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moxy
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About moxy
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Comment #487482
While interesting, this dream team of engineers is trying to tackle a problem that has many more commercially, economically and environmentally viable solutions. For one, solar pow…
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Comment #487448
When I first filled out my profile at the site I didn't even notice that you were selling shirts. I wouldn't be surprised if other visitors didn't notice either.
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Comment #486918
Your page is tactful, clean and direct. I immediately recognized what your application did, and signup appeared easy and simple. It appears to me that you've taken the most commonl…
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Comment #486910
My meditation is hardly regimented and strict, and is the result of many hours of searching the internet for proper meditative technique. I would say it most closely resembles Zen …
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Comment #486897
I've found in my experience that (many, not all) self-proclaimed "experts" do tend to grossly overestimate the capabilities and competence, and will impede those who are more capab…
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Comment #486885
I'm not going to mod this article up because I've seen this (and similar articles) countless times before, however I will answer your question, because I do believe there is merit …
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Comment #486871
Have you seen this? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=485813
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Comment #474367
The release clearly stated that the Kindle 2 was 20% faster (now corrected on the page). The video demonstrated that this figure was certainly within reason.
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Comment #474306
This is not relevant to Hacker News.
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Comment #468758
I'm certainly not opposed to this, but wouldn't a "suggested revisions" option be more suitable? I could see users quarreling over appropriate article names, and perfectly valid on…
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Comment #468538
I do not regularly pay for any online service. Why? Because there are an enormity of free and open source alternatives. Granted, some "free alternatives" aren't entirely legal, how…
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Comment #468409
Well then, here's a pretty interesting example of complex visual patterns arising from relatively simple systems: http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pubs/paper249/PAPER249.HTM One phys…
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Comment #466559
These puzzles aren't necessarily used in interviews, and I'm sure that employers who are looking for intelligent employees have several ways of attaining them.
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Comment #466550
Your product is great, and I'm sure you'll have no trouble making sales. However, the two pictures on the "Tanks" page looked a bit tacky, and I thought the splash page was unneces…
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Comment #466385
I'm not so sure. After becoming conditioned to having to click the "Allow" button over a long period of time, it might become rote for people to allow even the most detrimental pro…
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Comment #452600
I'd like to understand what's being described in this article, but unfortunately I lack the necessary educational background. Does anyone have any links to other resources that wil…
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Comment #443342
I can't say I'm too fond of the color scheme. However, I left the site feeling impressed, primarily because I'm quite fond of the site's purpose. It might be beneficial to replace …
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Comment #408535
Here's the audiobook version (courtesy of RapidShare): http://rapidshare.com/files/106778954/HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MIND.... http://rapidshare.com/files/106839635/HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MIND..…
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Comment #408444
Man, I love the whole evolution of the Ebook movement. Think of what it will be like to have access to any quantity of information at any time, in a format which allows you to proc…
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Comment #408321
Not too dark to read, but dark enough (at least on my screen) that it's a bit uncomfortable. Other than that the theme is quite pleasant.
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Comment #408090
From jm4: "Compiz and Beryl. Beryl forked from Compiz and, if I remember correctly, relations were very sour between the two projects. Several months later they merged into Compiz …
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Comment #407607
Wow. I'm usually pretty keen on the current "urban myths" and was completely unaware of this one. Thanks for the information.
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Comment #379087
What's the deal with For Frak's Sake's “GMail's Report Spam Button is Worthless” article? Is it just me or does that article do absolutely nothing to articulate any of the problems…