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twinwing
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Comment #34277193
Anecdata: My Yahoo and Hotmail address are still up and running.
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Comment #7399415
If their delivery time is off from their stated delivery time (what you get in your email), you can get an extra month of Prime out of that[1]. [1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/c…
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Comment #7090926
Groklaw had a clear bias and that could be corrected for. Their clear explanation of legal minutiae such that even a layman could understand it, and their attention to detail is wh…
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Comment #6322022
> Word doesn't have autosave anymore? It's had it since like Office 95! The last Microsoft Word version with Autosave is 97[1], from 2000 onwards it was changed to Autorecover (fro…
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Comment #3338742
You don't need an account, you can just use PayPal as a CC processor.
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Comment #2677304
Have you been able to make good use of the space underneath? 10' - 12' length is about 50%-80% longer than a floor futon or an inflatable bed.
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Comment #2490293
I was not logged in to my Google account. Good to know it works that way too.
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Comment #2490171
Never noticed how much I used Google goggles until I reached for my phone to scan the (nonexisting) qr code from the page.
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Comment #2415043
I don't know if it was reverse psychology, but I had a hard time not clicking on the Ruby on Rails add when told not to.
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Comment #1975791
Next Success?
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Comment #1843389
Heartfelt though, and with the exposure Groklaw articles have, it's certain (?) to reach someone in Oracle. I sincerely doubt that it'll make a difference, but it shouldn't be beca…
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Comment #1758169
om nom nom nom
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Comment #1690362
If for any reason you've got safe search off, you've been warned.
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Comment #1458975
http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/06/new-iphone-4-anten... Ars Technica usually know what they're talking about. I tend to trust them
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Comment #1449557
There is already an established market for "White Meat" and ThinkGeek is just breaking into it. It's not their fault Pork has created a binary market. It would be akin to Bing ente…
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Comment #1238801
Like... your knees?
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Comment #1236329
Who said putting your feet up is bad manners? A sizable* chunk of society? We're talking about "social conducts or rules defined by society" here. They may make no sense, you may n…
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Comment #1222318
http://o3.tumblr.com/post/470608946/photoshops-caf-content-a... Same pictures as the Video. Gimp actually does better here.
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Comment #1176671
I think that their target audience is already educated, and there's no way of generating trust from those who do not wish to pay. For many - myself included in my high school years…
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Comment #1161395
I just had a 40 minute bike shed moment thanks to this question. How else would you indicate strong disagreement with a comment given the HN culture of well thought out replies and…
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Comment #1110632
It's originally a camping song called "I love the mountains" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ExQGwF0Z3g *edit: fixed link
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Comment #936729
Historically, It was the site to go to for day to day coverage of SCO V. Novell. Personally, I go for the very well researched, though strongly biased, articles on issues pertainin…
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Comment #935098
Go Bang works