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HP discontinues WebOS devices
(osnews.com)
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The Internet is my religion (motivational)
(internetismyreligion.com)
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15y ago
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140 Simple Steps to Building a Successful Startup (humor)
(smartfaststartup.com)
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15y ago
I used it from v 5 on, then moved to FF when Opera's lack of plugins and compatibility probs. killed it for me. Then, I went chrome > FF with vimperator > back to opera. Opera is the best keyboard-shortcut-driven experience ever. Tr
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15y ago
I use the opera feed reader, it's fantastic. Much faster than greader to move around, works offline.
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Deep comparison Google+ vs Facebook
(pcworld.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I, as mostly everyone else, was not paying attention to Opera. I rely on shortcuts, so pentadactyl and FF seemed the only way to go. Well, I have to say Opera with vimperopera is better. The shift-arrow navigation is a killer feature. M2, t
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O'Reilly as a bigData company
(urbanhonking.com)
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15y ago
I just did this, but it tells me they cannot close the account because there's a transaction open. I bought a domain yesterday. This is with the German paypal, and a German bank, which are known to be the among the most retrograde and cumbe
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Silicon Allee: Berlin site with news and meetups for startups, in English
(siliconallee.com)
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urlwolf
15y ago
You could try 'task X start' and 'task X stop', this is what we use to see how long things take. but yes, no reporting...
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15y ago
The calendar in the screenshot is misleading; the power of this tool comes from: (1) being always available (who doesn't have a terminal open?) and (2) having a powerful command language. It's the only todo tool that I actually use. It remo
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15y ago
For those who prefer a language with namespaces (python) sublime editor is a good modern alternative.
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Komodo IDE adds collaboration a-la-gdocs. Good for remote pair programming
(activestate.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
You are right. I guess I needed to put it in writing to realize that these things are not normal. Even for a sales person who should 'always be negotiating'. This guy is out.
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16y ago
The question is whether all other people we interview will exhibit the same traits.
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Ask HN: effects of a sociopath on an early stage startup
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16y ago
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16y ago
Well, sabayon, the binary derivative, is stuck in the top 6 of distrowatch for a while. I don't think things are going downhill there. Competing with debian derivatives is no joke, considering that the tech skill required to adopt the distr
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16y ago
Sabayon, all the power of gentoo with sane defaults, rolling release, and more stable than Arch.
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16y ago
I do love cmus, but I can't find a way to understand how it deals with some tags. Some songs are not displaying using the titleformat string I have. No idea why. Maybe they are missing a field? Conflickting ID3.2 tags v.3 and v.4? No idea.
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The economist on how dating sites suck and what could be done
(economist.com)
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Best IT quotes in 2010
(internetnews.com)
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16y ago
Here's my .vimrc: https://github.com/quesada/dotfiles/blob/master/.vimrc The nice thing is that all the plugins are from the package manager; it takes me 2 min to get a working install. Sabayon is great.
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What's in the 882 patents Microsoft bought with Novell
(zdnet.com)
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16y ago
I wonder how many PhDs are doing startups. I sense it's a big chunk of 'other' (+1 from me).
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Ask HN: Best way to interface with China's startups and market?
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urlwolf
16y ago
Looks and feels good. However, it conflicts with vimperator, which is a no-go for me... I'm sure a workaround can be found. Good job.
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Adobe Relaunches 64 Bit Flash Player for Linux
(news.softpedia.com)
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NYT will stop printing newsparpers, date TBA
(mashable.com)
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16y ago
Well, trying to make linux more like OSX or win (which is what xfce, KDE and GNOME do) is bounded to fail. I think there are qualities on linux that are both unique and elegant, for example tiling window managers. This is where most researc
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