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jonny_noog
16y ago
I suspect that as with any large enough organisation there is a spectrum of competence across their workers, raging from high to low. I obviously have no proof that there isn't some big conspiracy afoot, but given the choice to bet on consp
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jonny_noog
16y ago
Never attribute to conspiracy what can be explained by incompetence.
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jonny_noog
16y ago
I hear you. I just think that people (particularly if those people are also developers) would appreciate it if they actually heard from the IE developers a bit more. It doesn't have to be to degree where it's interfering with your actual
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16y ago
That would be right assuming passwords were always encrypted - and we know that unfortunately even some of the biggest sites have been bitten by not encrypting passwords in their database[1] - but that's not actually the case I was thinking
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jonny_noog
16y ago
I use pretty much the exact same system that you do and have done so for many years as well. Recently though, I'm starting to think I might try out the password management software route. I've haven't yet had a problem with any of my accoun
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16y ago
The value of what you're doing right here with your post shouldn't be overlooked. Just to know that you guys were around, listening and taking suggestions would have made a difference to my satisfaction with IE... were I still primarily a w
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16y ago
no 'target=' user preference so that external links could show up in another tab/window if so desired I have always seen a default option to open links in the same window as a small but definite signal that a site is more geared towards t
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16y ago
I just went to add the same link without realising it was already here, d'oh. It was also the first material I remember reading on form label placement and I found it to be a bit more enlightening (and better written) than the subject post
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16y ago
Looks cool. Will await its release with interest. There's no privacy information on your preview page. While I personally have faith that most people posting here on HN asking for feedback would not sell my email address to Russian gangster
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16y ago
I saw Moon and thought it was good too. I liked how it seemed to intentionally and quite successfully avoid every cliched direction the story could have taken. The only confusing bit is whether he was actually ever in the real world at all
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16y ago
I completely agree. I watched the movie thinking to myself every now and again "OK when's the full on mind fuck coming?" but it never really came, not for me anyway. Afterwards when I heard or read people talking about how confusing or hard
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16y ago
Perhaps your original intent would have been more immediately obvious if you had chosen a different animal that's also almost extinct, but not synonomous in people's minds with large size more so than the fact of their near extinction? Or w
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16y ago
@newsyc20 includes links to the story itself and the Hacker News comment page for that story. Sold! Not having links to the comments when following @newsycombinator always perturbed me.
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16y ago
I only got my first Mac about 12 months ago and I am really liking it. I too would be really sad if they leave OS X and it's traditionally associated hardware to languish. Oh well, I guess I could always go back to Linux or BSD for my prima
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16y ago
Cool. Thanks for the answer!
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16y ago
Please come to the video game industry :) There is always need of someone that knows MySQL, LAMP, etc. That's actually news to me... interesting. So there's still a lot of demand for web sites/apps created in support of games, or are thes
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jonny_noog
16y ago
My father was fond of doing cryptic cross word puzzles. He told me that sometimes there'd be a particular clue that he just couldn't wrap his head around, but if he slept on it, the answer would often pop into his mind the next morning.
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16y ago
Thanks, will do.
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16y ago
Yeah, you're not the only one, but we seem pretty few and far between.
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I'm often preferring silence these days, but when I do feel like tunes, I like stuff that's doesn't tear my attention away from what I'm doing. The Aphex Twin: Analogue Bubble Bath Analogue Bubble Bath 2 Analogue Bubble Bath 3 Ana
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16y ago
I can't claim to be an expert either, but for what it's worth I think you're pretty spot on there. In the realms of high fashion - along side the artistic considerations you describe - you're dealing primarily with the ideal of female beaut
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16y ago
Hypothesis: the typo "sl" is only common among left-handers. I shall have to add my vioce to the small left-handed chorus here and say that I too have never had an issue with the "sl" typo. In fact I cannot remember a single occasion wher
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That said I'd almost, almost, switched to using python/django and then I had a look at MVC and it did everything I needed. I had almost convinced one of my ASP.Net developer friends who was well fed up with web forms to jump ship to Ruby
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Net filter trials 'unlawful', claims engineer
(zdnet.com.au)
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Now consider politics. Suppose you've got a bunch of people with different kinds of opinions. It might be the case that, over time, the objective truth (when there is one) influences their opinions. Good analysis. How do your observations
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Usually at home, I see the little wifi symbol as it's hooking on to my router, but if I turn off wifi, your suspicion appears to be correct, I can see that it's on 2G at home. So yeah, that probably has a lot to do with the issue, thanks fo
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It's probably time I upgrade my speakers, I've had them for some time now. It's a Klipsch 2.1 set from about 3 years ago. I was under the impression that Klipsch was a reasonably good quality brand, but I guess they're missing these ferrite
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I have a 3GS and I find that I need to place it about a metre from my computer's speakers to avoid audible interference. All my previous phones have done this as well (last before the 3GS was a Sony Ericsson w800i), but they didn't need to
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I always assumed it was because WebMynd appears to fulfill this function and WebMynd - being YC funded - understandably gets preference over some other way that a similar function could be provided. I don't know any of this sure sure though
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Thanks. I try to use Power Point as little as possible, but I've noticed some font issues between Win and Mac versions of Word too. Not surprising I guess, but none the less annoying.
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