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If you love taking pictures get a DSLR + Tripod.
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I am sure. But my watermark software has mostly Windows users.
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Why are all app screenshots taken on Mac/Safari?
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Is it Security that People Love or something that "Security People" Love? A comma somewhere would help.
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//i can't see how a woman could find it offensive // Feminism won't be required the day men understand why a woman would find it offensive. Imagine being a man in a room full of women in a society ruled over by
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Don't blame the building developers, Tata who own Jaguar might be using parts from Nano in Jaguar :)
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In my opinion a great developer is the one who finds a solution to a problem. It doesn't matter which technology he/she uses. If your organization is already using some tech then you expect the developer to use the same tech so yo
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13y ago
Oh people people apply for a work Visa to India? And India denies it?? I am surprised! Ok sarcasm apart, I didn't think getting a work Visa to India would be so difficult but yes the bureaucracy is strangling. I had to visit the Passpo
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I doubt this. If Forex comes in India, Rupee should appreciate. No matter whether it comes through legitimate banking routes or illegal laundering, if $ is brought in Rupee should appreciate and vice versa. Also I doubt the money being brou
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I am starting with a new photography workflow tool
(blog.photonomr.com)
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The court did hold the agreement valid when the bank sued him, so the bank will have to pay up as per the terms of the contract.
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me too! :P
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Zynga will do better to actually make better games that someone will play than going after small app developers over flimsy reasons. Oh and they can't own the phrase "... with friends"!
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Show HN: Online image resizing and cropping app
(imageresize.org)
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There's one catch - there are prepaid servers. You need to pay for 3, 6 or 12 months in advance.
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Hetzner DOES ask for the same kind of documentation. I am in India and they asked me to send id and address proof when I signed up with them, which I did. And they don't charge me VAT.
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13y ago
People don't use AWS because it's cheap. People use it because its scalable. You can deploy hundreds of new servers in minutes literally to meet any demand. You pay for that flexibility.
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13y ago
She says "I have never found a more compelling story of our origins than the ones that involve God." A fact remains fact whether you find it compelling or not.
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The problem with Bitcoin
(yash.info)
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Yahoo it seems is acquiring a startup a day. Are they going to buy entire Internet?
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There is never too late to get into programming. It's a wonderful field that welcomes anyone and everyone with open arms. :) Don't worry about degrees or anything. Just get your hands dirty and you surely don't need to quit y
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OK am I the only one who thinks this question is on the same lines as hose brainteasers from Google and Microsoft like why are manholes covers round, or how many crows are there in Manhattan? Honestly, can anyone tell me exactly in what kin
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Now, zendesk doesn't own the word zen do they? Does this mean anyone in the world now can not use the word zen anywhere in the name if they are in the SaaS business? I believe they also had a problem with a company named FreshDesk whic
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This is brilliant! Has anybody created an online version of this?
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May be because wsj is playing smart here. When go to the article for the first time they are putting a cookie on your browser, so even when you visit through a search engine it is still able to detect you as a previous visitor and showing y
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Dell Inspiron 15R - i3, 4GB RAM, 500 HDD + Win 8. Tried using a second monitor a while ago, didn't find any use for it.
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Ah perils of storing important documents on a free service. It's good only as long as it lasts. And since you are not a customer for the service, expecting them to do do anything to bring it back is too much to ask for.
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Well, that why's it says "IF" they hired carpenters the way we hire programmers... The key word here is IF. It shows how nit picky one can be while choosing programmers.
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Yes of course I meant per user salt. And if I store a 64 char string it will be very difficult for an attacker to figure out MD5 was used. And since the string that I MD5ed is 64 chars in length (32 of original MD5 + 32 of salt) it should m
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How about this - User's password is a single letter "a". I MD5 it and get a 32 char string, now I append a GUID as salt - another 32 chars - and I MD5 that 64 char string again and store it. How difficult would it be to crack it? If the cra
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