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tam7t
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Comment #11360110
https://motherboard.vice.com/read/how-the-us-military-fails-...
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Comment #7249064
Kickstarter requests access to "your public profile, friend list, email address, hometown, current city and likes" from Facebook on logon. With stolen access tokens the attackers c…
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Comment #3634328
In case you need someone to send a postcard to... The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 and you can lookup your representative here: http://www.contactin…
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Show HN: Send Free Postcards
About 2 years ago I made a webapp to print and mail real-life postcards for a small fee ($1). It never caught on and only had a few customers, mostly family and friends, so now I'm…
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Comment #2686206
Interesting. This along with amalcon's posting of the actual bill text seems a lot more fair than my previous notion of a first-to-file system.
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Comment #2268242
http://www.hover.com/ I haven't used it but some of my friends have. They do private registration, DNS management, and forwarding for $15/year.
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Comment #1865389
I see that you and I think alike... http://editmole.com (also on appspot). I'm lazy so I went with the "notepad" style editor.
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Comment #1832863
clickable link: http://ourbunny.com
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Show HN: Send IRL postcards of cute animals online.
Google's "send a free postcard" gmail promo last year inspired me to make this: http://ourbunny.com I wanted to send more than one postcard from the convienence of my laptop and th…
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Comment #1831861
Whenever I get any account information emails from "facebookmail.com" I spend 10 minutes trying to figure out if it's a phishing attempt. My opinion: Just use your real domain or i…
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Comment #1831815
Lots of information there, I'd just like to throw my support behind google webfonts. It's very easy to use: http://code.google.com/webfonts
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Comment #1831733
The labs for that course look awesome. Seems like a great way to tie together OS and computer architecture material.
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