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781.
by what 16y ago
But it won't have the mouse overs that gives you little factlets? Does anyone know where Bing gets the images and facts for the mouse overs? Is it someone's job to put those together?
782.
by what 16y ago
Let's not forget about magazine apps either. There was a recent submission about Wired's app being 500MB for one issue. If all of the magazine apps end up being the same size, you could only get 4 mags per month and nothing else.
783.
by what 16y ago
OK 9 is just dumb. Opened the image in vim.
784.
by what 16y ago
I guess 8 killed my brain. Figured it has something to do with the image, but I'm stumped.
785.
by what 16y ago
Stuck on 9. Think I'll stop before I lose my whole day.
786.
by what 16y ago
You don't need to figure them all out. I was able to guess based on parts. Like I have no clue what the hand is supposed to be or that mountain looking thingy.
787.
by what 16y ago
If your answer takes you to a different page, then you've done it.
788.
by what 16y ago
Yeah, I don't recognize a bunch of the images in 8. Bleh. ...Ok, I give up. Nevermind, got it.
789.
by what 16y ago
heh, over thinking
790.
by what 16y ago
Me too. Tried base64 decoding the viewstate value, looked like garbage to me. Also tried changing the stuff in formbox to inputs, no luck. Anyone get passed step 2?
791.
by what 16y ago
I was thinking more that the people actually concerned with their privacy might not want to submit their name and email address on some random site. So the the number of pledges could under represent the people that actually want to quit (o
792.
by what 16y ago
This is silly, they have no idea how many people actually quit. Not that I think many people quit anyways.
793.
by what 16y ago
http://www.ascap.com/weblicense/ and http://bmi.com/licensing/website/ or negotiate with the labels? I think.
794.
by what 16y ago
I'd be more interested to hear about what they're actually working on. Judging by their twitter stream the only thing they've actually done is redesign their web site. 200k well spent.
795.
by what 16y ago
They could do something similar to the Transit Program. Let him submit a feed for inclusion in google maps. http://maps.google.com/help/maps/transit/partners/
796.
by what 16y ago
The 2.5% actually applies to currency conversion. So as long as your PayPal account currency is the same as the currency that you charge in there should be no conversion? While we're talking about PayPal, if you want to do small transaction
797.
by what 16y ago
I can't find it now, but amidst the 3.3.1 kerfuffle someone blogged about what the iCar would be like. Here's what I remember from it: If Apple made cars: * You'd only be able to drive them on Apple-certified roads * The cupholder wou
798.
by what 16y ago
Didn't bother reading this one. Looked at the one from two days ago, saw double click ad planner and made assumption. You know what they say about assumptions.
799.
by what 16y ago
Isn't it based on the ads they serve? Was also posted two days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1386244
800.
by what 16y ago
I was looking for that. Business make boatloads from unused, expired gift cards.
801.
by what 16y ago
I hope people don't start holding off on their submissions for the "optimal" time. I'll have to find a different way to procrastinate in the mornings.
802.
by what 16y ago
More on piracy from the same author: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1389499
803.
by what 16y ago
They might still consider it "wasteful" since the same number of cups would be thrown away. But I believe they can be made with the waste products from the processing of corn or sugarcane that already happens.
804.
by what 16y ago
Are you talking about PLA and the like? It's pretty much a biodegradable/compostable plastic made from corn starch or sugarcane. I've seen utensils made from it in some cafeterias. But they can make lots of things with it, here they make co
805.
by what 16y ago
Yeah seems that way, I just saw two comments with the same number of points but significantly different posting times and they have the same color. Thought time might be factored in too, like HN does points/(time since submitted)^2. Also no
806.
by what 16y ago
Screenshot doesn't really tell me how it calculates hotness. HN already uses some form of hotness based on points/time, but this uses a different formula I think.
807.
by what 16y ago
How do you work out what's hot, if you don't mind me asking? Something based on the points, comments and time I'm guessing?
808.
by what 16y ago
I've only ever used delicious in the past. Now I either open a ton of tabs or just bookmark them. Not very practical but I only use the one computer and never turn it off. There's a Read it Later extension for Firefox that, when it's enable
809.
by what 16y ago
Is this ever ridiculous. She made the choice to follow the directions. Once she noticed it was a highway with no sidewalk, why would she keep walking?!
810.
by what 16y ago
Nope. It's come up a few times recently though. Guess you're stuck using one of the bazillion link saving services.

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