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zalew
14y ago
> She's a hero here in France and obviously in Poland. But here we call her with her full Polish(hers)-French(husband) name, not only the French part. a new bridge in Warsaw was recently named after her http://goo.gl/maps/Y1X5d
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zalew
14y ago
why there is 'reddit' in the title?
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zalew
14y ago
yes. also some platforms (mostly forums, less of blogs) allow editing of posts, so forum spammers sometimes post meaningless crap only to replace it later with spam.
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zalew
14y ago
Read More at Forbes http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyclay/2012/10/12/amazon-conf... and don't feed the blogspammer
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zalew
14y ago
not so cutting edge, inteligo has had it for like 10 years or sth.
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zalew
14y ago
tbh I got interested in the yeeloong some time ago but sadly I haven't seen a single usp besides free drivers. for that price tag it's just crap.
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zalew
14y ago
imo it's far from ideal. 1.5h battery? for 325E? it's a joke.
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zalew
14y ago
do you use the rms laptop of choice http://www.lemote.com/en/products/Notebook/2010/0310/112.htm... :)?
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zalew
14y ago
yeah while in travel, there's nothing better than pen and paper (notes, quides, maps). I can handle it to a vendor, cab driver or any bypasser and not worry that somebody will run with it or pass it to another person - you won't do that wit
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zalew
14y ago
there is no catch. their business model is not on repo count, but collaborators count. in other words, solo devs and very small teams can freeride, if you grow bigger you start paying. also, it's backed up by Atlassian.
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zalew
14y ago
that's an example of why I stick with Bitbucket and don't bother to switch to Github with my projects although it's so hyped. Bitbucket works great, gets the job done, their commit log beats up the gihub one, and they don't focus on impleme
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zalew
14y ago
> While trying to find balance amidst their complicated social network they discover that in the fast paced world of Silicon Valley success and failure can come and go with just a simple keystroke. oh the drama
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zalew
14y ago
> The purpose of this TV show is to sell advertising so it's just like most startups? zing!
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zalew
14y ago
yeah, but when you position yourself as a facebook killer from the start, you better kill facebook or you lose the hype and die.
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zalew
14y ago
guardian has a great app (at least on android), the text is super-readable, and it downloads stuff for offline usage, so I open it when I feel like it, and it's one news app where I can sincerely tell an app can gives a lot of added value i
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zalew
14y ago
> I'm not sure if my tolerance for snarky, dipshit comments like this has gone down lately, or if there are a lot more snarky dipshits on this site now. there are, I just spotted one.
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zalew
14y ago
> What about people setting up a server for the first time? How else are they supposed to learn? oh wow. well, I'm kind of old fashioned, but maybe they could start with learning basics of how the internet works, what is ssh, what the h
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zalew
14y ago
"On Windows, you’ll want to use putty [...] criminals often try to guess the root password using automated attacks that try many thousands of passwords in a very short time. This is a common attack that nearly all servers will face." yet an
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zalew
14y ago
a lot of people here praise bootstrap for giving more out of the box. frankly I'd rather the framework not decide for me about the look and feel, and IMHO it's easier to customize Zurb Foundation which is a bit more modest about the default
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zalew
14y ago
on HN every technology older than a week who isn't posted by very vocal 19 year old fans at least 4 times per day is 'dying'.
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zalew
14y ago
this guy on ubuntu trolled them well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSFRtPus3DQ
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zalew
14y ago
I have no idea what it is, but "Cross platform (Mac + Windows)" lacks '+linux'
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zalew
14y ago
wow, rly? I remember people slowing down to 130+10 the moment you crossed the german-dutch border. you got some crazy fines in there, don't you?
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zalew
14y ago
hey, nobody beats Polish newspapers http://wyborcza.pl/1,75410,6071889,Teraz_go_zarymuje.html check out the pagination
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zalew
14y ago
> if the cameras are there to prevent accidents cameras are to easily collect fines.
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zalew
14y ago
> For those unfamiliar with IRC a tech savvy community where there are people not knowing what irc is - I'm damn old...
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zalew
14y ago
Putting the idea of paid static blogging with git aside, I'd like to notice something about the pricing model: Flickr costs $20 per year, they provide advanced well-designed idiot-proof tools to manage and edit your unlimited hell a lot of
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zalew
14y ago
aka 'if your work is 90% complete, you are half way done'
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zalew
14y ago
I second that. and poor Aston, what did they do to him.
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zalew
14y ago
for a moment I thought http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_%28telecommunications
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