httpitis

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by httpitis 9y ago
I don't use it myself, but could the technology behind the tor network [1] (or the product itself) be used to counter this? 1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
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by httpitis 10y ago
My stomach protested after being feed copious amounts of coffee during the late 90's. Since then I only drink coffee involuntarily (like if someone already made me a cup before asking so I sip just out of courtesy). Today I stick to dr
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by httpitis 10y ago
And then again, if people need to write c/o they could actually write... c/o.
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Ask HN: How to Find the Best Info on Cancer Prevention?
13 points by httpitis 11y ago|3 comments
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by httpitis 13y ago
> how to deal with the burden of this Maybe I don't understand your situation well enought but is this really what you want to do? I got interested in software development when I was 13 years old. Since then I''ve done software devlopom
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by httpitis 14y ago
>Making life good for 100% of the people is an incredibly hard problem to solve. The 90's problem in Sweden started with politicians believing that this was a solvable problem. It's actually counter productive for the population having
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Windows 8 RTM(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by httpitis 14y ago|0 comments
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by httpitis 14y ago
Try this: Sit in a relaxing posture. As you inhale, think "1". Exhale and think "2". Inhale and think "3" and so on up to "10". Then start over. In the beginning you will often end up counting 11, 12, 13, 14 and then realize you counted to
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by httpitis 14y ago
I'm impressed by your vast experience with different languages! I'm also curious to learn why one language contrasted with another language have no necessary relationship to how speakers of each language think. The authors post seem to prov
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by httpitis 14y ago
Well said. Upvote on me, Sir.
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by httpitis 14y ago
Sorry man, it makes me sad to hear about your store. Hope everything works out for you. Edit: hear about your story
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by httpitis 14y ago
Found your post during a search for another post about favorite programming languages. I read another post suggesting going to the local library to work a couple of hours. I've contemplated this but never got around to it yet. I wish you th
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by httpitis 15y ago
Supporting Wayland?
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State of desktop Linux
1 points by httpitis 15y ago|0 comments
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by httpitis 15y ago
Being able to follow what you type using the display instead of having to watch the keyboard instills a certain calmness. It's actually not so much about typing speed, more about adopting a less tiresome work process.
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by httpitis 15y ago
A tad surprised to see Scott use an iPhone. C'mon Scott, give Nokia a call, I'm sure they'll be happy to give you a nice 800. Or, maybe a 900 even? :)
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by httpitis 15y ago
Read somewhere that you should be doing the work you find funny/rewarding/explorative instead of the boring work.
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by httpitis 15y ago
...or "buy off-the-shelf solutions" as brc suggested?
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by httpitis 15y ago
thanx for the laugh, made my day!
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by httpitis 15y ago
Why would anyone even begin to think about developing this sort of thing?
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by httpitis 15y ago
What would make Google release the source?
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by httpitis 15y ago
Installed the beta2 the other day. Built the usual hello world app so can't tell much about building larger apps. What I can say is I find the IDE and Emulator really snappy. Visual design is really smooth, much better imo than for example
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by httpitis 15y ago
I have several projects atm and feel a bit stressed. In my experience, laughter will help in these situations and reading about Joe's first experience with IE really made my day: Joe: “I don’t know what anything means.” (Joe reads the text
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by httpitis 15y ago
To me, the article comes across as a request to the linux community for solving the linux desktop problem. In other words, when given a viable chioce, the author wants linux on his desktop. The author's complaints seems confirmed when looki
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by httpitis 15y ago
oh man, thursday evening, a couple of glasses of wine, and here I thought I was the grammar nazi :)
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by httpitis 15y ago
...my co-workers using windows ftfy.
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by httpitis 15y ago
Anyone opposed to supporting windows can go on their merry way using linux/osx. Don't forget the potential for creation of new modules (and possibly the evolution of nodejs itself) from the massive legion of windows developers out there.
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by httpitis 15y ago
Been full time remote for 10 years. So true, and I second your questioning as to why onsite is so important to many ppl.
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by httpitis 15y ago
Adapting nodejs for windows probably means less required work if it is done now rather than later.
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by httpitis 15y ago
Guess it's a matter of different levels of empathy. ...and also, how do you feel about firing ppl?

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