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bonsaitree
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Comment #6421418
Remember the interview show HotSeat with John McChesney? Ah, the early days of Real Player.
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Comment #4092089
Amazon is fabulous, but that sort of real-time return policy workflow is for relatively low-mass & low-expense items from high-volume retailers. Try returning custom car parts or, …
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Comment #3408034
A case isn't there primarily to protect the screen. It's there to absorb shock, protect against nicks and scuffs on the non-glass regions, and provide a non smooth-as-glass grip su…
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Comment #3308575
A 1% efficiency won't be a net-energy-gain for any sort of large-scale commercial production. Three key questions: 1. What is the relative scarcity, if any, of the materials used t…
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Comment #2581811
Nice book plug. I'm reminded of the old CSS Box Model hack for earlier versions of IE. For those not already familiar, Paul is the maintainer of HTML5 Boilerplate: http://html5boil…
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Comment #2327881
I suspect this is more about isolating the phone from the radio energy sinks of the human body (surface moisture on the skin & saline blood plasma) than anything to do with the gla…
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Comment #2305822
It's not about education or productivity. Top colleges, military training, and most early stage start-up environments all have either explicit or implicit cultures where part of th…
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Comment #1990189
I can't help but be reminded of "hacking" casino comp systems. Please. In truth, this trip cost well in excess of $418 due to the other purchases and time tie-ins involved. I'm all…
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Comment #1973886
Indeed. After I finished it, I was sad for weeks. I just missed being in that world with those people. None of Clavell's other endeavors even comes close (though Tai-Pan was, relat…
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Comment #1920277
Um. Wow. He's THAT desperate for press these days? The author of the article (Jill Fehrenbacher) is married to Peter Rohas--formerly of Engadget/Weblogs Inc. Mr. Rohas is a co-foun…
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Comment #1766770
Without a link describing the methods used to garner this information and the raw data itself, these conclusions are, at best, suspect.
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Comment #1766079
As a fellow bullied child, I can empathize with the treatment, but I could not disagree more with the proposed solutions. You simply can not treat children as adults nor can all fa…
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Comment #1512066
I wouldn't use the term "interesting" so much as "foolish". Much like Best Buy's recent firing/non-firing of that employee, the act itself only serves to add more fuel to the negat…
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Comment #1497773
Summary: Imperfect system is imperfect. 'Ya gotta love a tautology adorned as journalism. Are there any reasonable alternatives for privately funded research? No. There will always…
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Comment #1495054
For those that wish to learn more about the Korean pro Starcraft scene, I urge you to watch the English YouTube commentaries at SC2GG ( http://starcraft.homelinux.org/VODTracker/#v…
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Comment #1495034
"Spam" is done as part of warming-up during pre-game chat and during approximately the first 10s of most builds. These players aren't spamming. They're selecting individual unit ab…
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Comment #1484424
Is this content really within HN's bailiwick?
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Comment #1483122
The aforementioned to be read in the voice of Bender.
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Comment #1481282
All we're missing is violet, indigo, and orange. Then we'd have a full Green Lantern Corps ;). I can understand the philosophical underpinnings, but honestly, it smells of 7-Habits…
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Comment #1480925
While this does do away with one more modal interface in side-by-side battery arrangements, judging only by the pictures, it looks extremely shock-sensitive. It would seem suitable…
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Comment #1465718
This article reminds me vividly why, at my Alma mater, EVERY engineer (even EEs and CEs) were REQUIRED to take a class in their freshmen or sophomore year called "Manufacturing Pro…
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Comment #1445252
Two words: Sarbanes–Oxley
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Comment #1435580
Um...Wow. Aside from Mr. Garrison's gyro-thingie ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Entity_%28South_Park%29 ), that's the most emasculating mode of travel I've ever seen.
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Comment #1423663
As a D.C. metro resident (living in NoVA), I share your pain. When I moved, I made sure to live close to at least 1 airport (ended up being IAD) for that verysame reason.