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by yannk 13y ago
"This plan is only available for devices purchased from Wal-Mart or devices activated on T-Mobile.com" What is a device activated on t-mobile.com? And how do you select it?
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by yannk 13y ago
Well, I probably would, but not at its original price!
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by yannk 13y ago
Yeah, that's what I'm hoping too. But then it's a bit weird to keep it a surprise. If true, they would announce both at the same time. So my best guess is that they are behind for their display revamp, or it's a product
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by yannk 13y ago
That's funny, as far as I remember the keyboard on the model I had, was 'A B C D...' and not azerty as pictured in the above article. I'm sure a 'A B C D' keyboard lowered dramatically the barrier of entry for
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by yannk 13y ago
As a child, I spent hours on the minitel, (disconnected - I never got the permission to use it online as it was very expensive) just to type ascii art...
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by yannk 13y ago
yeah, agreed.
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by yannk 13y ago
I'm sorry you feel pressurized
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by yannk 13y ago
The last paragraph states: "How trustworthy are these results? The accumulated findings from several experiments help build a convincing case, but unfortunately the field study - which had the potential to provide the most persuasive e
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by yannk 13y ago
+1 to that. I miss the pens of my youth: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bic_Cristal They would sometimes fail, but I find they would leave just the right amount of ink on the paper while rolling smoothly on it.
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by yannk 13y ago
which is against the TOS as far as I can remember.
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by yannk 13y ago
"Whilst I believe strongly in Capistrano as a general purpose tool [...] I do think the future of software deployment is in small, containerised VMs and so-called PaaS, as what we're all doing right now has to end, some time.&quot
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by yannk 13y ago
I'm sure Melatonin is great, but it won't ever solve the "kids are waking up" problem.
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by yannk 13y ago
It's not competition for docker, more a complement to it. edit: see shykes reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6487080
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by yannk 13y ago
I think some of your points raise legitimate concerns. 5. is wrong though, out of curiosity I googled the site, and registered my bike -- and no payment was required. Where did you get the information that it would be paying? Is that after
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by yannk 13y ago
"And it’s not all about the money. “I worked on one acquisition where we had to fight over a startup bringing its pool table with them,” Brown recounts. “It was a big piece of their culture — all of their engineers would talk through t
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by yannk 13y ago
link: http://1079ishot.com/man-shaves-half-his-head-beard-for-dmv-...
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by yannk 13y ago
This document states: "HIPAA defines a covered entity as 1) a health care provider that conducts certain standard administrative and financial transactions in electronic form; 2) a health care clearinghouse; or 3) a health plan&quo
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by yannk 13y ago
According to: http://www.cms.gov/Regulations-and-Guidance/HIPAA-Administra... As long as you don't accept payments you should be fine... But talk to your laywer? (Yeah I know...)
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by yannk 13y ago
Every bored teenager I've met was absolutely respectful of signs and, authority in general...
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by yannk 13y ago
Why do you assume he'd want to prevent locals from visiting?
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by yannk 13y ago
ahaha, the job posting is a good find. We'll know if you are right if tomorrow a different add asking for "Total badass, Expert guru knowledge of Bind 9"
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by yannk 13y ago
You sure? Not in the bash versions (3 & 4) I'm using... In anycase, I'll stick to C-R since I know it works universally. And I depend on C-R quite a bit.
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by yannk 14y ago
Oh, according to the tweet, I thought the 15 min were the time when he took a dump.
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by yannk 14y ago
I have been using it for a small HTTP-IRC gateway with great success: https://github.com/yannk/parrot-bot
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by yannk 14y ago
tl;dr: I tried Go, but it wasn't like Ruby, so now I'm trying Scala.
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by yannk 14y ago
It pretty much describes every single spot under 101 in the city... 17th has become worse in the recent months/year
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by yannk 14y ago
France scores pretty poorly in terms of breast-friendliness. I have the feeling it comes a lot from formula-making companies capitalizing on feminist movements back then. The marketing terms are way more pervasive in France than in the US
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by yannk 14y ago
animosity toward drivers getting mad, maybe? @chrismealy never said all drivers were assholes. troll.
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by yannk 14y ago
Well, as a cyclist, slowing down is much more taxing to you than it is for a motorist. It seems the reasons for both group is different: motorists because obstacles just add up to their already rather unpredictable commute time. Cyclists, b
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by yannk 14y ago
First oddity that jumped on my face is: why 25? 24 seems to be a much better number.

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