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by there 15y ago
because part of that site talks about compatibility with different devices. the phone on the left is a nexus s, which has the (now) older style of dedicated hardware buttons. the nexus prime on the right is apparently what newer devices ar
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by there 15y ago
when i worked on a voip pbx product, we used an http api from targusinfo for looking up caller id names to cache and pass to end users. http://targusinfo.com/industries/dsp/identification/
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by there 15y ago
I wonder if it actually productive to have a bunch of people who don't understand the bill or its risks and/or benefits showing up to just regurgitate what they read on the internet. senators and congresspersons probably don't understand
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EFF Demands Withdrawal of Bogus Time Zone Database Lawsuit(eff.org)
6 points by there 15y ago|0 comments
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by there 15y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3252502
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by there 15y ago
i don't think his intention is to move content, but rather just to make that content more easily accessible and visible to mobile users. the problem with mobile websites is that they have to compete with the app store. if an iphone user wa
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by there 15y ago
i've also been using a jerker for over 10 years now, with the last few in stand-up mode: http://www.flickr.com/photos/symmetricalism/5488994391/ they really are great desks and are very configurable.
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by there 15y ago
i'm curious why people go through all of this work to hack ichat instead of just using adium.
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by there 15y ago
how about using http://hntrades.com/
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by there 15y ago
unless they're in mobile form, in which case dhh likes windows[0] and hates linux[1]. 0. https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/154998105379573760 1. https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/150677158078070784
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Kevin Mitnick's secret weapon for avoiding jail(news.cnet.com)
1 points by there 15y ago|0 comments
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by there 15y ago
there are at least a few big companies already doing virtualization with android to separate business and personal modes so that corporate email and other apps can be quarantined off with a secure password, leaving personal email and games
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by there 15y ago
If I were Google's team I would kill this just because it looks very bad for Google. killing it would probably look even worse, as google would be attacked for censorship. also, the site in question comes up first on bing, yahoo, and duck
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by there 15y ago
Sooner or later I think a RESTful HTTP or SPDY API will replace IMAP, and (for client-server comms at least) SMTP. "replace" is a strong word. IMAP (version 4 that most things use these days) has not replaced POP3, but is a much-improved
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by there 15y ago
reddit makes me hate teenagers; this story has nothing to do with atheism.
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Never create Ruby strings longer than 23 characters(patshaughnessy.net)
357 points by there 15y ago|109 comments
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by there 15y ago
so basically, people are getting dumber and lazier. writing a thoughtful weblog post took too much time and effort, so twitter dumbed it down to 140 characters. that is apparently still too much effort, so pinterest wants to enable people
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by there 15y ago
what a stupid suggestion. emails have subjects for a reason - they summarize the email for the recipient. if you are constantly using email for such short communications, you should probably be using some other medium like jabber. or if
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A Gross Miscarriage of Justice in Computer Chess(chessbase.com)
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by there 15y ago
wasn't the whole appeal of the transformer prime that it could be turned into a laptop with the keyboard dock?
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by there 15y ago
Google did this on the Chromebooks the production chromebooks by samsung and acer have a developer switch to allow running custom builds of chromeos, but not the bios-write toggle that the google cr48 had. the cr48 allowed flashing a cus
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by there 15y ago
you must be thinking of the original filevault that encrypted each user's home directory separately. filevault 2 in lion is true full-disk encryption, and the passphrase must be entered at boot. once it is decrypted, no application should
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Galaxy Nexus Power Analysis: Why chargers can't keep up with navigation(reddit.com)
119 points by there 15y ago|64 comments
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by there 15y ago
i understand the excuse that people put up with facebook's flaws because so many of their friends are on it, but why are all of these early adopters putting up with google+? there is not a strong network effect going on there yet, there are
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by there 15y ago
transferring registrars does not change dns server information, so unless a domain is using godaddy's dns servers, nothing would get updated in the gtld zone when a domain transfers. you would need access to the whois data.
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Twitter open sourcing products from its acquisition of WhisperSystems(dev.twitter.com)
3 points by there 15y ago|2 comments
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by there 15y ago
i'm pretty sure google's custom search provides income from ads clicked through it. https://www.google.com/cse/
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Postcards from the post-XSS world(lcamtuf.coredump.cx)
3 points by there 15y ago|0 comments
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by there 15y ago
it's not a gui but i think you're looking for ssh-copy-id
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by there 15y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3370347

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