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by uses 12y ago
I don't understand this quote and was wondering if you could link to the context?
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by uses 12y ago
Is this post an ad? Because if so, it's like the most obvious one I've ever seen on HN.
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by uses 12y ago
I'm not sure what I expected from comments on Wired, but that is pretty amazing that all the most highly-upvoted comments are calling Glass users "glassholes", pedophiles, and encouraging violence against them and/or the
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by uses 12y ago
Yeah, there is no way I'd trust Google with something as important as domains. At this point they create and destroy products on a whim. They have 900 products so who cares if a million users get pissed. Like Google Play Music All Acc
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by uses 12y ago
In this case, both projects appear to have been produced by Socrata.
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by uses 12y ago
Yeah I have "click to play plugins" enabled on chrome and didn't see it until I saw these comments, and manually enabled plugins.
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by uses 12y ago
The community-organized PSR-2 standard [1], used by every major framework and open-source package, states: > Code MUST use 4 spaces for indenting, not tabs [1] http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/
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by uses 12y ago
Something about this site just kills both Firefox and Chrome on my Windows 7 computer: everything becomes choppy and laggy, even outside the browser. On both browsers, things return to normal when I close the tab. Task Manager shows no unu
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by uses 12y ago
Shouldn't they have their own $200M by now? No but seriously. Oh. http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=pinterest
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by uses 12y ago
Looks nice, really like the left sidebar. Since this site only works with a 5 sources at the moment, it could tell me a bit deeper info about the links it's getting, besides the title. 4 of 5 sources (exception being sidebar.io) featur
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by uses 13y ago
This is a film which, if you watch it all the way through and don't let your brain argue with what you're seeing, will help you think about the earth and what people are and what they're trying to do, and other things that ar
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by uses 13y ago
man is short for manual. bro can be short for brochure. Which kind of makes sense anyway.
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by uses 13y ago
Same here. I didn't know OS X had disk encryption. And I went ahead and enabled encryption on my Nexus 4 as well.
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by uses 13y ago
You have to tap the "now playing tray", then there is a circular progress bar which you must track your finger around. It's incredibly easy to move from 99% to 1%...especially problematic when the circle turns into a volume
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by uses 13y ago
That's a bummer. I thought WePay was trying to be something like a more modern version of PayPal's "add to cart" and "donate" buttons, with additional API features for more advanced setups. So what's a go
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by uses 13y ago
From that perspective, less.js is kind of a post processor.
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by uses 13y ago
> if you have a security requirement, use full disk encryption By this do you mean something along the lines of "if you have something worth protecting, do it the right way / all the way"? Interesting phrase.
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by uses 13y ago
I think we'll see a lot more of this type of software in the near future. It's easier and cheaper than ever to automate the setup of servers. Imagine being able to click a few buttons, in something like the webmin of yore, and su
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by uses 13y ago
None of the linked reviews [0] are still up, and all but one of the review sites themselves are gone. [0] http://www.microsoft.com/games/monster/reviews.htm
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by uses 13y ago
God this makes me want to cry, it's so beautiful, and I'm not being sarcastic. Seems like snark and chuckling and inside jokes is all we ever see. You made something that could turn someone's day around, or more. Wonderful
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by uses 13y ago
Very cool. I did a similar thing a while back using the IMDB data files. It has a few views. Director ranking http://godsofluxury.com:5001/ Director detail http://godsofluxury.com:5001/person/263239
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by uses 13y ago
You could use something like this to hide secrets 5 levels of zoom deep - steganography. Someone could always export it and use tools to find your secret, but they'd have to know it existed first.
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by uses 13y ago
Judging by how often this meme gets upvoted on HN, a lot of entrepreneurial-minded people are thinking about it. My initial reaction, conditioned by years of reading startup news - and it's probably the same reaction many of us have to
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by uses 13y ago
You can copy/paste the passwords out of the LastPass app.
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by uses 13y ago
It's a really unfortunate naming convention. "Responsive" is a perfectly good, versatile English word that I can no longer use in the context of websites. Maybe "flexible design" would've been better. Or some
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by uses 13y ago
At some point you'll be able to pick up your friend's phone or tablet, touch it, and without entering usernames, emails, or passwords, have access to all your "stuff", including the same homescreen / desktop as your
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by uses 13y ago
Adminer is a huge upgrade from phpMyAdmin. The "single file" feature makes installation and updating easy, but the features and usability improvements over phpMyAdmin seal the deal. It basically fixes every annoyance of phpMyAdmin
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by uses 13y ago
I'd like to see a "docker for web developers" post / guide. I want to know how to write a dockerfile (?) that I can run a command against, and have a dev environment materialize. Something I can track in source control
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by uses 13y ago
Isn't there some way to install Sublime Text 3 and have all my ST2 plugins and projects just work?
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by uses 13y ago
Make it a publicly visible badge so we know how serious account holders are about their security.

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