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Show HN: All4M, non stop music videos (weekendproject)(all4m.tv)
1 points by st0p 13y ago|0 comments
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by st0p 13y ago
So what? The NSA is harvesting data on an unprecedented scale. It might be legal but it is definitly unethical. Whether the initial reports were 100% accurate or not is irrelevant. What does matter is that this now out in the open and hopef
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by st0p 13y ago
China hasn't got free speech either. What is your point?
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by st0p 13y ago
I live in the Netherlands, can anyone tell me what this law is about and why it is damaging to the internet?
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by st0p 14y ago
They don't have anything to be asked, since they're bankrupt.
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by st0p 14y ago
I can't agree with your last sentence. We've all had the profits of having banks providing liquidity (common, all that Russian money into the Cyprian economy has been great for all of Cyprus). Now that system has failed and the big guys aka
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by st0p 14y ago
So what do you propose? We sit back and do nothing?
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by st0p 14y ago
We're helping them and meeting our obligations. In what way are we punishing them? Yeah, it's not nice to lose 6.75% of what you have in savings (the 9.9% is only for those who have more than 100.000 euro in their bank account), but the alt
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by st0p 14y ago
>> In case that you have not realized it, you are not paying any money. O yes I am. I'm paying taxes here to keep your economy afloat. I don't mind that, but I'm not going to respond all of the rest you posted.
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by st0p 14y ago
To quote the article: "This is why The IMF and the ECB has stepped in and bailed out the banks. Rumor has it that without the bailout Cyprus two largest banks would be bankrupt in a matter of days. A situation no economy can survive, especi
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by st0p 14y ago
Best java ide out there imho.
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by st0p 14y ago
Hmmm, after years of editing HTML and having lots of shortcuts in my muscle memory maybe I forgot that, so yeah that is a valid use case.
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by st0p 14y ago
Looks nice, but why would I choose this over handlebars? Don't wanna sound negative but it looks like just another layer of indirection...
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by st0p 14y ago
I've worked at a lot of for profit business (not banks though, i can understand that in those kind of business requirements are diferrent) and made live database updates in all of them. In 99% of the cases all goes well and in the remaining
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by st0p 14y ago
Pivotal: Horrible, abysmal tool. Hate it with a passion. No clear overview at all, UI is full of shiny colors but is messy as hell. I'm really glad we've switched to Jira[1] after fighting with pivotal for a couple of months. YMMV ofcourse
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by st0p 14y ago
> And with Stalin/Hitler, you'd also have to look at the neighboring historical eras. For all you know Germany historically was also very non-corrupt. (not a challenge, if you do know, please speak!) Doesn't matter, this still refutes t
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by st0p 14y ago
I just donated some euro's, and I truely believe those euro's will be well spend. But it feels wierd (and somehow wrong) to crowdfund someone's health. I'm not questioning watsi, they are in it for the right reasons. But is crowdfunding som
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by st0p 14y ago
Why not?
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by st0p 14y ago
Hmmmm. Dunno. If you have baisc experience and a proper grasp of programming and live in the westeren world, you might not know beforehand if an employer had humor, but you can still choose your employer.
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by st0p 14y ago
Well, then those people have no sense of humor. When people don't have any sense of humor, I'd rather not work with them. So I'm not seeing any problem here.
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by st0p 14y ago
But compared to notebooks, laptops, tablets and smartphones server will always remain a small market.
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by st0p 14y ago
You mean the template pattern as described in GOF? Very nice nice and underused pattern, but sometimes it is better to use some event based system as mentioned in the article and sometimes it is better to just be rude and overwrite a method
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by st0p 14y ago
In the long run, this is not a viable business model. Servers might get cheaper every day, but you're still going to have to pay for them every month your service is up and running.
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by st0p 14y ago
I don't know where you live, but here in the Netherlands everybody is using it...
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by st0p 14y ago
None of this will work in IE7, IE8, IE9 or IE10. This will transform absolutely nothing on the web for many years to come. I can understand people getting hyped up about cool new tech like this, but the article has way too much hyperbole to
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Lost memories(vimeo.com)
1 points by st0p 14y ago|0 comments
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by st0p 14y ago
I didn't say it was working great in Bay Area, the person I responded to did... But apparently even that is not true.
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by st0p 14y ago
Newsflash: A lot of people live in rural England, rural Ontario and Rural Holland. Besides, it can't find places like central station in Amsterdam (hardly rural). I don't care whether it's the app or the data, I don't care that it's working
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TshirtOS: The world's first programmable t-shirt (youtube.com)
4 points by st0p 14y ago|0 comments
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by st0p 14y ago
So they spent a lot of money and didn't change the overall outcome? Doesn't sound effective in any way to me.

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