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trimski
7y ago
> Make sure nobody at state or DHS or justice can subvert this new agency, they need to stand on equal footing with any company or agency. Interestingly, a service similar to what you described is already offered through DHS: https:
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8y ago
Even Reuters is serving mobile redirect ads that send me to a fake Amazon gift card site on my iPhone. This is why people use ad blockers.
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16y ago
It's worth checking out Nathan Martin's talk given at TEDxPSU in 2010 (CEO of Deeplocal, #12). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju9ZJSSP2h8
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trimski
16y ago
I prefer to use ToadJaw ( http://toadjaw.com/hn ), which was linked to on here recently. EDIT: It was created by HN's own ronnier. http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=ronnier
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16y ago
$ mutt -f imaps://<username>@gmail.com@imap.gmail.com
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16y ago
Monticello, Minnesota attempted to build fiber to provide 50Mbps service to the city, but was sued by the regional telecom for unfair competition. The telecom then built up the infrastructure while the lawsuits went on. http://arstechnica
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trimski
17y ago
You're right; it's been corrected.
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17y ago
During a discussion with a friend on future technology, someone remarked that for a few days' wages ($200 for an iPod touch) you can now hold a condensed summary of all human knowledge (Wikipedia) in the palm of your hand, with near-instant
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17y ago
For curiosity's sake, could you provide some examples?
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17y ago
The financial aid available at top-tier schools is very generous, because so few low-income students make up the undergraduate body. If I recall correctly, at the top 120 colleges in the United States, only 3% of the student body come from
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17y ago
It's also run by fellow HN user Luke Crawford: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=lsc
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17y ago
It's back up now (or should be). An update: http://twitter.com/prgmrcom/status/6495790410
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Bluetile - a modern tiling window manager with a gentle learning curve
(projects.haskell.org)
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17y ago
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trimski
17y ago
You're right, that was a rather asinine thing I said.
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trimski
17y ago
It's really no more criminal than sharing the physical card by passing it around, though the law may disagree.
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17y ago
> Biology is destiny, no matter what your dreams are. Short people will never play in the NBA no matter how hard they practice. Dumb people will never get smarter by studying. Ugly ducklings grow up into freaky-looking ducks, not swans.
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17y ago
Tumblr has post-by-email and customizable themes. http://www.tumblr.com/why-tumblr Soup.io is another tumblelog platform that makes it dead simple to reblog (literally one click). http://soup.io
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17y ago
You may be interested in the app Delicious Library: http://delicious-monster.com/ Edit: Also, Readernaut and Shelfari both offer the sorting features you describe.
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17y ago
Keep in mind that this is about the future of ebooks, that is, those without the limitations of today's ebook readers. Nevertheless I won't give up my physical books soon. I borrow friends' books, mark my own with all sorts of scribbles not
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17y ago
"Omit needless words," as William Strunk, Jr. wrote.