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rufibarbatus
14y ago
.cat is registered by Catalan organisation puntCAT. According to Wikipedia, its intended use is to promote the Catalan language and culture, these pages notwithstanding: http://nyan.cat/ http://lol.cat/ http://crypto.cat/ (hey, at lea
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14y ago
Looks like FJ's been excluded from the Internet Archive. Is there a trustworthy caching authority, you know, for this kind of situation?
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14y ago
Microsoft is a behemoth of a company with presumably layers of bureaucratic and historical debris all over the place. Short of a very profound, top-down remodelling of the company, it's actually refreshing to see that new voices are popping
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rufibarbatus
14y ago
But also IE/Windows. And at the bottom of the article, there are links for additional resources in Windows and UNIX-like flavours.
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14y ago
It's a shame this comment got downvoted. Be it serious or tongue-in-cheek, it was very enlightening.
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14y ago
The way you phrased your comment can only lead to arguing semantics of the word “terrorist”. As risk to the establishment, a “subversive” can always be framed as a terrorist with a little bit of creativity. Can you volunteer a significant d
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“Apologies to Hans Christian Anderson” — with the whole TED PR thing just starting to cool down, I found this typo actually quite charming. The surname is spelt “Andersen”. :) EDIT: I wonder, did you write this with anyone in mind or is it
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Instagram for webpages
(interconnected.org)
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14y ago
> The online version is free and it's available as a PDF, epub, and mobi. To disambiguate: ebook versions are also free (at least as of 2 minutes ago!).
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14y ago
Windows for work. iOS + Linode [1] for personal use / on the go. [1] h/t to yegg, http://gabriel.weinberg.usesthis.com/
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15y ago
Nor to me. Interestingly, using http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=1 redirects to http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2 !
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15y ago
I'm at a loss here. I'm very careful not to reject this kind of "My Success Story" thing straight away. Too often it feels to me like the kind motivational self help with no insights or real lessons to be shared — until I find out someone
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15y ago
Next up: a list of lists that do not contain themselves (Punchline drumroll.)
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15y ago
The juxtaposition of the "A better way to blog" and a gallery of censored layouts is beautiful. Congratulations to the team!
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15y ago
I'm not sure if Mr Hyde's definition of a personal possession was a (well-played) PR trick or simply a certain lack of accounting intuition. Which is a shame, because his putative balance sheet should be a fascinating thing to think about.
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15y ago
I'm not a security guy. I don't know what reasons other people might have. I actually started it as an experiment, and grew fond of it for no specific laid-out reason. Actually seeing what trackers and other such spyware are embedded in m
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15y ago
I was actually complimenting you for setting the spotlight to the centre of the page by default, not criticising you. :-) What did you change now? I revisited the page and it looks the same to me.
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rufibarbatus
15y ago
As user of NoScript [1] (and its Chromium sidekick, ScriptNo), I'm often let down by pages posted to hacker news that have poor or no graceful degradation [2], and that often makes me feel like writing a comment complaining about it (which
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15y ago
It looks you changed the URL of your blog post too? I got two different RSS items for the post and the update, and the original post's location (/articles/relationa-algebra-in-bash/) no longer resolves. Was that intended?
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15y ago
Buses are pretty much ads on wheels, --- and in some buses of the green variety [1] there are TV sets broadcasting most relevant content such as government propaganda, the horoscope, news and events, and yes, advertisement. [1] I'm yet to f
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I'm curious about how your experience compares to mine: more often than not (say four times a week?) I see at least one of those indoor media terminals blue-screen dead. At any rate, their content is 100% generic (the only exception I ever
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1. Brown (touristic) signs are still a bit rare here, but they're always bi- or tri- lingual. Most other road signs are pictorial and follow international standards. Street signs show the name of the street in big, readable type. That said,
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In the simplest terms, this bill: - outlawed billboards anywhere, period - regulated the size of "corporate totems" (such as McDonald's distinctive pole thing with their logo) - regulated the size and number of times
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15y ago
> PHP already landed a change (which will ship with PHP 5.3.9) which will add a max_input_vars ini setting which defaults to 1000. This setting determines the maximum number of POST/GET variables that are accepted, so now only a maximu
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I've been in the financial consulting business for a while and I'm still sometimes stunned by the kinds of things clients will send me as unencrypted email. What's the legal status of email? Is it treated as if it were "just like snail mail
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There's anecdotal evidence, a little bit further down, of this actually happening: someone mentions Facebook thinking that their pictures of a trip to London were taken in England, Arkansas! http://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/nkktm/faceb
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15y ago
I heard that, once asked about which guitar model was his favourite, Keith Richards said "give me five minutes and I'll make 'em all sound the same." [1] [1] Couldn't verify that he was saying this in answer to the question, but here's an a
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15y ago
As a financial consultant, I get a lot of graphs with downright preposterous aspect ratios on a weekly basis.
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15y ago
I interpreted the title as "'famous last words'-material that my bosses tend to say."
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15y ago
And here's Aaron Sorkin's first attempt at a hommage to The Network (his second attempt being, of course, The Social Network ): http://youtu.be/5zyOhZsvIzI (warning: lots of cursing).
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