hhastings
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If al-Qaeda can build their own bombs and guns, I'm pretty damn sure they can set up their own secure Email & VOIP servers.
Last time I was in Arizona, I was pulled over for being a "potentially undocumented alien". I have red hair and pale skin. Next time I'm visiting my parents, I'll be pulled over and arrested because I made a bad joke online. Arizona, you're pathetic.
I grew up in Arizona and Border Patrol is everywhere down south. It looks like Geohot ran into a permanent checkpoint. Seems like a really poor choice.
Great work on CardNap. Do you have a Dribbble account or a portfolio so we can preview some of your other work?
Posted by
hhastings on Wednesday February 08, 2012 @07:02PM
from the online.wsj.com dept.
What a fantastic contribution & thanks for considering MIT/MPL. This will definitely come in handy as a small side side feature for user profiles on my upcoming projects.
I've driven by here many times, very eerie, completely empty of people or activity of any kind. If you look closely there's a few 747's and everything.
> "But Johnson is far from unique. As I found out when I travelled across the US last year, atheists live in isolation and secrecy all over the country."
That statement makes me sick. So horribly incorrect.
I'm tempted to guess that the author spends a lot of time around religious groups and churches, and thus, doesn't see many atheists on a daily basis.
I, on the other hand, spend almost no time around churches, and when I traveld across the USA 4 times in the past 3 years, I met a lot of atheists - and they definitely weren't in isolation.
Very clever. You have a unique idea and a great product so far.
In my opinion, you should really avoid calling yourself the ___ of ___, aka, IMDB of Clothes. I'm sure you can come up with a more appealing one-liner!
Chrome has a large color gradient. Firefox has a white background.
I checked out a few of the titles, and from the sampling I took, they were all 2011 releases.
Stumbled into it on twitter by @noah_halter, not sure where he found it.
And... my bet says a bright orange to dark green gradient will never be in style.
"...because of commuting." makes me wonder how much you hated commuting. If your habit was to wake up at 6AM for something that you disliked, I'd say that's your answer right there.
I have my coffee out on the fire escape, maybe do a few pull-ups, and dive straight into work 10-15 minutes after I wake up. I then break for a late breakfast and a shower 2-3 hours later.
I guess I forgot to mention that I work from home, freelancing right now - I'm not sure I'd have the same motivation if I was working full-time.
I was going to bed around 12-4, waking up between 10 and 12. I found that my evenings were too distracting & busy, and it was hard for me (personally) to get back into the workflow.
Diet is HUGE, I agree. I'm surprised there aren't more "Hackers should eat more Spinach" posts on HN.
Posted by
hhastings on Friday January 27, 2012 @10:05AM
from the self-post dept.
This morning: http://twitpic.com/8cb1rcMy typical habit up until 3 days ago was to wake up around 10-11AM and start working around 2-3PM, until I got tired or burned out.After seeing several posts on Hacker News about waking up early, I thought about trying it, but never had the drive to follow through.On Wednesday AM I woke up at 6 naturally for an unknown reason. I got my giant cup of coffee...
Pictos & Pictos Font have been around for a while, and my bet is that the vast majority of UX/UI Designers know of Drew Wilson's work. This is an extremely clever solution for an age old problem: As designers, we can now enable our clients to swap out icons to match their updated text/copy content.
Posted by
hhastings on Monday January 09, 2012 @07:14PM
from the mashable.com dept.
http://mashable.com/2012/01/09/women-and-technology/
First thought: No way...Second thought: No shit... the statistics are from HSN. Men don't use HSN.
Posted by
hhastings on Monday December 26, 2011 @12:00AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hey HN,I have two desktop computers with 2-year-old quad cores and 8gb of ram. They are still somewhat powerful machines, but they sit in my closet because my MacBook has all of my needs completely covered.I thought about donating them to a hacker house, like noisebridge - but I hear that they'd probably end up in pieces and never really used.What should I do with these machines? Happy to...
Posted by
hhastings on Friday December 23, 2011 @01:28PM
from the windwardapp.com dept.
http://windwardapp.com/
Kerem Suer (@keremsuer) and his friend Nick Eby (@nicholasleby) built a fantastic app for Sailors.This isn't only a well-designed iPhone app, but also the perfect example of a simple yet unique and effective splash page.
Posted by
hhastings on Tuesday December 20, 2011 @09:42PM
from the arstechnica.com dept.
Posted by
hhastings on Friday December 16, 2011 @08:23PM
from the lifehacker.com dept.
All I can think is... whatever happened to the good 'ole days of top quality advertising? There was a time, I'll admit - before I was born, that the population was excited for the next Coca-Cola ad. It was artistic and unique. It was something to look forward to. What happened to those days, and how can we get them back?
Posted by
hhastings on Thursday August 11, 2011 @04:04PM
from the pcmag.com dept.
Posted by
hhastings on Thursday August 04, 2011 @01:29PM
from the blog.getsocialize.com dept.