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thrush
13y ago
There are sites that allow you to add 2FA to practically any site. Okta for example has this feature.
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13y ago
How does the profit hierarchy work in a mall? Do the owners of the real estate see a larger margin than they would if owning an aggregate of locations outside of the mall?
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thrush
13y ago
Nice. So how can we recreate the gathering place in an era where the mall as a shopping center is no longer necessary or successful?
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The Radical Power of Classic Comedies
(newyorker.com)
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13y ago
What do malls offer that regular shops do not (besides lots of stores being located closely together, but thanks to Yelp and local transportation, that doesn't seem like too big of a benefit). UPDATE: So I am from NYC, and I have lived
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13y ago
Made a handle: mistersanfrancisco Honestly, don't really understand the use case here. What is the benefit that something like HN doesn't already provide? Everyone on HN knows my handle is thrush, so can comment at me, or dm me us
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Vanishing Planes Mapped Since 1948
(bloomberg.com)
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13y ago
Maybe what this prototypical child needs is assistance with social skills, fitness, anxiety, etc. (the problems that we so frequently hear the smart ones struggle with).
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Lookout, Raising the Bar for Privacy Policies
(blog.lookout.com)
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13y ago
Considering that so many software companies use Github for version control, and have it tied into their deployment workflow, it might make sense for Company A (not dependent on Github) to DOS in order to hurt Company B (dependent on Github)
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Live Snowden Interview
(theverge.com)
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13y ago
NY has recently taken up arms to make itself a more attractive destination for businesses and entrepreneurs. One of the largest strides that has been made aligns with this link, and is a marketing strategy that makes NY seem more startup fr
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13y ago
I guess it could be helpful knowing if it's a good-hearted civilian versus a tech savy mafioso.
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13y ago
Not sure I'm surprised a16z isn't on here, but one thing that is for certain is that this list is going to greatly fluctuate over the next few years.
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Athletic Software Engineering Education
(philipmjohnson.org)
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13y ago
Legitimate companies are definitely susceptible to being taxed as they are supposed to report certain parts of their financials. The average consumer will likely be affected by this tax by an increase in the BTC prices they are paying for g
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13y ago
Great! Let's do the same thing for Browser Plugins now :)
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Cultural Faux Paus When Working at a Startup
(quora.com)
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thrush
13y ago
Another interesting metric would be cost per user minute (would probably need to be normalized over a time period like day, week, month, or year, or quarter).
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Ask HN: How will Comcast provide better service for Netflix content?
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13y ago
Has ATT/Comcast cut deals like this before? This really seems like something out of Sopranos/House of Cards.
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What would happen if everyone globally had uncensored access to the Internet?
(quora.com)
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13y ago
You're treating the effect as the cause. Many young people don't have these obligations because they don't know what they are going to do with their lives and families, mortgages, car loans, etc. are the real risk. It seems t
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13y ago
Perhaps you're right, but it is not the rule. Benjamin Franklin took risks and made positive contributions throughout his entire life.
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I guess he meant "they reported it first, instead of any other major US news outlet" This is exactly what I meant. In hindsight, I hadn't checked other news outlets (it's clearly evident that they had already rep
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How to rip a DVD to your computer
(lifehacker.com)
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13y ago
Anyone else think this is weird being reported by the BBC?
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Ask HN: How often does Hacker News Discussion (Chrome Extension) update?
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It seems like you simply ping the relevant site to see if it is alive. You could do this for all sites and see which are alive or dead, but that's a lot of work and information. Assuming that people check websites that are not loading
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Netflix now receives preferential network treatment from Comcast
(nytimes.com)
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