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by x0054 13y ago
For fuck sakes man, if you have any insight, share it instead of just pointing out that others are wrong in some obscure and nonspecific way. I bet you are full of shit and have no clue what you are talking about because you are yet to say
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by x0054 13y ago
This is exactly why I have such a love/hate relationship with BitTorrent Sync. I use it a lot, and it works so great, but I so wish it were open source.
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by x0054 13y ago
Solution: clean it once in a while :)
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by x0054 13y ago
I have seen full size ATX cases from Silverstone with passive cooling, where the entire case is machine out of aluminum and acts like an enormous heat sync. Have yet to find a good fanless power supply. The new Mac Pro supposed to be only 1
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by x0054 13y ago
Windows App or Linux App that just happens to use HTML5 interface, but is installed and runs locally is a Windows or Linux Platform App. A website is necessarily a "Web Platform." Otherwise, you would have to argue that Google or
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by x0054 13y ago
To me, a platform is how a user interacts with your app. An iOS user interacts with iOS apps, and Windows user with Windows apps. Web apps are to be used by web users, regardless of the OS their browser runs on. So, it's fair to say th
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by x0054 13y ago
I agree, Vim is nice to know. But to each his own, I like the Sublime Text style editors, and having something like it but in terminal sounds really cool to me. Wonder how it will support multiple cursors, have yet to try it.
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by x0054 13y ago
Just today, I was thinking to my self, my life isn't long enough to get fully comfortable with emacs or vi (and I am sure I am going to get hate mail for even saying that :)) So, it makes me happy to see a new, from the looks of it, po
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by x0054 13y ago
So you give up your email credentials to LinkedIn and in exchange you get a little widget that tells you the name of the person who is emailing you, the company they work for, their position in the company, and some contact information? Isn
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by x0054 13y ago
This was meant as a comment to vetinari.
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by x0054 13y ago
This is exactly why most malware out there targets iOS, and why so many botnets are comprised of iOS divides. Right?
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by x0054 13y ago
He should not have to drop his domain. Trademark law states that you can not use someone else's trademark if it would cause consumers to confuse your business for the trademark holder's business. I doubt FB would be able to prove
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by x0054 13y ago
Here is an interesting idea that I had reading this. As a startup, what if you were to create a simple computer language that looked different from most other computer languages, at least somewhat different. Alternatively, just use one of t
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by x0054 13y ago
I once read an article in 2010 that criticized people for saying that Apple and iOS of the 2000s is like the Microsoft and Windows of the 90s. The article pointed out that Apple IS the Apple of the 90s and Google with its Android platform w
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by x0054 13y ago
I think it would be interesting to see where people were born as well.
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by x0054 13y ago
Or google could do the far more logical thing and start making AndroidBooks. I use Android for my home entertainment system, and it works great with mouse and keyboard, attached to my TV which has resolution and aspect ratio similar to a la
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by x0054 13y ago
I'll give you BlackBoard! It's been almost 7 years since I graduated, and had to look at that mess, but my guess, it hasn't changed a bit.
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by x0054 13y ago
Or he could just take out of his pocket that other really snappy Internet terminal, music and Netflix player, game machine.... His smart phone.
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Show HN: Command line tool for mounting shares based on WiFi SSID for OSX(github.com)
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by x0054 13y ago
This is quite amazing. Could someone post a blog post on the details behind how this works. I am not a JavaScrip programer, and this looks like black magic to me at the moment.
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by x0054 13y ago
Add to that a 250GB SSD and drop the ram to 8GB (for fair comparison) and the price is $1,430. Similar MacBook Air is $1,550. So, for extra $120 you get better screen, much nicer touchpad, light up keyboard, an OPTION to run OSX, and way ni
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by x0054 13y ago
My argument is that you can not find a laptop with a nicer screen and keyboard, with good battery life, durable case, light frame, and amazingly fast HD for less money then an rMBP would cost you. And given that's its only $12/wee
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by x0054 13y ago
You can get a $2,500 MBP, work on it for 3 years, and resell it for $700 or so after. So, that's $1,800 for 3 years, or about $12/week. So the price is reasonable if its something you use to make money or use all the time. Plus, w
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by x0054 13y ago
Few months? How about "anAardvarkAndAHippoAreNeverFriends@" easy to remember and almost impossible to brake. Worst case, lets say that attacker actually knows that the password is 6 words with a special character at the end. Lets
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by x0054 13y ago
> At this time, we do not believe the attackers removed decrypted credit or debit card numbers from our systems That sentence also suggests that Adobe DOSE store decrypted credit or debit card numbers, but the hackers did not get to that
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by x0054 13y ago
Ok, it sounds to me like this is way, way, over blown. First, the DRM is NOT going to be built into the browser it self. It's basically a new name for a plug in system, nothing more. So, to everyone who thinks they can roll their own b
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by x0054 13y ago
I agree with the article but the title on HN is terrible, and needs to be changed. The article says that talking with, and reading to, your kids improves their verbal skills and makes them able to better process information. Who could argue
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by x0054 13y ago
Email is not like a letter, it's like a postcard, where the contents are clearly visible to anyone who ever handles it (including all the relay servers). Theoretically speaking your expectation of privacy in a FB message is probably hi
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by x0054 13y ago
I am just learning Objective C as well, and this is very helpful! Thanks!
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by x0054 13y ago
Wouldn't the revocation process be very simple? If some one has acquired your prints, just stop using touch ID? I mean, there are still 2 other authentication options on the iPhone.

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