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by proexploit 16y ago
I agree with others that this doesn't make sense to become a default. However, it doesn't mean that's your only option. http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/57563 looks like it might do the trick (although I haven't tried it). If not, it s
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by proexploit 16y ago
It's a good story but the title is wrong. He didn't keep the money, he was legally entitled to the money after the bank's mistake but returned it. Also, the story has 5+ pages. Great story though.
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by proexploit 16y ago
The motivated and hard-working will succeed.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I dropped out of college and it was a great decision for me. Every person is different. For some, college is great. For some, dropping out is great. I'd guess the choice that is better for you is related to your learning style. I'd never at
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by proexploit 16y ago
I would say there's not a lot of real, valuable sites on Flippa but they do come through. Sites of lower prices do have a better chance being legit but there's also a lot of worthless sites created just to sell. If you have a website with r
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by proexploit 16y ago
I started doing a series of blog posts on Design for Coders and only finished one before putting the other drafts off to the side. Live post is here: http://blog.minim.co/design-for-coders-less-is-more . Shoot me an email and I'll send you
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by proexploit 16y ago
Passion isn't the only motivator. There's a reason that you turn up at work every day and keep working. Perhaps you just need to figure out what motivates you and use that to move forward. This post itself seems to say you have things you w
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by proexploit 16y ago
I'm a huge fan of "Dina". Switched from Proggy.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I like your site. I really like your decision to quit school. I quit college after a single semester to freelance and haven't looked back. I'm not saying quitting school is good for everyone; but there's some people a university education j
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by proexploit 16y ago
Keep the room tidy. Think of it as business-only when you walk through the door. If it's within your means, use an entirely different computer to read HN, news sites etc (or LeechBlock). Hang a couple motivational quotes.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I agree with you. I've got what I need. My family still insists on gift-giving and I'm forced to make a list in an attempt to get something actually useful to me or helpful to someone else.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I could commit a bit of time to UI improvements. Is it on github?
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by proexploit 16y ago
I'm always available for anything that's gonna take less than an hour and seems fun. For longer stuff, I'm probably available too as long as it's something enjoyable and not busy work. More freedom for me = better results for you.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I've posted a couple topics before trying to get something like this going as I've had a lot of fun working with some other guys on HN. I don't know of a site like this but my thought is it's better done informally. Maybe a google group tha
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by proexploit 16y ago
That looks like a lot of the houses up by Dodge/Church/Brown streets Iowa City. Am I close? That'd be ~4 blocks from the closest UI building.
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by proexploit 16y ago
The Forrst community? Is that relevant and I'm missing something or you wrote this there and then copied it to HN?
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by proexploit 16y ago
There certainly is a lack of good free templates available. If you want to get in contact with me, I'll make a template to your specifications and release it GPL via github for everyone.
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by proexploit 16y ago
I'm not going to speak out for or against the use of smart drugs, but please note that although Adrafinil does metabolize to Modafinil and thus appears to be a legal (depending on your location) alternative, it can damage your liver and cau
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by proexploit 16y ago
And yet, I'm surprised by technological advancement every day. If you'd asked me several years ago if I thought we'd have artificial limbs controlled by thoughts, I'd have said it was far far away. It's a race between the statute of limitat
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by proexploit 16y ago
Just like attempting to formalize it may be a mistake, thinking HN might be too big is an equally limiting mistake. Ideally the pay-it-forward concept would encompass every individual globally and as such it has no upper limit. When in doub
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by proexploit 16y ago
Hadn't heard of Fridge before this article and I'm going to try it out. Everything seems to be working but it won't stop popping up the "Check your email to verify" alert (I already clicked/pasted the link a few times). That's going to get
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by proexploit 16y ago
I agree completely. Positive feedback has very little worth to me, more often then not. I'd love to sit down with the YC team and hear everything "negative/harsh" (aka useful/constructive) they could tell me about my startup.
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by proexploit 16y ago
He's got a really important point here: Lack of focus / effort is going to be your downfall if you're weak. Assuming you're a competent programmer, there's no shortage of clients willing to hire you as a contractor if you need the extra cas
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by proexploit 16y ago
I just joined Chargify Oct. 7th after the AppSumo bundle offered a $200 credit. 4 days later, they've raised their prices. I'm going to scrap the work I've done and go out of my way to use other services. The money isn't an issue. $99/month
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by proexploit 16y ago
I think it's inaccurate to say most designer's work process is to "just sit down and muck around with fonts, shapes, etc until they have something that fits the bill". Of course design is a process but all those "lovely theoretical things"
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by proexploit 16y ago
Simple explanation though: As a buyer, design contests are great. Plenty of ideas and you only pay if you see something you like. As a designer, design contests are awful. Most people don't get compensated for their time and it gives some p
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by proexploit 16y ago
Obviously you've already added it to your list, but just for feedback, this is the biggest thing I'm missing right now too (no cancel or close). The history is amazing and I'm not sure if you've got a limit on it but I did undo roughly 30 t
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by proexploit 16y ago
Wouldn't it be simpler to rate limit the toolbar? E.g. it will only try x requests/second? Then bots wouldn't emulate it because it wouldn't be able to provide a high enough rate to be really useful. Of course, that solution is so simple, I
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by proexploit 16y ago
A pretty standard process for drying out cell phones that get wet is to drop them in a bag of rice. Rice is a desiccant and will assist in the drying process. One source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06...
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Poll: Would you be more likely to purchase from an honest advertiser?
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