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8-bit_Blaster
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Comment #767598
I completely agree that there seems to be far too much noise on HN. That's actually the reason why I haven't bothered checking this website for months, but got curious and decided …
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Comment #624107
For me Twitter would /never/ replace RSS. In-fact, just the idea of the little RSS icon in my Firefox "Awesome Bar" being replaced with a Twitter icon makes me cringe. Sure, an onl…
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Comment #620389
That's a good idea, I want to start doing that! :) Usually I have a Cappuccino in the morning, then another Cappuccino around 5pm... But the second one makes me a little edgey, so …
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Comment #616355
Pretty cool. I've never been a fan of these full-JS layouts though, they chug so hard if the browser isn't Chrome! Personally if I was gonna go for this kind-of JS framework thing …
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Comment #615057
If you don't mind open sourcing your code I'd suggest using Google Code to host your project. Google Code was my first experience with code repositories and using it with the Torto…
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Comment #614800
Wow, this is really really strange. What unusual timing with this article! A friend of mine actually just recently moved back to his hometown after being unable to find work in the…
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Comment #612031
This is pretty amazing, considering that the guy essentially made a mini-symphony out of an Atari 800-XL, a Texas Instruments TI-99, an 8" floppy drive, 3.5" hard drive, and some H…
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Comment #608294
FYI, this feature is only visible in the "Standard" AJAX version of Gmail... The HTML version has no option for importing... It's too bad this feature does not work on importing fr…
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Comment #608281
The state of the economy isn't the only sadenning factor, but also as a CS/IT graduate you are competing on a worldwide scale against people who are willing to receive much less mo…
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Comment #590554
The following five programs are some of my favorite staples to install on a fresh copy of Windows XP: 1) Notepad++ My favorite free, open source text editor. Gets the job done. 2) …