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by sdfjkl 15y ago
This could happen to any other online file storage provider too. So depending on your needs, you're probably best off encrypting your files yourself before storing them online.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Above you explain what it does in two sentences, yet on the web page you do not (or not successfully). Instead of a video that most people lack the patience to watch (unless they're already interested in your product), show a screenshot and
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Receipt Racer - racing game on printed paper (max 50m of track)(designboom.com)
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Excellent work! http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=excellent
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Isn't this in some ways performing better than a normal human heart? A pump with a constantly rotating mechanism seems more suitable to pumping liquid than a contracting bag of meat and muscle. I'd give it about ten years before athletes ge
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
You might want a tattoo on your neck explaining the situation (assuming that's where first aiders will commonly try to find your pulse).
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
A bookmarklet can probably perform this.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
I really don't understand why Sony still insists on this nonsense. For me this has been a major criteria against buying any of their cameras, despite them otherwise seeming quality products.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
In the long run their actions are likely to be beneficial for both corporations and their customers. More attention will be paid to security now (at least for a while), instead of purely seeing it as a nuisance to spend the minimum time/mon
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
I'm not sure what surprised me more, the fact that the page had .mid (MIDI) music embedded (something I've last heard many years ago), or the fact that a modern browser (Safari 5) still supports playing that sort of thing back.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
One thing I haven't seen mentioned here yet are technology specific job sites. I.e. if you're looking for a Python hacker, hit the Python Job board ( http://www.python.org/community/jobs/ ). I assume other technologies have similar things.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
But finding a good recruiter is even harder than finding a good hacker.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Somehow the first thing that came to mind was the fake-drive that lets you store infinite amounts of data by recycling existing space (and discarding your oldest data): http://blog.jitbit.com/2011/04/chinese-magic-drive.html
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Sounds a lot like Kneipp's idea ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kneipp - was pretty popular in Germany when I grew up). Having been forced to take a week of cold showers due to a malfunctioning heater I can't say it made me any stronger. It
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Landing page (I have no Windows phone): The price is in US$ only - you may want to consider adding other currencies, perhaps even with a GeoIP lookup. Blatant typo in "full fearuted trial". Phone image looks like it was scaled up from a low
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
If it's like most folding bikes, it should be fine on the street, not that different from a full-size bike. You see lots of both here in London.
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by sdfjkl 15y ago
Previously: https://gomockingbird.com/mockingbird/
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by sdfjkl 16y ago
Same reason Apple's products are loved so much by their users - made with keeping the users in mind, not the shareholders. Not that Apple's shareholders have any reason to complain.