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by shii 15y ago
Ever watched Idiocracy? There's a mechanism in the cop cars that forced all cars to pull over and shutdown in that movie. Just hope it doesn't turn into this afterwards: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC_H2s7rMvE
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by shii 15y ago
There's also EveryJS: http://www.everyjs.com/
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by shii 15y ago
Wua.la and Tarsnap
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by shii 15y ago
John works mostly as the maintainer for the Khan-exercises open source project, basically the Exercise Dashboard piece of Khan Academy. Remember, it's open source [1], so don't hesitate to join in and help revolutionize education. There's
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by shii 15y ago
I think the most impressive thing about it is that it had tab completion for the listed items.
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by shii 15y ago
SoCal only, damn. If there were only interesting tech startups in the Midwest to intern with that had hackdays.
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by shii 15y ago
Alright, who has the cash for .yc TLD? Let's do news.yc, paul.yc for all our yummy essays, apps.yc for applications, and search.yc for the purrfect HN search. Srsly ICANN will make more bank than it ever has now.
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by shii 15y ago
It just seemed from your comment that you were implying any defacements in the near future from here on out should be attributed to Lulzsec fools. Which is nonsense.
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by shii 15y ago
Lol, defacements happen everyday brah: http://zone-h.org/archive And antisec, no-disclosure fundies have been around for a lot longer then Lulzsec.
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by shii 15y ago
Horey shiit, it's antisec tiem[1] kiddies! And it looks like I was right[2] about there being a strong correlation between Lulzsec gentlemen and AnonOps. This should be fun. Btw, what's it gonna take to raise zerofor0wned from slumber aga
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by shii 15y ago
Cool, do you have a link I can share or something? Sounds fascinating.
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by shii 15y ago
FUD. Pic related: http://bitcoinweekly.com/articles/comic-reaction-after-drama...
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by shii 15y ago
By our very own antimatter15[0] who happens to also be 16 years old now. Has also released lots of other cool things for the web like the Ajax Animator[1] and an excellent article[2] on the whole VP8 vs H.264 video wars that clears up a lot
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by shii 15y ago
A friend of mine is 'bio hacker'; he works with different microbiological organisms to learn about them and build better ones with specific traits. This article describes it better than I can: http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101006/full/46
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by shii 15y ago
Also see WhenItDrops[1] which helps you keep track of weekly upcoming releases in movies but also music, DVD, game and book releases. [1]: http://whenitdrops.com
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by shii 15y ago
It's funny how any link to reddit.com is always upvoted like a rocket.
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by shii 15y ago
You can't delete your account on HN btw. You can get banned, but your posts and profile remain.
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by shii 15y ago
Wait, your highschool kids don't have tumblr yet?
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by shii 15y ago
1) Optimizely is a YC-funded company 2) Has no voting / commenting / flagging so it's a jobs post 3) Has no submitter so it's definitely a jobs post I don't agree with the wording either. But I guess it's supposed to purposefully provoke. I
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by shii 15y ago
This[1] is much more comprehensive and useful, imo. Compiled by the good folk from 4chan's /sci/ board. [1]: https://sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide/
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by shii 15y ago
Ah, thank you. I was searching through US companies for some reason - silly considering Gandi is a French company... It seems that they have trademarked the tag officially as well[1][2]. [1]: http://www.tmview.europa.eu/tmview/details.html?
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by shii 15y ago
Just wondering, how many different lionhearted-folk are there on HN? Here's the ones I've found so far: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=lionheart http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=lionhearted http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=t
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by shii 15y ago
Has been used by Lulzsec effectively to hold up against DDoS attacks and popularized by them on Twitter as well. It works.
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by shii 15y ago
There are less than 20 people active in the hacking escapades that get attributed to Anonymous. There are less than 100 people who actively engage in DDoS and the few fools who join in straight from home have mostly been arrested. The fairy
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by shii 15y ago
Nope, nowadays everything Anonymous has to originate from AnonOps and the rest of the whiteknights who've been huddling around them since Chanology. If you're not in with the <100 LOIC crew, you're not true kvlt^H^H^H^H^HAnonymous.
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by shii 15y ago
ITT: more over-eager moralfags pumping out more MS Sam voiced vids to NATO draft paper. Slactivists everywhere rejoice and begin rehashing usual pedantic arguments.
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GWEI: Plot to make Google eat itself(gwei.org)
63 points by shii 15y ago|21 comments
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by shii 15y ago
This is an example of why I like Wikipedia and was an Editor there for several years: they handle drama and follow a set of principles pretty rigidly. NPOV is a clear rule to follow and it's great when I see it being enforced without flame
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by shii 15y ago
submitted to http://devcheatsheet.com , thanks.
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by shii 15y ago
Risky, but I think in the end it'd be a positive that'd attract me to your product if I ran a small business (which I do). But your tag of 'no bullshit' might not be feasible for an entirely other reason: Gandhi.net seems to have trademarke

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