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I find it funny that this is on #14 on the homepage :)

IT'S GREEN :|

http://www.readability.com/articles/dcsyvhkh

503 unavailable. I don't know, but I'll bet $10 that this is another Wordpress blog that made it to the HN homepage. Somehow it are almost always Wordpress blogs that go down.

If I really did bet for $10 that it's wordpress every time a site goes down on the HN homepage, I could simply quit my job. Perhaps I should ask $10 to optimize Wordpress websites (aka install a caching plugin and done), hmm...

No shit, it's only been covered by two other front-page stories on HN

Firefox OS simulator that runs on Win/mac/lin? Sounds like a complicated way of just running Firefox :P

It's commonly known, especially on HN, that self education works much better than any school. I too surpass pretty much everyone at school because I started programming much earlier.

Oh a 15 year old, how cute. So, what about that module? Why is it special enough to be posted to HN?

The age is not relevant. Imagine someone of 36 made this module and included his age. If he had gotten into programming at 35 and this was some kick-ass thing, then yeah that would be kinda neat. Now you could have been programming for five years or so, which gives you a big advantage.

If you had been twelve or so, then I'd say it rocks. But fifteen is a fine age to develop something.

I don't mean to discourage you at all, just let the product speak and not your age.

I don't see how being 15 years old requires any empathy by default.

I get the password as well when resetting it: http://lucb1e.com/rp/randomupload/dottk-paintext-pwd2.png

That's interesting. I believe I submitted the same thing just yesterday (made by a friend). Tss.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4768214

I love this line.

The truth is, I genuinely didn’t realize Frequentists and Bayesians were actual camps of people—all of whom are now emailing me.

Haven't tried it, but isn't that blocked by Javascript's cross-domain protection?

See also http://private.woutervdb.com/obama/

Not so much "reimagined" as "an improvement for windows' command prompt" it seems.

What's the deal with EST or PDT? Can't you Americans just use some GMT-n so we can all convert it? Despite most stories being American-based or focussed here, the world does not center around you. Yeah it does on your maps - it's confusing, I know - but no the world is not actually about you.

It's better than HNSearch? Why?

I can not +1 this enough

Because in that case they have no choice. They want to get whatever the store has. Here they can argue with the person taking the video. In fact, the video taker is specifically targeting them, which raises only more questions for the subjects being filmed.

Of course it would be equally disturbing, but what I find disturbing is that any wall-mounted camera could have someone behind it as well. In fact, it could be on display on some URL (google for "google hacks camera").

Omg. After reading other comments, first thing I'd do when I saw a cop with that is pull out my phone and start filming him back.

What thing did you build? I'm not gonna click on titles like these.

CSPRNG*. CSPNG is Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey :P

It associates Mozilla too, unfairly imho.

Funny how it's only 1.9 square centimeters larger than the iPhone 5, and I'm guessing it lacks a call feature. Who does phone calls nowadays anyway right? And this old iPod Touch is incredibly obsolete now anyway, nobody uses that anymore.

It doesn't crash (no kernel panic), just makes the system so slow that you can't use it anymore until you pull the stick out.

I've had an usb stick of death for years now. Any system you plug it in instantly freezes. No idea how I made it, but it was certainly not the goal! And whatever I do, I can't get it to overwrite whatever data is on there :P

Oh hey, welcome to the internet. Yup, Google changed the I'm feeling lucky button a while ago.

Disappointingly uninteresting answers :(

Try Asana, also a collaborative to-do list but with many features. Not overly many features, just exactly the ones you need (or that was my experience anyway). Free also for business use up to 30 people, which is very reasonable I think.

What problem does it solve? That's what you should ask yourself.

It just looks like another to-do app to me, which I might even have developed myself in about fifteen minutes. Also as others have mentioned, this is more of a project than some startup.