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by tfe 15y ago
Webpass ( http://www.webpass.net/ ), the other wireless ISP in the bay area, has been amazing. They only serve high-density residential buildings though, not individuals.
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by tfe 15y ago
The official policy is probably to have buyers destroy counterfeit products to prevent their circulation (possibly at the request of manufacturers?), and that's the reason this happened.
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PayPal forces buyer to destroy $2500 pre-WWII antique violin in dispute(regretsy.com)
988 points by tfe 15y ago|289 comments
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Car-sharing service HiGear shuts down due to theft of 4 cars worth $400,000(techcrunch.com)
152 points by tfe 15y ago|143 comments
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TaskRabbit snags Hotwire co-founder Eric Grosse as new CEO(techcrunch.com)
2 points by tfe 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I wrote a Refcard on Node.js!(refcardz.dzone.com)
5 points by tfe 15y ago|0 comments
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Duostack (free Node.js/Ruby platform) launches public beta and new website(duostack.com)
2 points by tfe 15y ago|0 comments
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by tfe 16y ago
That's correct, but it's one of our highest priority feature additions. We'll be adding them soon.
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by tfe 16y ago
Yeah, that crossed my mind actually. That would be pretty interesting. Anecdotally I can say of the first batch, they went 3, 10, 9... (don't know the rest, they went fast).
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Easier debugging for your Rails or Express app on Duostack(blog.duostack.com)
2 points by tfe 16y ago|1 comments
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by tfe 16y ago
The docs page has been updated to note that the listed pricing is per app, so it will always be free to run single-instance apps. Thanks for the feedback.
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by tfe 16y ago
How does this differ from http://getcloudapp.com/ ? Genuinely curious.
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Deploy a Node.js app to the cloud in 1 minute(vimeo.com)
7 points by tfe 16y ago|1 comments
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by tfe 16y ago
Don't get me wrong, I think you make some excellent points and I generally agree. I'm just wondering that if that curriculum were offered, would your target audience even know to enroll? Do the people who would enjoy those courses know when
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by tfe 16y ago
I went to CMU with the author; in fact we worked together on one of the semester projects he mentions. There's no doubt that CMU prepares students for the corporate world. In fact some programs are expressly tuned for this. But this is exac
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Trapster hacked; passwords compromised(pcmag.com)
2 points by tfe 16y ago|0 comments
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by tfe 16y ago
I imagine they are only intended be used on limited-access highways, where you don't have any of those things.
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by tfe 16y ago
I was really hoping he was speaking tongue-in-cheek, but I fear he's serious...
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Kevin Rose wants to buy Delicious and make... Digg(twitter.com)
9 points by tfe 16y ago|4 comments
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by tfe 16y ago
I wonder how people would react if Wikileaks engaged in this practice.
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by tfe 16y ago
It's because everything in an airliner is heavily regulated by the FAA. Everything has to be rigorously tested and certified. This just increases the development cycle length. Compare to car nav systems, which also lag behind. Then add the
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by tfe 16y ago
Do they normalize for the strong possibility that in general, guys check in more than girls? I'm assuming this is the case. Or for that guys are more likely to want to check in and advertise that they're at a bar rather than a beauty shop,
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by tfe 16y ago
This is better than most LaTeX CVs I've seen, but I'd still only call it decent looking at best. Got my hopes up.
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by tfe 16y ago
Is anyone else stunned at how thorough and complete the documentation and support materials are for this launch? I was blown away. Great job guys!
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by tfe 16y ago
It's because they need to keep a process running all the time to poll the queue for new jobs. So basically, they keep an instance of your app booted at all times for job processing (if I understand how DJ workers work). And that's pretty mu
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by tfe 17y ago
why?
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by tfe 17y ago
Implemented, thanks.