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3x cheaper? I would guess you've got your maths wrong.

Compare yourself to an employee: look at all of the stuff an employee will get but you as a contractor will not, for example: equipment, insurance, pension, healthcare, office space, etc. Now factor in risk.

Back to the other contractors: their price is set by the market. If you are as good as them you can still charge 20% less and still be cheaper.
I guess you're better off calling it 'lab exchange' or something then. There's no 'science' being exchanged, just some elbow-grease work (I don't know anything about the field you're in, so I may be oversimplifying, but I know some lab techs in the life sciences and it seems you don't need to be particularly bright to do that kind of work - just have, admittedly quite thorough, skills training).
I hate to say it, but when you go with bargain basement hosting, you're often going to get bargain basement quality.

I'm sure we've all heard horror stories of shared hosting providers, but personally I've had one just completely disappear, taking my 2 years of prepaid hosting with them (along with hundreds of other customers, at least).
I think we got the point. This is starting to sound like thinkcomp on Facebook.
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Its an inverted floppy disk by the way :) So its not even correct
Great little epistemological thread.
No wonder kayak recently replaced icons for "details", "pin", etc., with simple text.

A/B test could also provide statistics of how well text v/s icon performs for non-trivial items.
You do not get to choose whether it matters that the hooks (such as context ops) were preexisting. Perhaps it does, perhaps it doesn't. But it's the same trying to define what is a derived work, and neither you nor the KVM copyright holders can do that.

In the meanwhile, just thank whoever said that GPL-incompatibility was an explicit design goal for the CDDL.
Of course they are indexed :-)
What would be a good replacement? A little cloud perhaps? :-) Or somebody engraving something on a stone tablet (timeless)?
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Actually the "v = (v + 1) % 2" approach has merit -- in the past I've had to write MHEG textual notation, which is a declarative language where the syntax for conditionals is phenomenally ugly and ludicrously verbose, and this method is vastly more concise (2 lines versus about 10)
as long as the convention is universally understood, it serves the required purpose.

also, imagine the amazement on your kid's (or grand kid's) face when you explain to them the "origin" of the save icon and how it represents a floppy disk which could contain a full 1.44 Mb of data.
Do I have to attend the classes "live"? Or can I catch up according to my schedule, as long as I submit the assignments on time?
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What are the twitter accounts of the customers? All I've seen here is a couple of DM's from the host and a couple of emails from the host.
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fool.com has been generating this type of templated natural language "analysis" of stocks for a while.

I expect most of the benefit to an expert would be in the comprehension of public documents into some standard, structured from, and not the cute (perhaps helpful to laymen) English presentation.
What does it do (nothing on OS X, apparently)?
You better believe everyone will hear about this and drop them. Very unprofessional for a grown man to act like a child.
What may seem easy, may not be. When written down and explained, things often sound trivial (so do the Anonymous hacks too), but it often takes a lot more than trivialities to actually do it.

They're not super smart, nor are the Sony developers/admins super incompetent. They're just average people making mistakes or taking advantage of others' mistakes.

Could Sony have done better? Yes, of course! They made some very stupid mistakes. Does that make the admins incompetent? Not necessarily. Nor do the holes in their systems make Anonymous super-smart.
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No it's not! Google wanted those patents "to save Android from the competitors" and when didn't get them they just said: "Nah, we didn't want them anyway". Are you kidding me? Who on earth would bid such an amount if they didn't want those patents.

Also no-one wrote a article about the patents beside Google itself. The ones who didn't get shit.

Sorry but if this aren't sour grapes I don't know what is.

Edit: I forgot to mention that Microsoft wanted to gang with Google in the first place but after Google lost they said "they ganged against us". It's just ridiculous.
Reason #3 in "Why we're so good" (http://www.thiswebhost.com/reasons.html): "We want to help. Customer service is very important to us, so we'll treat you like a valued client and not like a number."
Hey - the customer in question here. I'll admit, it was really stupid, definitely a mistake - I was really angry. My friend had just told me my site was down, and I got an email saying my account had been terminated, and then to top it off, a tweet saying "good luck finding your next hosting provider".

The "go fuck yourself" was a kneejerk reaction to a guy clearly enjoying his powertrip.
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Totally +1 for London - we need a kick up the ass with regard to accelerators

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A great example of the wrong way to report user research.

- How many participants were tested?
- Who was tested?
- What kind of test was it? Survey? Lab study? etc?
- Between subjects or within (i.e. did the same people see all the icons)?

I could go on.
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The danger here is confusing activity with progress.
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I am really hoping everything goes well in this mission; we are so close to being able to send astronauts into space through commercial companies. Space X is doing things cheaper and faster than any government has. These commercial companies are going to revolutionize spaceflight.

While they are doing all of this they need to develop their heavy lift rocket as fast as possible with the goal of landing a man on mars within 10 years. Elon Musk himself said a few days ago that we need to go to mars and it is possible for them to do this "as early as 2018". The reason for the quick timeline is because funding and political slaughter for space programs is more likely to happen as time goes on and as new presidents come in or some new economic trouble happens.

Following the success of the ISS, going to Mars should be an international endavour. It needs to be a goal not for one country, but the whole human race to become a multi-planetary species and go to Mars.
I use an arrow pointing down to a 2D HD icon. Perhaps not the best imagery, but I guess I feel like I can afford to buck tradition.
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A companies identity is a peculiar thing. Remember not so long ago it was rumored that Microsoft was going to buy Nokia? People seemed to out of hand reject this as a bad move. Yet Google comes along (with arguably the same ambitions) and buys Motorola (makers of the 68000 probably the greatest chip ever created), and everyone seems to think it's a pretty good idea.
Distant Ubuntu releases (not yet codenamed) are generally referred to as [latest_codename] + x, like "Compositing will actually work well in Natty+5", meaning the feature is targeted for five releases after Natty.

Since Firefox has "Aurora" and "Beta" channels on a regular graduation schedule (Trunk->Aurora, Aurora->Beta, Beta->Final), the only question is "When is unmerged feature X going to be placed in trunk?", and the answer to that is usually "when we expect it to work well enough".

What will be interesting here is when there are MAJOR changes that take more than six weeks of testing to stabilize. Will the cycle just stall temporarily and go immediately back to six weeks on the next cycle?
i really enjoyed this interview. thanks for sharing!
The Motorola Droid is a good, solid phone.

My only beef with it is that it's a pretty locked-down phone, which is why I went with Samsung instead.
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Unprofessional behaviour from the host, but these guys should perhaps have employed a bit of professionalism too - I wouldn't be surprised if the 'perpetually indignant' twitter mode of address, and the tendency to want to summon up mob of the righteous whenever possible, has spilled over into their dealings with this company. Seems like twitter has given every angry person the opportunity to wave a banner of Truth and Justice 24/7. However, even seeing the twitter streams, all the facts are not out in the open, so this is just my unscientific take on it. I expect it'll be an unpopular view.
Has Adobe copied another one of my ideas?

Mine: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/psd2html/id402518556?mt=12
Theirs: http://muse.adobe.com/index.html

Mine: http://hotkeys.gameweaver.com/
Theirs: http://www.photoshop.com/products/mobile/nav
Off-main-topic, but I tried visiting your site (on my mobile) and was presented with only a login form. What was your purpose in linking to it? I was curious about the tool but will not likely return (if I even remember it later). A reminder (to myself mostly): You usually get one chance; make it count.
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In a way, that's only postponing the same result as the floppy disk icon.
I think that hints at what I would consider a more useful criterion for true understanding: being able to apply something in new ways. Any programmer can learn to implement a linked list by being beaten over the head with it in a data structures class until it seems obvious. Someone who truly understands it will be able to pull out concepts like pointers from it and reuse them when confronted with another problem, like making a hash table that can handle collisions.
You are assuming he's a grown man.
+1 for London !
Is Growl a part of OS X?
Those $150m are for bringing up the same payload to the ISS as Dragon can, right? In 2007 Nasa signed a $719m contract with Roscosmos for 15 seats and 5.6 tons of cargo. 5.6 tons are three Progress flights (2.350kg per mission) and one Dragon flight (6.000kg per mission). We don’t really know what part of those $719m is for cargo but $150m seems about right to me. Those $150m would pay for three and not just one Progress flight.

It’s quite amazing, really. The Dragon spacecraft is much more awesome than Progress. It can get more than double the payload to the ISS. More importantly, though, Dragon can bring half of that back to earth. There is no spacecraft that can currently do that. The Space Shuttle could but not anymore and Soyuz is pretty much only good for bringing back people and not cargo.

And it’s still comparable in cost or cheaper than Progress (which is a truly mature and tested spacecraft)? That’s quite astonishing.
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This won't happen upstream because to get suggestions from a unified search bar, everything you type, including full addresses, must be sent to your search engine for suggestions. With a separate search bar, it is at least clear that you expect what you are typing to be sent to the search provider, and Firefox assumes you don't mind autocomplete features in that case. It is a different story, however, when records subpoenaed from Google include "http://p\, "http://p-o\, "http://p-o-r\, "http://p-o-r-n\. There may be a reason you're typing a string in the address bar instead of the search bar, after all...

Additionally, separation allows Awesome Bar to work better since it doesn't have to clutter the results with search suggestions.

However, if you like that functionality, there are multiple extensions that provide it. I've used Omnibar in the past.
Another +1 for London
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SlideShare is also a world of hate. Try http://www.linux-kvm.org/wiki/images/7/71/2011-forum-porting...
I'm not sure the post really says anything about when such "true understanding" is necessary. That's a whole different can of worms.
It recently occurred to me that the icon of a phone is of a type of phone that almost nobody uses anymore. And the icon of a camping site uses a model of tent that nobody uses anymore either.

Our kids will be so confused...
London please!
You did read it, didn't you? That's why he got that job.
Why Y Combinator censor smaller blogs and not bigger spam ones?
Even if the content is just as good if not better on the smaller less traffic intensive or well known blogs? Are they not allowed to post here?

Is there some sort of a deal where if you pay Hackernews or just by virtue of being a popular site that spams links all over the internet they allow you to post unlimited amounts of links here without the worry of getting put in a blacklist filter? While if you aren't a super popular site you basically aren't allowed to post up even one link a month and if you do you get permanently blacklisted?

Honest questions
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OK, "WWW" is fairly universal, but generally it's best to avoid any text - an icon should be language-independent.
All too true.
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+1 for london! Do it :)
The more I work, the less mentally demanding games I want to play to cool off. An online match of Street Fighter 4 after a long day of coding does wonders for taking your mind off bugs and backlogs.

Switching platforms also helps. Close the laptop, sit on the couch, turn on the xbox.
Next to the fact that NASA would rather give money to a US company, which will invest part of it to develop cheaper and more capable rockets, than to Russia, these SpaceX costs are likely to be significantly cheaper than Soyuz.

In 2007, NASA got a deal for $719 million for 5.6 tons and 15 seats. Seats on Soyuz now cost ~$60 million a piece, or $900 million just for 15 seats. The price for cargo then probably also increased.
I think I might like a single window mode. I am not a "power user", but I regularily use Gimp when I do artwork for my homepage or climbing blog. I'll have to give it a try soon.
Good question.

Why does Hackernews censor small blogs and not big ones?

Even if the content is just as good if not better on the smaller less traffic intensive or well known blogs? Are they not allowed to post here?

Is there some sort of a deal where if you pay Hackernews or just by virtue of being a popular site that spams links all over the internet they allow you to post unlimited amounts of links here without the worry of getting put in a blacklist filter? While if you aren't a super popular site you basically aren't allowed to post up even one link a month and if you do you get permanently blacklisted?

Honest question
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Honest question? Really?

What makes you think that small blogs are censored?

The assumptions hidden in question shows such a misunderstanding of what goes on around here, the mind reels.
I can't speak for the Weeblies but in the event that you don't need the capital for growth and you don't plan to be acquired then going public is the only way for founders, investors and employees to see a significant release of capital from the company. You can just take revenues from the company but in many ways going public is lower risk (and obviously releases more capital too).
Mid-way through the pieces, I was expecting it to lead towards the theory that, if parts of the brain can shut-down while we're still awake, we could perhaps find a way to just have a small part of us resting at any one time, and never actually need to put our entire body to sleep.

While that did seem like a bit of a long shot idea (and frankly I would have been thinking "yeah, nice imagination" had that actually been his ending), I was none-the-less disappointed to get to a conclusion of "you're less effective when tired", something most of us worked out when we were infants without needing any scientific studies.
I have to agree on some counts. I see a lot of people get burned by companies every year or so - often when they sell and change owners - and then jump ship to just another random more-or-less anonymous webhost.

It's not so much about price as about legal status and especially that it's not a 1-man band operating a server out of their College dormroom - or residential internet. If you've a 50-man company hosting you, it's going to be more reliable in my opinion that if there's only 1 or 2 guys behind it.
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+1 London
But the thing is, the brilliant founders that do emerge from China can readily tap into a much larger pool of capable employees than in the US, and they have over 4 times the population of the US.
Ask HN: Should a non-US tech company launch at a Silicon Valley launch event?
assuming the following hold true
1) company is bootstrapped
2) company has built a strong tech platform in its industry and is looking to have the first set of users.
3) the company's target segment is buyers of software
4) there are invites from Launch events like Demo/TC Disrupt
It looks like Mulally has turned around large, moribund businesses like Ford and Boeing from complete mediocrity to relative competence. I don't mean that in a negative way, because it's miraculous for a company like Ford to turn around the way they did, but let's be honest here. Jobs led a large, established company into being the most valuable public corporation in the world, competing successfully not with behemoths like GM but with Silicon Valley. Name a tech company half the age of Apple that can even hold its own against the forces of creative destruction in the Valley, much less grow like a startup.
They censored my blog too and it was very thoughtfully written and relevant content. And I only posted up 2 links to different articles within a a week's time frame. I guess that was too much for them.

Stop spamming us you're wasting your time.

I was however allowed to post up over 100 hundred techcrunch links in that same time frame however even to the most irrelevant asinine articles.

But techcrunch are allowed to spam for more traffic than they need and us normal folk are not.

It's too bad ycominator mods engage in such deceitful adn crooked internet politics, i also wonder if there is any money exchanging hands.
A few months ago, I was told by Rackspace that "We're not responsible for looking after your hardware" after they'd removed, and destroyed, a working hard drive from a dedicated server instead of replacing the disk that had failed, regardless of the price, all hosting is 'bargain basement quality', some are just more bargin than others =)
Very interesting. I spotted two minor problems with the posted code.

Doing this:
#define BUF_SIZE 1024 * 1024 * 5

to define a numerical constant is a bit scary, since depending on how the symbol is used it can break due to dependencies. It's better to enclose the value in parenthesis. Personally I would probably write the right hand side as (5 << 20).

The first time the modification to skip entries with inode 0 is mentioned, the code is wrong:

I did this by adding
if (dp->d_ino == 0) printf(...);

This should use !=, not == (it's correct the second time, but this adds confusion).
I think speed is often the issue with in-house development. Sure, you could make a pretty good product by spending a few billion dollars, but you won't get it next week. An already established install count has to be worth something too.
Wow, that is indeed impressive. I admire the determination it must have taken to get to 38000 lines of code for a three letter game. Was this text-based or graphical (I can't remember -- did gwbasic even support anything beyond basic CGA video modes?)?

Edit: Wait, was that BASIC line numbers reaching to 38000, or 38000 actual individual lines?
Seems like an unwise legal move to make it look like you deleted the data not out of policy, but out of a desire to harm the (now former) customer.
The international endeavour won't happen for a while due to government regulations dating back to Cold War [0]. An open space community decided to split into two space groups, USA and Non-USA [1].

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Mobility. They go with the STB and video distribution businesses, IIRC.
As someone who runs his own consulting business, if I had clients who didn't know what they were doing and abusive towards me, I'd drop them in a heartbeat. The original poster on reddit isn't going to garner any sympathy from me.
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Cannot believe that developer forgot to include this at the end of shortening process:

if(strShortenedURL.Length > strURL.Length)
{
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Warren Buffett too, despite the positive reception to his altruistic political suggestions by others on HN?
$20 billion? Did I miss a vital piece of news?
Considering that HTTP is a universal protocol and everyone using WWW in their URL, I don't see this as a problem.
+1 Be great.
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