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Nvidia's Mobile Supercomputer
(gamecrate.newegg.com)
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The (Sys)Operations Report Card - GDocs Version
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13y ago
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Google April Fools - Nose Beta
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14y ago
Graylog2 ( http://graylog2.org/ ) - Log management & analytics in browser Torch (for hosted Graylog https://www.torch.sh/ )
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14y ago
Is it not frustration, as opposed to anger?
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14y ago
I think the "this doesn't belong on the first page" (or such) applies to a lot more than just the "$x on my last eBook" stories.
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14y ago
I think I've seen that 'O' logo somewhere...?
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14y ago
Clickable faces & a bio on each, would have been awesome. Otherwise, really neat.
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14y ago
I'm not sure there is a one-fits-all answer here - specifically regarding disk space & bandwidth. Are you saving HD video files? Then you will probably need a data store connected to your web server. Are you just allowing people to post
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14y ago
How is that similar? I didn't see any opportunity to compare websites on criticue.
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14y ago
Cool idea. Great job on launching - I'm sure there were many things you'd like to clear up and fix for a "proper" launch, but you finished something and you got people using it. As many people said already, it would be great to know the dif
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14y ago
I thought my case with a virtual product, and a clear fraudulent act was bad. After hearing about this, with a physical product, it makes a local electronics dealer seem much more appealing.
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14y ago
This is the last thing I want to see on the front page.
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14y ago
Site looks like it will be very helpful for students/people learning anatomy. After completing your demo, I joked with a colleague of mine that "I'm already closer to being a doctor". Would be a great tool for universities, as well as prima
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14y ago
It's back up. Was down for ~30 min.
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Considerations in a Digital Photography Computer
(smadam9.blogspot.de)
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14y ago
iCloud would surely block consecutive, failed login attempts. From the post, reading years and years , opens up the possibility that it may have been something the hacker was following for some time. Therefore, he would have been blocked,
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14y ago
I'm sure most feel bad for the guy, but although the hacker's actions were malicious, that doesn't allow the victim to just get off the hook for having a silly password - if that was the case.
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14y ago
"Brute-forced" was a bad word choice. Typing-the-most-common-passwords-with-numbers through the interface style. Basically guessing from the top password list.
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14y ago
The strength of the password is relevant in the scenario where the password was actually brute-forced through an interface. If it was jesus01 (or something else common - typically religious), then it may be an easy hack for the hacker.
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14y ago
>>7 digit alphanumeric ...could mean anything from myacct1 to iS2xd45 Since the password is no longer in use (only assuming), it would be interesting to know what it was - perhaps the reason that it was hacked was that it simp
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15y ago
What about the part where programmers work overtime, but not because they are demanded to? I consistently see programmers, even in my own team, who happily stay 60-70 hours per week because the idea/concept they are working on means somethi
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15y ago
From my experience, my first jobs were from people I was connected with. Usually it was a small job building a quick website for a friend, or their boss, or a friend of a friend...you get the idea. Even though those seemingly unimportant j
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15y ago
Although I can program already, I'm sure most people would agree that James's idea of putting a post on his learning experience of Ruby would be an interesting read.
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15y ago
To add to bdg's response.... I've experienced 12designer's project posting and they have been separating by category and putting a minimum project price on projects within specific categories. The price can be raise, but can't be lowered.
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15y ago
In my opinion, none of it was clear without the video. How can one launch a website without a basic layout that is self-explanatory? And to launch a website for something that takes 5 min in Excel to make? I still can't see the benefit. It
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15y ago
If only it did something beneficial...
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15y ago
Great post, and thanks for the read. I'm about 6 months (daily-->hourly page refreshes) into HN and I've read some of the most incredible articles here. I feel the same way you feel, and agree on your point of "few people are remembere
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Lots of MBP/Air users here... :-) However, at my office we've just ordered some Lenovo x121e's. All have an i3 processor, 8GB RAM, and SSD's. The speed is great, but the screen isn't so large for those of you that need large screen real e
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15y ago
Berlin, Germany - eKomi Ltd. (Full-Time) eKomi is a leading provider of feedback management, primarily for web shops and services. One of the reasons we’ve been so successfully so quickly in a relatively new field is that we strive to stay
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