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ryanhunt

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About ryanhunt

Ryan @ myusername dot net

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    Comment #48293487

    For those in Australia, there are regular LAN parties held in most cities still: https://dadlan.au/ (held monthly) and https://www.thebiglan.com/ (~5 a year).

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    Comment #42990261

    Was there recently (Mon Repos in QLD, Australia), I recall them saying it was a 1 in 1000 survival rate [1, 2] which may explain why mothers are laying ~120 eggs in each clutch mul…

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    Comment #40745351

    This is amazing, but surely I'm not the only one who is struck by the irony of a company called 'Gilead' who is trying to save the human race? (Handmaid's tale reference)

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    Comment #24269475

    Dumb question - but with all these tech IPOs, how does one get in/invest at IPO time without buying on the open market?

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    Comment #14348609

    I bet the author, Jacob Kastrenakes, was well chuffed when he got to write a headline like that.

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    Ask HN: Where to recruit a Minecraft developer

    Looking to hire someone to develop/build a minecraft environment, English speaking. Beyond the usual freelancer/elance stuff - can anyone recommend a good resource for someone that…

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    Comment #8567992

    Nice one, thanks!

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    Ask HN: Did Ellentube rip-off YouTube?

    So I noticed today that Ellen launched her new video platform/app to share her own video content[1] - however it looks an awful lot like YouTube, even with 'tube' in the name. Does…

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    Comment #8557237

    This is great news! Although I imagine this will complicate things for those organisations that block access to Dropbox :)

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    Comment #8557230

    1. Market reach, it's where the customers are. Compare the sheer number of apps that have native Dropbox integration, with those that have OneDrive. While it's far from scientific,…

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    Comment #8288772

    I work at News Corp (Australia) and would love to talk! Please get in touch if you want to take this further

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    Ask HN: Can a hackathon work for non-tech industries?

    Is anyone aware of a hackathon/startup weekend style events that have been successfully implemented in non-technical industries, or those that don't involve software or hardware ha…

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    Ask HN: Computer setup for preschoolers? (age 3-5)

    I'm looking to setup a lounge-room PC for use by my pre-school children to educate them in computers, and I'm looking for first-hand experience from parents. Both my children (3, 5…

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    Comment #6710126

    I fully expected this entire article to contain only 3 characters, ending in ex.

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    Comment #5861877

    That's some wicked marketing right there, guaranteed social sharing - however they should have made it for cats. However, it feels a bit half-assed as I feel they didn't go far eno…

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    Comment #3097036

    sounds like a similar (although at least a little bit more achievable) to the "White Australia Policy" that was once one in place, where a language exam was given to 'undesirables'…

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    Comment #2516248

    it's not overly surprising considering the recent Facebook Skype integration and Skype's expansion to the USA (new office in Brisbane, CA). I'd say it's more like likely a 'strateg…

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