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Comment #6044389
This is essentially how Magnatune works. You pay $15 per month, can download and stream any amount of music from the Magnatune catalog and 50% of your monthly fee gets paid to arti…
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Comment #5620388
One issue with just using a public key everywhere is that the most common public key authentication protocols result in some degree of non-repudiability. This is desirable for sign…
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Comment #5443927
About the Finnish system, you can find an example of the tax return form here: http://www.vero.fi/download/noname/{302EA05D-2530-4021-8931-... And instructions here: http://www.ver…
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Comment #5164246
As an actual example, in the GitHub penis incident, HN seemed mostly supportive of the target: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2601342
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Comment #5151095
In Finland, your income tax rate only depends on your total yearly income. If you estimate your income too low and too much money gets withheld, it will be returned to you the next…
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Comment #5145004
Firefox now comes with a console, DOM inspector and JavaScript debugger out of the box.
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Comment #4688110
Try Sony Xperia U. I have the previous model Xperia ray and have been very happy with it. Great display (3.3 inch widescreen high-DPI), great camera, okay processor, would prefer m…
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Comment #4682653
The Book Depository is owned by Amazon too :)
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Comment #4682647
AbeBooks is actually owned by Amazon now.
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Comment #4664273
Hyperbole, true, but it's equally silly to say that things just fine because it's the same situation in China and Korea. Why not compare to Japan where work permits are not tied to…
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Comment #4596328
Some metro and train stations have those in Japan too, though they are still somewhat rare sight.
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Comment #4569807
Raw TCP was considered for WebSockets, however briefly. Due to security reasons, WebSocket was designed so that it's impossible for a WebSocket client to spoof any existing protoco…
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Comment #4459973
Pure speculation: maybe these apps are actually ebooks or some other kind of static content just packaged as an app and they are generated by an automatic or a semi-automatic proce…
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Comment #4312317
I frequent a couple of niche forums where the rule is that you have to write an introductory post of at least X sentences (or come up with original witty answers to a list of quest…
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Comment #4194046
This sounds interesting. What Xerox document are you referring to and what is the most relevant part?
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Comment #4142045
This also applies to Freshness Burger and Kua'Aina. I don't understand how the Japanese can pull it off but Americans and Finns can't.
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Comment #4100388
Good advice here. I would like to add two things: When Apple demoes desktop applications, they have multiple computers linked to a keyboard-mouse-monitor switch. If the demo fails …
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Comment #4026813
I once heard a lecture by Joe Haldeman, an author who was a close friend of a Heinlein. IIRC, he said that Heinlein liked to play by taking ideas to their logical extremes and much…
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Comment #3803046
Maybe something like this: https://vimeo.com/8569187 A less cynical version: https://vimeo.com/14294054
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Comment #3783111
I'm a big fan of the model of teamwork where everyone is welcome to offer their opinion on and spend a bit of time thinking about and working on any aspect of the product, but ther…
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Comment #3716990
"The pixels you buy will be displayed on the homepage permanently. The homepage will not change."
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Comment #3688487
Google could also stop releasing new versions of Android as code drops. Sony is trying to do the right thing and update a large part of their inventory but their ICS ROMs are curre…
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Comment #3688455
Except that Mobile Safari still crashes if you have a proxy server enabled and try to open a WebSocket: https://github.com/LearnBoost/socket.io/issues/193 Pretty annoying.
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Comment #3652499
There is also WebCL, an effort underway to put OpenCL in the browser, and River Trail, an experiment to execute subset of JavaScript using OpenCL as a backend. I don't know how dif…
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Comment #3638974
UDP will be coming as a part of the WebRTC effort. The current spec draft and prototypes don't include arbitary data channels, but they are currently being specced on the mailing l…