inconditus

Works fine in San Diego, California, but images aren't showing up.

I've read this advertisement in the last 2-3 "Who's hiring" posts. I finally understand what they do after you highlighted that sentence.

Walter Lewin's been doing it since 198x, probably earlier.

Your anecdote about the bowling ball is (AFAIK) incorrect, you're thinking about Walter Lewin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaALPa7Dwdw. (starts at 1:08)

FWIW, this is running on Moodle, a very popular e-learning platform.

Just like how the lack of pirates caused global warming, right? ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File%3aPiratesVsTemp_English.jp...

What's pretty cool is that if you generate 1000+ the colors begin to become muted and look "foresty". Why's this?

I'm being picky here, but the word "proven" doesn't really make sense in the context. A more accurate way of expressing the title would be "Evidence supports a different theory" or "Less support for this theory", as theories can never be proven.

CM9 stands for Cyanogenmod 9.

It'd be great if one could toggle the quality of the videos, the default is 480 but I noticed you guys offer 720.

Off topic, but did you wait 8 years upgrading from ME to Vista?

Is this a serious argument? One could say the same thing about:

1) The advent of modern gardening and genetically modified crops. With increased efficiency, where will the extra farmers go?

2) The advent of computers. What will happen to books? The tree cutters? The people who ship the trees to the lumber plant?

I could go on and on about ANY technological advance in the last 200 years. I don't see how cars are any different that will bring "marxism or communism".

Perhaps they just started now, Physics h7B requires it. http://ninjacourses.com/explore/course/2433/#books

UC Berkeley uses the books for their course. I'm not sure which specific class though.

As mentioned below, BrainWorkshop(http://brainworkshop.sourceforge.net/) is an open source version of the software, and they offer usage statistics if anyone's interested: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoDHizcNs2tWdDd...

Amazon made Junglee, at least according to the "service provided by Amazon" on the bottom.

Certainly all true points. However, for the people without the luxury of 16GB (I'm running on an old machine, with 3gb of RAM), Chrome consistently freezes the computer due to the resource hogging. I've learned my lesson and switched to Firefox.

Anyone have a source? I'm curious how crafted GET statements can lead to a DDOS.

Thanks for correcting me. Also, we have similar usernames. ;)

Amazon Studios has been out for at least 4 months previous to the writing.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this isn't a brute force attack, its a dictionary attack. A brute force attack would go through every iterattion, like 00001, 00002...

The DNS servers are located at EasyDNS:

  Retrieving DNS records for news.ycombinator.com...
  DNS servers
  ns1.easydns.com [209.200.187.4]
  ns2.easydns.com [72.52.2.1]
  remote1.easydns.com [64.68.192.10]
  remote2.easydns.com [72.52.2.1]
  ns3.easydns.org [64.68.192.10]
  ns6.easydns.net [72.52.2.1]

Not relevant to Hacker News. Please don't turn it into a Reddit.

Guidelines (http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html) state:

> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.

> HN is solely responsible for this

Several communities worked together, such as the tech blogosphere, Reddit, and other social media. Although HN may be the birthplace of the idea to boycott Godaddy, its hardly just HN being responsible.

Slightly off topic, but its a pet peeve that gadgets don't actually show (the limitations of) their product. See for example, their video camera: http://puu.sh/aKx3. The "video" taken is obviously not by the built in vidoe camera.

On a semi-related note, has anyone signed up for them? They don't comply with the CAN-SPAM act by not giving an unsubscribe link in the emails they send out.

Related, an advertising company who was accused of tracking history: http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/node/6695

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but the parent was offering advice for accessibility to help the member's of the community improve on their projects. Why would you disapprove of that?

ML-class does not necessarily apply to all other 10 courses offered by Stanford. I would not be surprised if they weren't given for the entrepreneurial classes offered.

Chrome shows me the Oops, crashed tab. Does it crash the entire browser for you? (Windows XP, 15.0.874.120 m)