zalew

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931.
by zalew 14y ago
> spam, pandering, submission strategies, power users and all the other bullshit that comes with that territory. that's actually what bothers me more about current HN state than the 'harsh comments' everybody complains about. and one an
932.
by zalew 14y ago
How governments have tried to block Tor [28C3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwMr8Xl7JMQ
933.
by zalew 14y ago
AFAIK whole airline routes are determined only by business class demand, not couch (except discount airlines).
934.
by zalew 14y ago
it's about the captain (while there can be many pilots, the captain is one), he's in control of the aircraft and the last word is always his. Yet I've heard they can get orders to wait f.x. for premium clients.
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by zalew 14y ago
> I'm having the same problem with my cofounder. He refuses to work via phone calls--it has to be email only. he wants to have in written everything you say so he has stuff on you. in other words, he doesn't trust you. otherwise, a foll
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by zalew 14y ago
Ok, but I don't get these tutorials for the sake of writing a tutorial, with no specified target group. It's like I've written "comparing python vs ruby, getting dirty with dynamic languages" and started it with "a computer program is a set
937.
by zalew 14y ago
who is it written for? people who are to jump into slackware don't need an explanation 'what is linux', and the ones who need it will have no clue what to do after reading this post. btw http://hackerne.ws/item?id=4378972 from a few hours
938.
by zalew 14y ago
an OS comparison from 2009? a Linux distro comparison without even mentioning Debian? "similar aspect - KDE"?
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by zalew 14y ago
> if you have a large site its cached for every other page visit until you modify your own js (not that rare and uncommon) and it's back new and shiny again. from the cdn, it's just already there sitting in the browser's cache. > Is
940.
by zalew 14y ago
especially when it's trivial to implement <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.0/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> if (typeof jQuery == 'undefined') { document.
941.
by zalew 14y ago
> 73.4% of them don't use any CDN sad
942.
by zalew 14y ago
as someone from eastern europe, I'm always happy visiting countries/places where people are nice to customers by default, and I don't care if it's fake. I don't like being an accidental victim of pms when comming to buy a pack of cigs.
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by zalew 14y ago
remember all those ios-first apps android users had to wait months for? karma is a bitch. :)
944.
by zalew 14y ago
it's wifi only, so it would be useless anyway in most travels.
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CouchSurfing is rewriting the whole codebase and db schema(couchsurfing.org)
2 points by zalew 14y ago|0 comments
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by zalew 14y ago
if you care enough make a tutorial, you should care enough promote best practices, just sayin'. I ignored pep8 for a long time, until I noticed more and more whitespace mess in diffs. Following pep just makes work easier.
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by zalew 14y ago
> When there is nearly identical code, I like to make the spacing match up so it easier to compare them with each other. When you make a tutorial how to write better code in Python, you should follow, you know, Python conventions how to
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by zalew 14y ago
is there a way to check which of the 'successful' were actually built, not only backed?
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Iran Plans To Stop Using The Internet By 2013(businessinsider.com)
4 points by zalew 14y ago|0 comments
950.
by zalew 14y ago
from the internet-themed, I prefer this one http://www.collegehumor.com/video/2563451/internet-commenter...
951.
by zalew 14y ago
I bet these dudes were there http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6507690/hardly-working-sta...
952.
by zalew 14y ago
try TMDB http://www.themoviedb.org/
953.
by zalew 14y ago
yep, same here
954.
by zalew 14y ago
if by 'Here in Europe' you mean 'here in Germany' then yeah, in Germany cards are unpopular among small business, but here in Poland they are quite common. There is often a minimum ammount in private grocery stores, but you can pay in every
955.
by zalew 14y ago
it's a popular convention among the node community https://gist.github.com/357981 and yeah, I was also surprised when I saw it for the first time :)
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All airline luggage regulations(airline-luggage-regulations.com)
1 points by zalew 14y ago|0 comments
957.
by zalew 14y ago
This service is called a 'nightly drop box' or sth, I suppose it's useful f.ex. for for grocery/liquor store owners, I believe a successful branch or two can easily make 6 figures income in a day. This one was actually 7 figures (1m EUR ~~4
958.
by zalew 14y ago
so if someone wants access to all your passwords, he just needs to compromise your dropbox.
959.
by zalew 14y ago
Heh, a check in 1995 you say. Ok, hear this. This year 2 guys here in Warsaw put a bag full of newspaper into a cash deposit and walked away with 1.5 million Euro on their account. By 'their' account I mean an account set up on a fake or so
960.
by zalew 14y ago
I am unavailable this month, so for the moment my rate for new clients is one billion euro per hour.

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