. flights with more than one stop with the checkboxes. Plus changing departure and destination airports i
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With so much social media usage it's hard to arrest anyone that is not on g+, twitter or fb. heh But yes, its stupid to brag about committing a crime.
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Why should they?
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It would be nice to be able to copy and paste the code snippets without the line numbers. Otherwise great job!
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by scrrr 15y ago
Something is off about that statement. I don't want to sound judgmental, but I don't think guilt about owing companies that offer free services is a good reason to watch or listen to ads. If on the other hand you think that advertising offe
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by scrrr 15y ago
The number 1 feature of G+ I'd like is federation. Something like that would be immensely cool (and for Google, still very profitable) if it would work like email. If I could log in to the network with any vendor I like. Or run my own box t
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by scrrr 15y ago
Yes, it's part of an effort to reduce distractions in my life. I don't watch or read news either, well, except tech related things like HN and Slashdot. I feel happier that way, too. (Try it for a week and you'll know what I mean.) I still
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sure, go ahead. click my nick for contact-email.
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Coming directly from university I was earning about 45.000 Euro (+ Bonus) at a top-5 consulting firm here in Germany. After one year I started to get very bored. In my free time I picked up Ruby and Rails and finally could not stand Enterpr
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by scrrr 15y ago
I like that layout, its readable. But why not make the default text-color #000 instead of #444 for maximum contrast and readability?
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by scrrr 15y ago
Agreed. I don't think it belongs here. But I think people like the subject to politics because the barrier of participation in discussions is low. It's harder when talking specifics of a programming language for example. Maybe that is one o
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by scrrr 15y ago
I'm not very sympathetic towards the rental of DRM-locked text books. It just seems wrong. Yes, I understand it takes money and effort to write and compile a book, but since currently the prices of ebooks are way too high (after all print,
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by scrrr 15y ago
Just out of curiosity I searched for a reference and apparently T-Mobile spend 1.9 bn USD in 2008 in Europe on capital expenditures for its mobile segment. Not sure if those numbers are comparable though. (url: http://www.geschaeftsbericht
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Didn't know that one. Thanks!
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I wanted to go to the airport and Android Navigation directed me to the fence at the end of a runway. But usually it works really well.
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by scrrr 15y ago
Suggestion: Please add a way to set the threshold. E.g. only stories with 250+ karma.
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The Problem with badges, Farmville-dollars (or whatever they are called) and similar things is that they are unreal things in an unreal world. Unless there's anything useful that can be done with it (say, like with StackOverflow-Karma that
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by scrrr 15y ago
May be so. But how does this comment help to create an interesting discussion? Don't take it personally, please. But HN has always been great because of good comments. I'm not saying I've always contributed well, but let's try. :)
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Reading this is like not reading it. Nothing gained, a minute lost. Where is the research, perhaps an opinion, what does this all mean. That is not journalism imho.
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Indeed. But on the other hand I don't think Google would disallow or block ads for Facebook. Their strategies differ. Google thrives with an open web, Facebook is a walled garden. But yeah, no scandal here.
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Yeah would be great. :) I like getting stuff by mail. As long as its in a format I can easily store/process I mean.

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