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About tomahony
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Comment #37618819
Ah interesting, I understand. Definitely makes sense if you're targeting new companies that aren't worried about emails/contacts in the beginning.
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Comment #37612614
This is a cool product, but it feels a bit confused. It seems the innovation here is making the management, editing and publishing of emails much more streamlined through your inte…
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Comment #26549804
I've updated my blog post to include 1Password in the title as it contributed to the issue (I can't update the title here). That said, I've never experienced this before, having us…
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Comment #24884965
Interesting point, I hadn't actually considered what the power consumption of RPis is. I use a few around the house to do various things. Honestly though, the only reason I've used…
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Comment #24880855
Haha, this has happened a few times. Especially if I move the chair that I've been sitting on out of the way toward the sensor.
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Comment #24880841
For me, simply because it was lying around!
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Comment #24867085
I mentioned this in a HN post in the past regarding standing desks, mentioning that I'd created an over-engineered standing desk controller (using a Raspberry Pi) over lockdown as …
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Comment #17311162
A portfolio page is very different to a resume page. Your portfolio is your professional landing page. It might include a blog, relevant profile links, recent projects etc.. A resu…
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Comment #8847048
This is a little project I started up to map all the pubs here in Dublin, Ireland that have a fireplace. It got some good feedback via Twitter (@pubswithafire) and I've since had o…
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Comment #8846979
This is a little project I started up to map all the pubs here in Dublin, Ireland that have a fireplace. It got some good feedback via Twitter (@pubswithafire) and I've since had o…
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Comment #8846956
This is a little project I started up to map all the pubs here in Dublin, Ireland that have a fireplace. It got some good feedback via Twitter (@pubswithafire) and I've since had o…
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Comment #8846955
This is a little project I started up to map all the pubs here in Dublin, Ireland that have a fireplace. It got some good feedback via Twitter (@pubswithafire) and I've since had o…
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Ask HN: EU Stripe Ltd. company customers required to connect with social media?
Are there any other EU Stripe users with Ltd. Company accounts? I was trying to sign up and noticed that I was required to connect with either a Google+, Facebook, AngelList (?) or…
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Comment #8557924
Thanks for the reply - that's a really fantastic resource. I've browsed through briefly and there are thousands of video. I've also found a good list of animated films in the publi…
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Ask HN: Public domain vintage/archive video footage?
Maybe there is somebody here who could help me clarify licensing laws. I am interested in finding some old video footage (short clips of cartoons, dancing etc. from I have looked o…
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Ask HN: How do you track and generate line items when invoicing?
This is probably a question best posed to freelancers; when you are working for clients, how do you track what will eventually become the line items in your invoice? Or maybe you d…
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Comment #8420515
Ah. I was looking for something to print that style of mosaic recently. Bookmarked!
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Comment #8324013
Do you have a "coporate account" with them? I wanted to register a country specific domain (Irish) and noticed that a) I need to sign up for their "corporate services" which presum…
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Comment #8289799
I'm not surprised. I was really excited when I heard about this device and although it seemed like a bit of a novelty, I really wanted to try it out. Then I saw the price - $260. I…
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Ask HN: Your home server/NAS set up
I'm looking into upgrading my Netgear ReadyNAS duo to something with more HDD bays (>= 4) as well as something more flexible to aid my move away from the cloud. My main requirement…