unreal37

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901.
by unreal37 12y ago
Broke it?
902.
by unreal37 12y ago
Y-Combinator companies have always had the ability to post jobs to Hacker News. 2 side-by-side may be rare but not unheard of.
903.
by unreal37 12y ago
He's tweeted that his lawyer fees run into "6 figures" so I guess most of the money has been spent.
904.
by unreal37 12y ago
Ah cool. The Starbucks in Shanghai didn't have wifi when I was there. Good to see it changing - slowly.
905.
by unreal37 12y ago
Hey, just like mainland China. I had my passport scanned in an internet cafe in Beijing.
906.
by unreal37 12y ago
And I wouldn't put it past the CIA to perform an extraordinary rendition since he can be easily plucked from a cafe in Bolivia. Harder to do one from Russia.
907.
by unreal37 12y ago
Coincidentally, I just posted my review of this course here: http://coursemania.com/google-adwords-a-step-by-step-guide-f...
908.
by unreal37 12y ago
Having recently sold some furniture on CL, the number one problem buyers said was "I want this but can you deliver?" Nobody has transportation for big furniture. It's a source of friction between buyers and sellers for sure.
909.
by unreal37 12y ago
I looked at your site briefly. Great idea, similar to patio11's Bingo Card Creator site. Are you doing any A/B testing at all? I think you should be able to ramp up your sales by being more active managers of the site, instead of
910.
by unreal37 12y ago
Thanks. Will check it out. Do you mind if I post a review to my coursemania site?
911.
by unreal37 12y ago
The article fails to mention the main reason food is shaped "inefficiently": serving size. Besides being cooked in the can (as egypturnash points out), a can of tuna contains two sandwiches of tuna. A jar of tomato sauce contains
912.
by unreal37 12y ago
I used the name "Unreal" as an internet handle before the game Unreal came out. First come, first serve - I guess I should have gone after them.
913.
by unreal37 12y ago
In Scotland, I can see that being a difficult case for McDonald's to win. But then in the U.S., they win a case against a guy trying to market "MacDimSum", as they claim consumers would be confused that its a McDonald's
914.
by unreal37 12y ago
You have to use the trademark "in interstate commerce"[1]. Simply registering a domain or a twitter account is not commerce and you get no protection until its used in commerce. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
915.
by unreal37 12y ago
It's ideal to get those, but for a good name it's not always required.
916.
by unreal37 12y ago
He said he began to impersonate them to try to gain some of their followers... That got him suspended. As someone who is involved in naming things for big companies sometimes, it's actually quite hard to find a name that isn't reg
917.
by unreal37 12y ago
Terms of service are a contractual agreement between a service and its users. There's no laws being broken, but it's breach of contract. Your legal counsel would know that I suspect.
918.
by unreal37 12y ago
Highly doubt it's millions. You have to upload a non-native format into Drive, modify the default security settings, and be linking to another HTTPS site and someone has to follow that link. AND the information in the original document
919.
by unreal37 12y ago
This "vulnerability" only affected HTTPS links, the article said.
920.
by unreal37 12y ago
Did you read the article?
921.
by unreal37 12y ago
Nice design, but I'm not sure I like the Y-meter myself. I don't like when websites/apps change to hide information or remove detail. My eyes already do a pretty good job discerning big numbers from small numbers. Now I have
922.
by unreal37 12y ago
Congrats to one of my favorite HN contributors. Hope you got something close to what you were asking. Now if I can only sell my 2 letter domain for that...
923.
by unreal37 12y ago
I'm not going to presume to know anything about you, but as soon as your system interfaces with human beings, your system needs to adapt to human nature. You can't say "there's no excusing it" and "cause of the
924.
by unreal37 12y ago
Not really. They rented you exclusively an antenna at their location, and you can use it to watch over the air TV. There was no rebroadcasting technically, which is how they hoped to get around the law.
925.
by unreal37 12y ago
Apologies for the side-track, but I once had a boss offer to give me "unlimited vacation days" as a colloquialism for firing me after complaining when he took away some vacation days company-wide. Good to see the phrase has evolve
926.
by unreal37 12y ago
It's not pedantic. Liberty is definitely one of those rights that isn't 100% clear. The law is sometimes unfair/rough when it comes to balancing the rights of the individual against the rights of the state to protect against
927.
by unreal37 12y ago
People guilty of crimes should be tried and prosecuted. Judges should impose the sentence, and for serious crimes that probably includes a jail sentence which is the ultimate restriction of movement. If that also includes restricting their
928.
by unreal37 12y ago
I mean it generally, high as in "people who can't control their behavior due to recent drug use". If you know someone who just ingested "a bunch" of LSD, should that person be on an airplane for 8 hours? Can they co
929.
by unreal37 12y ago
From the article it seems like the judge has said that the right to freedom includes the ability to travel out of the country or across country. It's just not reasonable to require some segment of the population (500-20,000 people) to
930.
by unreal37 12y ago
I might question that statement. Being a passenger on an airplane requires you to accept a certain amount of responsibility. A person unable to behave properly and/or refrain from harming others in some way (angry, drunk, high, insane,

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