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This is going to do a lot of harm to Flash on the web. Now we know for sure that any Flash web pages will never work on mobile devices. Mobile apps are great but I still think the majority of people will use their devices as web browsing devices.

Finally, it really destroys your trust in Adobe. Will they discontinue their mobile AIR tools if they have a few more bad quarters?
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On the subdomains topic, on one of my sites I went the subdomain way for languages. Example: www is for english, de is for german, fr is for french and so on. The reason I did this is because I wanted Google to index the sites properly, in the right language. So if you go to google.fr and search for some of its keywords you would see the french version and not the english one. I'm just not sure how Google behaves but my feeling is that if all your languages are on the same domain (without any difference on the URL) then it will always display the english one by default (assuming it's the default one, obviously). Can anyone enlighten me?

It's been working for me but I notice the english version (which is the default one, www, but not the one with most visits) is not working as good as the other languages so I'd say juice is not shared between subdomains, like Patrick said. Still trying to figure out what's the best solution...
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Watched the video. What exactly is "Competition"?
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A website exists which is already here to pwn this space.

Facebook.
Every day they don't announce an AU zone, is yet another day people who want to be "in the cloud" are getting locked in to the IaaS/PaaS stacks rushed to market by incumbent data center providers. Case-in-point: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/08/telstra_opens_sme_cl...

This goes hand in hand with advice (arguably FUD) from those providers and privacy "experts" that if you accidentally put IPP in the US or Singapore, you will get sued over their domestic anti-terrorism laws allowing government access. Again Telstra says "There are also legal implications. If an organisation’s data is stored offshore, it is likely to be subject to the laws of the country in which that storage facility is located.This could lead to scenarios such as foreign government requests for access to stored information."
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Educate me some more and please name a social hierarchy I belong to. I'm a pretty standard geek so feel free to make assumptions.

I really want to know who my superiors are so I can call them up and apologize for treating them as equals all these years.
A timely thought, given the "planned downtime" at the data center hosting our AUS CDN today. There's no way it was planned - who in their right mind schedules maintenance at 15:00?
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Oddly enough, you can get an unlimited plan on the Sprint network through Virgin Mobile for $55 a month.
I have magic jack but after I initially installed it I never used it. The service is terrible and I wouldn't be surprised if they had vacuum tube mainframes and tape drives running thier repeaters. Having said that, magic jack is extremely valuable for one thing: a number I can quickly forward to any phone I please. That's why I keep the phone number. Once I need a number for people to call I can have the magic jack number listed, and simply forward it to whatever number I'm using at the time(though it won't forward internationally).
> Is this stuff worth writing a book about? You tell me!

Jesus Christ I feel sorry for the (team of) editor(s) that book will need.
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> I love that it gives that impression

It doesn't, that's just your fan club talking. It looks like a run-of-the-mill WordPress theme.

> Anyhow...

What you just said translates into "Design doesn't really matter." There is a difference between doing minimum needed not to scare away customers, and refining the design to appeal to both existing and future audiences. Latter is the case of why design matters, former is not. Former is just the same common business sense that dictates to not be rude to your customers or not use green on red text.
It's interesting that pollen is being filtered out, but I'm not sure why it's important for consumers to know this?

Am I right in thinking that this is the argument:

Claim 1) Chinese honey often contains contaminants

Claim 2) Ultra-filtering honey makes it impossible to trace origin

Therefore:

Ultra-filtered honey contains contaminants.

That's obviously fallacious reasoning, but it's all I can extract from the article.

Additionally, I'm not convinced that pollen-rich honey is a good thing. The only arguments I can see for keeping the pollen in are:

1) In case it came from China

2) Pollen is good for you

3) I don't want people messing with my food

In response to (1) I don't see a link between honey lacking pollen and China, and I don't see the problem with Chinese honey so long as it really is free from other contaminants.

(2) http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_bee_pollen_good_for_you

(3) Our food is processed to a huge degree. I always use bread as an example of the original processed food. Again there's no necessary link between 'additives' or 'processing' and 'bad for you', just a massive body of anecdotal evidence. Salt and pepper and ketchup are 'additives'. Chopping vegetables is "processing" your food. Not all processing is bad.
As a general rule, content that gets lots of upvotes is welcome, stuff that falls of the "new" page with 1 point is a waste of the precious few minutes actually spent on the "new" page.

Of course, good articles do sometimes fall off the "new" page with 1 point; but I'd take a look at the the average points received by your submissions, and try to be more selective.

Sorry.
Clojure is making a lot of noise, at least.
While I want to agree, it may just been they were wholly underprepared for even a moderate amount of customers.

If they prepared for, say, 1200, and got 3700, they were overwhelmed, but it doesn't necessarily indicate there's that much of a market. We don't know enough about their infrastrucure or estimates to know if this really signals an insatiable demand.

I think it probably does, but I've been wrong at reading signals like this before.
Also, in the future, color is obviously outlawed.
When can I get this in my laptop?
The Serious Fraud Office might be interested. http://www.sfo.gov.uk/
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How does this compare with backbone-rails?https://github.com/codebrew/backbone-rails
Practice should help; there are debate clubs for that. Or try debating politics - it's mostly useless, but you'll never lack willing opponents. Knowing your subject very well helps, too. Staying calm is always useful; I have no recommendation on how to achieve that, though (I never really had to work for that.)
Disappointing as it may be, it's realistic. I could never see mobile devices being capable of loading and running flash based games or web environments consistently or seamlessly. It just requires too much power the device doesn't have. Even the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 dual core technology aren't up to the task, and I believe that's the closest mobile ever came to supporting flash.

But even mini laptops can just barely handle flash websites with glitzy introductions and interface. A phone can't handle that, it's outdated and inefficient for smaller modules of power.
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Timsort isn't intended for uniformly distributed data. In fact, I'm really surprised that quicksort didn't beat introsort in your tests - it may have some nasty edge cases, but you'll never hit those on truly random input and avoiding the (minimal) extra work of introsort should help.
Can you give examples of reasonable comments that are grayed out on finance threads? My impression is that this happens from time to time, but I haven't noticed it happening any more on HFT/Finance threads than in general.
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FWIW: There's a pecking order on HN. And you're a member.

In any social setting, pecking order and stuff like that matters a whole lot to most people (and is very frequently the driving force behind a lot of the comments, even here). I try to treat everyone with respect regardless of who they are and I am disinclined to kowtow to anyone. I assure you it gets me in hot water on a routine basis with people who are trying to impose a hierarchy on the relationship and trying desperately to make sure they are in the superior position. Refusal to take the inferior position gets read by such people as an attempt to assert my superiority (and oppress them/disrespect them). It is damn difficult to convey equality to people hellbent on doing something like that. {Which makes me curious why you seem to experience it differently. :-)}
It is much better than having two clicks (which I had prototyped), but the prob is that a lot of portable devices don't have 'hover' - so I don't know if it falls back on anything in that case.

There is a product here - package the buttons together so they only load once, hide them in some way by default, and provide a bunch of analytics. Lots of blogs and websites would pay for that - the current solutions for social button analytics are really bad, or non-existant (you need to know things like click-through rates, which share options are most popular, autohiding some for users who never use them, detect if the user is logged in for each service, how many followers/likes/retweets etc. each user gets from a share so you can identify 'power sharers' etc.) - I don't think that exists.

You can't just keep adding more and more buttons for each social service, and there are some people who will only use, for eg. delicious or pinboard and there are no buttons for them.
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>It's a lie, and you know it.

[citation needed] What is the "truth"? That e.g. artists will be fine because they can make more from concerts? Too bad about artists who make incredibly wonderful CDs but have no stage presence. I guess they don't deserve to be artists then.

Or, wait, I know, they can buy t-shirts, stick their name on them and charge 50 times what they cost. People will buy them because they want the artist to keep producing! Do people not realize merchandise sales are just a form of charity? After all media is free, what are you going to do when people get sick of giving to this charity?

>I don't care about the copyright industry's profits

Here it sounds like you're talking about something different than I am. I don't care about the profits of obsolete middle men. I care about someone who's good at music, acting, writing, whatever being able to make a living from it. And not by depending on charity or throwing events.
Honey without pollen is very hard to quality-control (you can't find and shut down the manufacturer); thus, showing that lots of honey has no pollen shows that much of the honey Americans eat has poor quality control, and is thus much more likely to be bad for them.
People are going to increasingly use mobile devices to browse the web. Tablets especially are going to be big. iPads, Android tablets, Kindles, and I'm willing to bet even Microsoft makes a dent. Five years from now, I'd say we do 20% of our browsing from mobile devices.
Re: Dials.

I HATE, HATE, HATE the way more and more cars are doing away with the dial. Dials are awesome. Especially in cars.

I can operate the dial while driving and not risk killing someone. Replacing dial controls with flush push buttons, or worse consolidated touchscreens that control virtually everything means either I don't get any control of my radio/AC/etc when I am moving or I risk running someone down because I'm too preoccupied dealing with the shitty no-affordance monstrosity of a UI you replaced a perfectly great thing with.
this is amazing and deserves far more upvotes.
>But I am confident in saying they will always be below average.

Of course there are and what I'm saying is that this isn't a static group. People will move in and out of it. I'm sure there is a very small percentage who stay at the bottom just as their is a very small percentage who stay at the top. But the bulk programmers are moving between these different groups through-out their careers.

>and the idea everyone has the potential to be a great programmer just isn't borne out by that experience.

What experience? You don't have any idea what's happened to the "no hopers" you've known in your career. I agree that some people seem like they're not going to get it, but who knows? Maybe they'll meet someone who flips a switch for them.
Actually the key is to get rid of government loan subsidies. They just bid up tuition and get capitalized into non-essentials like sparkling student centers.

It's no coincidence that college prices have risen as the government has increased their loan subsidies.
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I wonder if there are any websites that are taking the special date into account. Perhaps it would be cool to launch something new!
I've been thinking for a while that RIAA is the single most destructive force against our freedoms in the past few years, perhaps even more so than the Government itself with the Patriot Act and whatnot, because RIAA is trying to push all these restrictions at a global scale, trying to convince as many Governments as possible in the same time to accept them (think e-G8), to make people think that if so many accept them, then they "must be right about that".

If it were possible for them to fund a scientific experiment like LHC, that would create a blackhole in the middle of the Earth, that would finally stop piracy, I think they would do it.

What I'm trying to say is that they could care less if they bring down the whole Internet and kill it, as long as they just "stop piracy" - even if actually achieving that would lower their sales. But they are too short-sighted to even think about that.

With things like RIAA, it's no wonder people are protesting against Wall-Street rather than the Government itself. Because sometimes the companies behind the Government, can do a lot more evil by controlling the Government, than the Government itself would if they just wanted more power.
My first port of call would be to perform a dictionary attack against the hash. Then I'd move on to brute forcing. If there's a cryptographic attack then that would be best, but I don't know enough about crc32 to say whether that's possible.

Would you like some help writing dictionary/brute force code, or did you have in mind an attack against the algorithm itself?
It _is_ impossible to satisfy everyone with a single tool. But still, I'd expect some of them to satisfy some people.

Next time I meet somebody who's unhappy with their bug tracker, I'll ask if customizing it would be an option for them.
I believe the argument is that there is no reason to ultra filter except to try to hide origin, and there is no reason to try to hide origin unless the origin is China, hence when you buy uktr filtered honey the chances a very high it is from China.
> I wonder, what was the catalyst that caused Adobe to admit what everyone else already knew?

I think it's pretty obvious. Adobe simply did the math and figured out that they are losing money on supporting the myriad of mobile devices that get thrown on the market promising 'the full web' with Flash. High development effort, low income, big competitive threat from upcoming HTML5 authoring tools.

Remember when Flash was still only available on Windows, Linux and OS X? Even then Adobe had a hard time properly supporting OS X and Linux, which have always been second-class citizens compared to the Flash Player for Windows. 6 months ago Flash Player for OS X didn't even have GPU accelerated video, and there wasn't even a 64-bit version for Linux. The only reason this has improved somewhat is because Adobe had to show the world that they were serious about supporting Flash, and to counter all the negative press Flash got as a result of iOS not supporting it, and OS X and Linux users complaining about it.

Now imagine the investment Adobe probably has to make to support 20 different ARM SoC's, and make the player even more efficient than it is on Windows PC's, knowing that neither iOS, nor WP7, nor Windows 8 Metro will ever support it. All just to sell a few more licenses for their Flash authoring tools, which is probably a dwindling business already.

Flash is dead because the world has moved on, and there is no money to be made from it anymore.
what does "bad for them" mean though? Surely if there's something in the honey that's "bad" then test the honey for that. Why use pollen as some kind of oblique test for likelihood of badness?
A5 and OMAP don't have 3G/4G integrated in them. A5 uses Qualcomm's 3G chip. Having a 3G chip integrated is more of an exception in the industry, not the rule. Although everyone seems to be moving in that direction right now. Nvidia also bought a company recently to integrate LTE in their chips in the near future.
^3) If I lived in the US I'd be more concerned about the ubiquity of HFCS and animal growth hormones than because imported honey may have been purified. TFA also has the xenophobic suggestion that the pollen filtering is done by the Chinese, perhaps (and more likely) it is done by, or at the behest of, US importers?

Filtering out pollen may hide the origin, but surely people concerned about health should be testing for contaminants not pollen? This article seems to be screaming "OMG the Chinese are sending us their honey!"

EDIT: this 'news site' is the mouth piece for a lawfirm. This is good old fashioned protectionism mixed with xenophobic mud slinging propagated by some all-American legal vultures.
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Right, but according to wikipedia[1] "Ultrafiltered honey is processed by very fine filtration under high pressure to remove all extraneous solids and pollen grains. The process typically heats honey to 150–170 °F (approx. 65–77 °C) to more easily pass through the fine filter. Ultrafiltered honey is very clear and has a longer shelf life; it crystallizes more slowly because the high temperature breaks down sugar seed crystals, making it preferred by the supermarket trade."

I remain unconvinced that "there is no reason to ultra filter except to hide origin".

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honey#Classification_by_packagi...
I would've thought chip makers would decode WebM, too, by now. Google won't stay on h.264 forever.
But you can't block CSS animations though.
Mostly agree with your input.

Though "Absolutely no domainer takes estibot seriously" is a bit of an exaggeration, I think.

Estibot is regularly mentioned on TheDomains.com (widely seen as the authority on domain name market news).

Mentioned here for example: http://www.thedomains.com/2008/05/11/using-estibotcom-what-a...

http://www.thedomains.com/2011/11/03/ira-com-sells-for-seven...

Of course it's an automated tool and is not perfect. But it can be used as a reference point.
Though I get the impression that there is a big overlap in terms of the people who frequent Reddit, this site and 4chan. They just express themselves differently depending on where they are.
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But you can get one-way dofollow links by placing some of your code on Github. It can make sense, just needs some carful planning.
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Probably Qualcomm. They see them as their biggest rival in this market, probably because they are actually the biggest chip maker now.
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