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What is a good way to watch it, if you don't live in the UK? The web site only seems to have a trailer?
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> Connection was reset while loading.

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> The page isn't redirecting properly

> Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.

> This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.

Screw it.
Or, I don't know--we could pay the same provided more of the income went to the low-paid workers and less to the big corporations.

Crazy thinking.
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Glympse Brings Real-Time Location Sharing To Facebook
I've been using it today and it's really polished. Three or four taps and you're broadcasting your location to your friend, or co-worker... no signs ups required for either party. It seems pretty safe to because you set a timer on the broadcast, specify who can receive it and even expire links early if you want to.

I can see this being really handy when you're meeting someone, they can see in real time how far away you are.

I've been using it on my iphone, and the only annoying part is that it stops broadcasting your location when you close the app (obviosuly) - but that should be fixed in OS 4.0 when they allowed background location services.
Yeah, to be honest, I think that the reason that Apple took so long in approving the app is that they were too busy rolling around on the floor laughing at it.
FLACs use less battery than lossy codecs (at least on flash based devices, since the extra reads don't cause a disk to spin up). It's a tradeoff of course, but if you've got the space (and this is only going to increase) and don't need instant access to a giant music collection then it's worth considering, particularly if it lets you skip a transcode step.
I actually had chronic RSI (CTS) from the age of 16~ due to studying/practicing music (brass/guitar/piano), and a lesser extent computing.

I'd tried pretty much everything in that list, as well as an operation on my right wrist. I won't say nothing worked .. because I was able to go from not being able to hold a pen .. to not being able to hold a plate :)

I'd actually given up (both therapy, and Music/Software Engineering) due to nothing seemingly working, and by chance started hitting the gym. As a part of my regular workout I integrated some basic wrist exercises (initially, I think it was wrist curls / reverse wrist curls).

So fast forward 10+ years and I now have absolutely zero problems. In hindsight I'm sure it was a combination of all the treatments and building significant forearm strength .. but not one Doctor, or Physiotherapist mentioned physical training as part of the path to recovery/prevention.
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Didn't Apple argue this was illegal under the DMCA?

http://www.macnn.com/articles/09/02/13/apple.jailbreaking.st...

I'm not sure breaking the law fits my definition of 'trivial'.
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Apple's refusal to support FLAC, in favour of their own crappy rip-off (which they refuse to licence to 3rd parties) was, for me personally, the moment they jumped the shark. I feel later developments have borne this out.

I mean you can buy music from Metallica and The Beatles in FLAC format. If Metallica and The Beatles are out ahead of you on some aspect of digital music, it's time for a rethink.
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How are you planning make many with it? As I get to know an email of a translator, I don't need a mediator any more, do I?
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Making it harder to move your data might encourage more people to upgrade to the premium version.

It wouldn't be very nice, though. I agree.
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I my opinion, retailers have had this clause for years, in the form: "We reserve the right to change these terms at any time without notification. Your continued use of PRODUCT constitutes your acceptance of the new terms."
I'm sure anyone with the thoughtfulness to enjoy reading Hacker News can think of a solution to the Dvorak/Vim integration problem :)
I second this. I had RSI and I found my fingers and wrists felt considerably less strained when touch typing on Dvorak than touch typing on Qwerty.
I noticed a 'Change visibility' link next to the groups I belong to, in my LI profile page. I think that's a very recent addition.
Crappy earbuds are more likely to expose flaws in lossy encodes than high-end gear.

The psychoacoustic model assumes that certain sounds will mask other sounds so you can leave them out or replace them with something that doesn't sound quite right. If like most cheap headphones you don't have a flat response then the masking sound can be too low to work as intended.

Having said that, with modern encoders it's mostly not an issue, even if you're using 90kps Vorbis created specifically for portable use. What is an issue is that you'll probably want to use the same file for portable and home listening, or you'll have got the file from someone who wanted to be on the safe side, since some songs are trickier to encode than others, so you'll end up with a 256kbps AAC file from iTunes, or 320kbps MP3. At that point the jump to FLAC compression sizes isn't particularly great and the management becomes a bigger hassle plus it allows you to transcode to various other formats and sizes as required, saving even greater space for listening in noisy environments like cars, trains, buses etc.
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www.2dparts.com is fine and looks rather cool.

I've not used the google app engine and one of the reasons for not using it is that it doesn't handle naked domains very well. Surely there is a way of getting better behaviour than this though?
Since it seems to be psychosomatic in origin, this sort of RSI is related to the placebo effect. It makes sense to me that it would be possible to overcome it with some sort of placebo. But I think tackling the underlying emotional issues is a better long-term solution.
Companies can automatize build process of chips with nanoscale precision, but somehow mice build+assembly can't be automatized or at least semi-automatized? Same goes for other users of chinese manufacturers like Apple/Foxconn. They consciously knew where they were getting their stuff from because it was cheaper and they knew why it was cheaper.

I don't know the economy behind it - but I can guess that robotization of, at least, most of the process would calculate itself in nicely over time. Come on, it's 2010 - Robots, where art thou?
Maybe we can see the process as:

- Ambitious Startup tries something

- Some fail, but not completely. A clear demand for a certain service is created, but it does not contain a business model that can sustain the size or investor expectations of the startup.

- New leaner startups pick up the pieces, providing the service in a now known domain with low costs. The new startup might be able to provide the service even with the lower returns.
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Previously known as "the last.fm for research".
Why the change?

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=948316
Sales and marketing 101: show don't tell.

Maybe I am not your target market since I don't know what a dxf file is, but it would be universally appealing to see a gallery of products you've cut. A sort of "what's possible".

I don't have a dxf file so your website is one giant brick wall to me.
Yeah that can only be viewed as a bad thing for Apple and the App Store. I have no idea how the leaders and decision makers (presumably the same people) at Apple don't see what nearly every other developer I know sees clear as day - it's no longer enviable to write iPhone or iPad apps. It's not even cool anymore thanks to them destroying many great ideas.

Apple's App Store is quickly heading the direction of hmmm... Not Microsoft because you can write anything you want for their OSes. Maybe early AOL or late Compuserve had this same feel of a walled garden (their respective portals) and they both slowly and dimly failed while technology passed them by. It'll still take some time but eventually innovators will skip past the app store and at that point there is no recovery.
No harm in giving people options, in a perfect world people should be able to easily move in between platforms. I know for a long time the better forum software have offered converters.
Well, there's the crux of it. I have a friend, an Irishman, who is livid that Dell is closing their operation in Ireland and moving it to Poland, putting lots of Irish out of work. But when he wanted a PC, he shopped around for the cheapest one, that's how he ended up with Dell in the first place. It's the same with a lot of people I notice. All about the worker's rights but they buy their clothes at Primark, their food at Lidl, their MP3 players are brands you've never heard of from China, everything as cheap as they can.

If you want to see what people believe, look at how they spend their own money.
I think government space flight is a dead end, but for economic reasons foremost.

NASA can only take a politically-bounded slice of a fixed size tax pie. It spends the money it was allocated and comes back with empty hands. Unless the USA is in a military-driven space race with a superpower rival, it's going to get the crumbs and it has no way of getting more than that. Success does not breed success, only photo-ops. If the photo-ops get stale, success can breed apathy and abandonment.

A commercial space company comes back from each successful flight with more money than it set out. It causes the economy to grow, actually increasing the size of the pie, and the slice it gets is investment-bounded. Success will bring more investment. There is no political upper limit on how high it can scale.

An interplanetary culture is going to require utterly enormous amounts of wealth by modern standards - only commerce has the potential to create that much wealth.
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Agreed. Incidentally, Ezra Klein recently (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezra-klein/2010/04/what_mak...) talked about what made the Economist and the NPR so special, and concluded that:

"...This is a need that is going largely unmet. Both the Economist and NPR are imperfect products, but that's fundamentally what they're doing. It's not quite newsgathering, and it's not straight opinion, though there's occasionally opinion in there. It's analysis. It's how to understand the stuff that other people are reporting and opining. "

Newspapers of the future will probably attempt to answer the question: "here's what happened, now here's why."
That's not feasible in the near future. Taiwan may be only 70 miles away but China can't hope to project enough sea power to mount an amphibious assault even that far. And that's even assuming the US Navy didn't stick its oar in.
Do you have any more detail on the operational efficiency or profitability of Spacex? I read your comment before the article; which didn't provide much detail on this.
These people are really beginning to annoy me. They are under the impression that a few poxy songs are the most valuable things on earth. They had a fwe good years in the sunshine but now it is autumn in the land of sing a song for sixpence.

Your product has lost its value. Adapt or die.

I know it's a shock to wake up on morning without a steady income from the songs you sang a 10 years ago but tough, try doing something productive today.

And yes, I do know what it is like. I've had my lifestyle made illegal, TWICE.

> Network administrators and providers should be encouraged to implement those solutions that are available and reasonable to address infringement on their networks.

Fuck you, PAY ME
What are some other must-have applications you guys find useful?
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Is NPWT similar to 拔火罐 in China? It also creates a near vacuum negative pressure using hot air. It's been practiced for thousands of years. And it also costs about 3 dollars, in RMB.
Infected XP owners left unpatched 
Some of the latest security updates for Windows XP will not be installed on machines infected with a rootkit virus.
This is definitely my favorite HTop screenshot: http://htop.sourceforge.net/128.png
I know what a DXF file is (AutoCad file format - de facto industry standard for 2D drawings) but I don't have one handy. I was just wondering today how much it would cost to laser cut a sheet plywood into parts for an idea. After seeing your site I still don't know. How about some informative articles? "When to use laser cutting vs. water jet," "Use these [simple | low-cost | on-line ] CAD tools to design your next project."

Why not publish the rates that go into your calculation? i.e. - "I charge $25 to set-up a job and then $50/hr for machine time. The water jet will cut 1/4" steel at xx inches per minute.

Where in the world are you located?
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If the author of this article is reading this : can you please provide a timeline of events?
Spreadsheet with column A = date, column B = event, column C = number of hours per day of typing at this point.

Events include {Started Acupuncture, Started using ergonomic product A, EtherPad acquired}, etc;

I wish to exclude these 2 possible reasons for the cure:

a) a simple reduction in the number of hours on the keyboard
b) the acquisition of your start-up, which may have released a lot of mental stress
I love the decoupling the driver from the PC idea, but I can't help but wonder where this is all heading.

Isn't Google just re-inventing the mainframe, where they own the mainframe and the rest of us are customers, er dumb terminals? In other words, is this an open standard where any two web-enabled devices can communicate? Or is it a Google-managed service ("we return the status of the print job back to you") where we're yet again investing in the success of Google? Seems like the latter to me. Perhaps I misread it.
Agree. Perhaps he should make a small video that explains the whole process.

What is a dxf file. How can I create one. Some dxf files, results and costs as example so that I would have an idea about how expensive this would be.

btw: How much would you charge for 100 lockpick-business cards? http://www.flickr.com/photos/ranh/106709219/
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Interesting how they made a Tutorial out of a pdf file. Does anyone know how this is done?
Doesn't second life allow people to develop their own in-game designs and sell them? Seems like a logical extension for WoW, where one of the principal motivations appears to be a virtual materialism (isn't the real one bad enough?)

Probably only a matter of time before one of the most valuable items is something certified to have been worn by some real-life celebrity's avatar.
My former employer spun off a company based on exactly this problem: http://www.thinprint.com

They did very well back then and probably still do. If I had any stock, however, I'd probably sell around the time Cloud Print looked like it would get traction...
Another Zotero user here with one foot in Firefox and another in Chrome.
You've got a term sheet, which means you've got something worth investing in (social proof).

But, the investor is trying to screw you.

I've been in a similar situation before. Trust me, what you need to do is speak to other investors before you make your decision.

If you don't know other investors then a good place to start is:

http://venturehacks.com/intro

Fill in the form at the bottom of the page and submit it.
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I like Tornado's template engine, which is based on Django's syntax but it's the simpler than Djangos and more powerful in my opinion.

You need 2 files to drop into GAE project: template.py and escape.py

Here is the doc link: http://www.tornadoweb.org/documentation#templates
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I have just started using LaTex for documentation at work, after years struggling with Word, its a real revelation.
When will the app store ban stories not be news anymore? I see multiple variations of it every day. One part of me wonders why everyone can't just get over it and face the fact that Apple is going to do what they want and the other part of me sees the value in complaining.

If you really want to complain, don't buy their products and don't develop on their platform.

The whole hammer throwing thing from the 80s just seems so ironic now.
You mean the buttons on the right side? Acrobat can do that. Although it would be fitting if they did it using LaTeX.
It's the first thing I install on any server these days. I always have an SSH terminal open to htop to monitor my server at all times.
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But, more to the point, the teacher did ask the kid to close Firefox and they did not. The teacher may be misinformed, but that does not give the child the right to ignore the teacher.
massage usually only provides a temporary benefit because it releases the tension in the muscles, but does nothing to keep it from returning.

The stiffness in muscles is ultimately caused by poor circulation through the muscle. The sarcomeres pump their own blood supply and if the demand is greater than the supply, the sarcomere can run out of energy in its contracted position.

This contraction shortens the entire muscles when many sarcomeres are affected. New blood cannot enter the sarcomeres until something pushes out the depleted blood.

Massage can do this, but massage will not correct the poor circulation that caused the stiffness to begin with.

And that circulation problem is usually caused muscle sheaths that have not been stretched frequently enough. The body's natural collagen deposition essentially gluing it to itself so that it cannot expand or stretch normally.

This creates a tight situation when you use the muscle inside of this sheath. The muscle is thicker when contracted and pushes out against this sheath. That creates pressure and blood takes the path of least resistance away from your tight muscle.

The tightness inside the muscle must be massaged and then the sheath must be manipulated and stretched. Otherwise, the sheath is too stiff due to the stiff, thick muscle inside it.

Further compounding the situation is the way tense muscles effect other muscles and spread the problem. Muscles work together and communicate that a load needs to be moved. A great system when things are healthy, but a permanent source of stress that will thwart efforts just limited to a muscle and its sheath.
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This one is not online, but really worth a look (beware, it's a work in progress) : http://csweb.ucc.ie/~dongen/LaTeX-and-Friends.pdf
I believe it. My dad had chronic lower back pain most of his later life and by no surprise, he also had high anxiety and stress. He read something similar about TMP about 15 years ago after tiring of pain killers, this was around the time he began studying Buddhism to help with stress. Ever since he's been in a lot better shape.
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Wait, is the proposal for all pornographic sites to be necessarily limited to .xxx? If it is, then I agree that it's a matter of concern. If it isn't, then I don't see your point.
I was puzzling if there was a way to do that using LaTeX, but you correct they probably used Acrobat Professional
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Wikipedia says: A Cochrane Review of studies published regarding NPWT stated that there was no evidence that the procedure significantly increased the healing rate of wounds compared to alternative treatment, calling for more and better research to be performed before a final conclusion could be reached.
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I think you're talking about the DynaFlex, which helped me quite a bit:

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/6a4b/

Also the powerWeb and the wrist roller:

http://www.amazon.com/GoFit-GF-WFB-Wrist-Forearm-Blaster/dp/...

http://www.fitter1.com/Catalog/Category/35/HandWrist.aspx

Also, computer time means the smallest mouse i can find with decent action (Logitech, no model number I can find), and switching between Apple and Matias keyboards (short-travel and long, respectively) and carefully setting the tilt angle of the keyboard and height under heels of my hands (rolled up towel)
Then don't buy anything from any RIAA/MPAA company, and persuade all your friends that doing so is unethical.
The creation metadata on the file says it was done with TeX, not Adobe, so probably not.
htop is not a generic *nix tool. It depends on the Linux kernel (hard dependencies).
Yeh that seems to be the one; they are just branded powerball over here.

Really therapeutic.
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