twinwing

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by twinwing 4y ago
Anecdata: My Yahoo and Hotmail address are still up and running.
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by twinwing 13y ago
If their delivery time is off from their stated delivery time (what you get in your email), you can get an extra month of Prime out of that[1]. [1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=.
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by twinwing 13y ago
Groklaw had a clear bias and that could be corrected for. Their clear explanation of legal minutiae such that even a layman could understand it, and their attention to detail is why I follower their coverage. I do not believe there is a co
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by twinwing 13y ago
> Word doesn't have autosave anymore? It's had it since like Office 95! The last Microsoft Word version with Autosave is 97[1], from 2000 onwards it was changed to Autorecover (from crash)[2]. [1] http://support.micr
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by twinwing 15y ago
You don't need an account, you can just use PayPal as a CC processor.
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by twinwing 15y ago
Have you been able to make good use of the space underneath? 10' - 12' length is about 50%-80% longer than a floor futon or an inflatable bed.
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by twinwing 15y ago
I was not logged in to my Google account. Good to know it works that way too.
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by twinwing 15y ago
Never noticed how much I used Google goggles until I reached for my phone to scan the (nonexisting) qr code from the page.
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by twinwing 15y ago
I don't know if it was reverse psychology, but I had a hard time not clicking on the Ruby on Rails add when told not to.
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by twinwing 16y ago
Next Success?
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by twinwing 16y ago
Heartfelt though, and with the exposure Groklaw articles have, it's certain (?) to reach someone in Oracle. I sincerely doubt that it'll make a difference, but it shouldn't be because no one told them differently.
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by twinwing 16y ago
om nom nom nom
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by twinwing 16y ago
If for any reason you've got safe search off, you've been warned.
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by twinwing 16y ago
http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/06/new-iphone-4-anten... Ars Technica usually know what they're talking about. I tend to trust them
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by twinwing 16y ago
There is already an established market for "White Meat" and ThinkGeek is just breaking into it. It's not their fault Pork has created a binary market. It would be akin to Bing entering the search eng... Ah fudge it, it's Unicorn Meat!
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by twinwing 16y ago
Like... your knees?
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by twinwing 16y ago
Who said putting your feet up is bad manners? A sizable* chunk of society? We're talking about "social conducts or rules defined by society" here. They may make no sense, you may not like them, but you still have to live in a human an
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by twinwing 16y ago
http://o3.tumblr.com/post/470608946/photoshops-caf-content-a... Same pictures as the Video. Gimp actually does better here.
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by twinwing 17y ago
I think that their target audience is already educated, and there's no way of generating trust from those who do not wish to pay. For many - myself included in my high school years - Linux is all about free as in beer .
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by twinwing 17y ago
I just had a 40 minute bike shed moment thanks to this question. How else would you indicate strong disagreement with a comment given the HN culture of well thought out replies and a zero cost binary device for weighing in on an issue, when
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by twinwing 17y ago
It's originally a camping song called "I love the mountains" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ExQGwF0Z3g *edit: fixed link
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by twinwing 17y ago
Historically, It was the site to go to for day to day coverage of SCO V. Novell. Personally, I go for the very well researched, though strongly biased, articles on issues pertaining to FOSS and licensing. Particularly telling is the link on
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by twinwing 17y ago
Go Bang works