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aupajo
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Comment #9162923
It's worth reading this piece for context. Reactions to uptalk can belie underlying prejudices. http://www.slate.com/blogs/lexicon_valley/2014/12/16/uptalk_...
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Comment #8279570
I've always wondered how these are made. Does it run in some kind of virtualised container?
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Comment #7990656
I found out that I had the “first” Show HN post this morning when someone mentioned it on Slack. It's nice to think I might have some small footnote in a bit of Hacker News history…
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Comment #6616974
Needs some instructions on how to install it, surely.
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Show HN: Pay-what-you-want for three UX prototyping tools
I thought HN would be interested: we decided to try the Humble Indie Bundle model to sell a bundle of UX tools. Questions and feedback welcome.
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Comment #2632003
I heard Hitler uses Bitcoins.
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Comment #1765746
Chrono <3
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Comment #1391945
I've been using this for a few months now. Many thanks to Nirmal Patel.
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A HN feed with the article's content
I've been using this for months now, and I was wondering how many of you know about it. It's the only way to read HN through your RSS reader. Many thanks to Nirmal Patel.
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Pure HTML5 + CSS: Replica of a Mac OS X system preference pane
Hello! I built a replica of the Magic Mouse system preference pane using HTML5 and WebKit CSS extensions. Not a single image is used. You need a developer build of Chrome or WebKit…
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Comment #1264420
It took roughly 1-2 hours to put together, and takes advantage of WebKit-specific CSS gradients, transforms, box-shadows, etc. Not a single image is used. The video is, of course, …
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Mac OS X system preference replica using HTML5 and WebKit (view with dev Chrome)
It took roughly 1-2 hours to put together, and takes advantage of WebKit-specific CSS gradients, transforms, box-shadows, etc. Not a single image is used. The video is, of course, …
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Comment #1246949
"37signals' Getting Things Done"?
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Comment #1064250
I tend to rebase branches rather than merge. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
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Comment #957013
I sent an email, I hope it helps.
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Comment #873758
I'm currently using GitHub's issue tracker. It's nice and simple, integrates well with development, and you can customize it how you like with a simple Gmail-like label system.
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Comment #814941
Speed? Doing db calls over the net doesn't seem too efficient.
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Comment #731567
Thanks, I needed a laugh.
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Comment #686854
I've recently seen someone run OpenWrt on one. I played around with it for a bit; seemed pretty nice. He had it running Python and had it hooked up to an Arduino with little effort…
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Comment #662649
Out of all of the suggestions, I liked this one the most. jbr, give me an email to aupajo at gmail and it's all yours if you want it.
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HN giveaway: SnapTwitter.com to any who can pitch an idea for it
I've owned this domain name for almost a year and it's going to expire soon, so I thought I'd give it up (registrar transfer) to any hackers who might want it. So, if you want the …
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Comment #624789
Awesome icon, did you make it yourself or get it made?