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Solinoid
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Comment #14170952
I can't quite wrap my head around Rogers' opposition to this. Usually they're in lockstep with Telus and Bell, and they have a significant foothold in traditional media in Canada. …
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Comment #14169548
Just think, in the future everyone could feel like they live next to an airport!
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Comment #14136028
For anyone thinking it's a tough sell who is curerntly doing regular cardio; try it, it's tougher for sure but then it's over before you know it. I honestly can't go back to regula…
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Comment #14135602
expand please or let me know what language!
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Comment #13891346
Similarly I wrote a scraper for a local used item marketplace and whenever I need to purchase something that isn't urgent and I'm OK with it being second hand, I plug in the releva…
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Comment #13729693
It belongs in a museum!
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Comment #13624675
could you maybe run an android fb app in a vm then sniff the traffic?
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Comment #13465521
I gotta say, I don't think a snorkel will help the poor person in your logo.
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Comment #13297473
I think the Soylent CEO's blog is an example of this, but I haven't really noticed it as a trend in the tech world.
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Comment #13297462
Can you provide an example of this style? thanks
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Comment #13251782
I was thinking of doing the same thing. What voip app do you use?
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Comment #13220883
I believe that was coined by theregister.co.uk ^1, a fine source for quality wordplay and tech news/opinion. Unfortunately fondleslab never took off for tablet. ^1 I may be wrong
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Comment #13182397
Do people really find Tesla cars attractive? I get a solid 'engineered, not designed' vibe from them. I don't think in 20 years time they'll be considered classics. This thing is p…
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Comment #13116252
from the close up this looks like etch-a-sketch magnet technology.
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Comment #13032150
Can you explain further how Google is possibly at fault here? Legitimately ignorant of the situation.
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Comment #12958983
Hello, a bit off topic but what rss reader do you use to pipe?
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Comment #12950145
I'm aware of it, and I can't believe such a simple service is a paid add on.
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Comment #12940180
qBittorrent if you want a drop in replacement for uTorrent, otherwise Transmission is great if you want it running in the background and like having some command line control. http…
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Comment #12940161
This. Not sure why 'Send in x min/hours/point_in_future' isn't a more common feature of communication software.
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Comment #12768299
I've had one for about 8 years and the rubber on the armrests has started to degrade in the past 2 years, but other than that no issues to report. Replacement armrests run about 60…
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Comment #12758993
No, I find them really off putting. I much prefer the look of Haworth Zody office chairs, and they offer similar adjustability. http://www.haworth.com/products/seating/desk-chairs/…
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Comment #12723347
There was a link on HN not too long ago to a quote from Assange, stating that part of the strategy is to sow uncertainty and doubt among the players to increase the secrecy tax. A …
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Comment #12723323
That's interesting. Given that you cater to 'shitposters' and you say yourself that you don't really know what you're doing, are you up at night wondering if you've made a novice e…
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Comment #12723230
So long as we're all speculating, perhaps the state actor who leaked the documents to Wikileaks in the first place didn't agree with Assange's schedule and wants to trigger the dea…