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Niwa: The world’s first smartphone-controlled growing system(kickstarter.com)
4 points by thomseddon 12y ago|0 comments
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Complete Word Tree of Obama's 2013 Inauguration Speech(jasondavies.com)
3 points by thomseddon 12y ago|0 comments
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by thomseddon 12y ago
Does anyone have a link to repo in which it's being developed?
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by thomseddon 13y ago
This is just rawgithub.com on a new URL right? I suppose they changed when github stopped using the raw.github.com host, so although this makes it a little more generic, it's lost the biggest usability advantage it had in that you coul
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Node 0.8.x and 0.10.2+ Not Vulnerable to Heartbleed Issue(github.com)
4 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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Python Bitcoin address generator in shape of Bitcoin logo(preshing.com)
11 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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by thomseddon 13y ago
I think it is supposed to be ready: https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10101322049893211?stream...
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Is is just me for whom this site is completely broken?
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Mozilla and I(archiville.org)
33 points by thomseddon 13y ago|59 comments
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by thomseddon 13y ago
To anyone with experience with a H1-B: How closely related does your degree have to be? I get the impression this is a relatively grey area - I have a BEng in Civil Engineering, in my opinion it's somewhat related, I just wondered if t
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by thomseddon 13y ago
:)
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by thomseddon 13y ago
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Apple issues fix to reported OS X security hole(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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Weird. MtGox, seemingly dead, has an intriguing line of source code... (twitter.com)
3 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cronstring – parse human readable strings into cron times(thomseddon.github.io)
2 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Well clearly you wouldn't keep your keys in s3, if you were to keep them on an ec2 instance, for example, as long as you had proper SSH access configured even with AWS account access the servers would still be secure. That then makes
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by thomseddon 13y ago
I suppose it's OK for some use cases but realistically it doesn't provide a whole lot of security. Doing this only really protects you if someone steals the physical disks from inside AWS, whilst this is a legitimate risk it seems
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Here's another one for you: distribute your s3 paths/names Because of the way s3 is designed, the place files are stored on the physical infrastructure is dependant on the prefix of the key name. I'm not exactly sure how much
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Not sure if it's just me but I find this video remarkably uninspiring. It just seems to lack real content? Now I'm more than willing to accept that I'm not the exact target for this video, and that the subject matter of the f
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AWS S3 Pricing lowered up to 22% from 1st Feb(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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by thomseddon 13y ago
When I was in the process of creating a similar service specially for students I did a lot of research into their freemium model....The findings were pretty clear: the most reliable source puts their conversion at around 4% and and with ap
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Way ahead of you: Formula E ( http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIA_Formula_E_Championship ) 2014-15 will be the inaugural season
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by thomseddon 13y ago
I agree however my suspicion is that it has still been used.
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Question: on what visa do most non US citizens attend YC? My understating is that a B1/2 would not be compatible with the nature of the work, E1's take around 6 months and require around $100,000 per founder and H1B's are lik
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Tech Britain relaunches, now tracking over 7000 entities and 53 organic clusters(techbritain.com)
1 points by thomseddon 13y ago|0 comments
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Thanks for the comment. I truly care about what you think.
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Snowden currently winning: http://hn-poll-rank.herokuapp.com/rank?post=6801294
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by thomseddon 13y ago
I've always known him as Wally, it looks like "Waldo" is an american thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where's_Wally
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by thomseddon 13y ago
Now what I would REALLY pay for, and what I thought/hoped was, is stickers had location tracking so I could find them with my phone, i'd put them on my keys, wallet everything. I think THAT, packaged into an very easy service, cou
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by thomseddon 13y ago
I would really love to see a convergence of such binary formats, I hate that choosing between Google's Protocol Buffers, Apache (Facebook) Thrift etc. forces you down a very specific path of non-interoperable libraries. I would like to

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