samweinberg

This is an odd comparison. There are a lot of differences, I guess.

It's like Ctrl + F meets Vimium.

Stay away from free VPNs.

Nearly every VPN service in this article is a good choice - http://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymit....

I've personally used Mullvad and PrivateInternetAccess, both of which are on the list and provide good service.

I would like an invite as well. Thanks.

samweinberg [at] me.com

/r/webdev just rehashes the stuff posted on HN.

Not as fun!

I used iChat all the time until it was replaced by Messages. I've since been using Adium and haven't looked back.

Every single time I receive a text though, Messages opens on my Mac without my permission, often getting in the way of what I'm trying to work on. The rare times when I actually use it, the conversations are reordered and many are just missing.

"Free as in beer, not free as in speech."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Beer

Or for the HN friends without Javascript, http://isup.me/github.com.

Form follows function. Basecamp may not have the prettiest looking homepage, but at least it works. The copy effectively communicates what Basecamp is, and the website is laid out fairly well.

Was there something specific about the page that you had a critique on?

I wouldn't say Armory works fine on OS X. In fact, it's a bit of a hassle to set up. From their website:

>WARNING: This does not work on all OSX systems. We are working hard to expand the compatibility set. If it does not work for you, most users have success from the directions on the Building Armory from Source page. It takes a little bit of effort, but it works!

After PhoneGap, which approach did you end up taking?

Congrats on the app, by the way!

Because it's taken.

I created a Twitter bot for reddit's Bitcoin community with IFTTT: https://twitter.com/redditbtc.

I also have the weather for my area texted to me every morning, which is pretty handy. Another recipe of mine is to automatically forward my App.net posts to Twitter.

But a Nobel is granted to a genius already made.

I definitely see the potential in 3D printers, but I just don't have enough of a need for such a machine at the time being. Well, at least not a need not big enough to justify the price.

I have no experience with 3D modeling or home manufacturing, so the learning curve is another reason I'm holding off for now.

If the laundering method is illegal, then yes.

Getting everyone to stop using Path is pretty over-complicated.

We need them to change their ways, not disappear.

You reuse your passwords? Tsk tsk tsk...

I should have worded that a bit better.

The majority of Bitcoin trade occurs at Mt.Gox, so you could say the market is pretty centralized.

Actually, Bitfloor had to cease all trading operations indefinitely. That aside, there are plenty of other reputable exchanges that need to gain more market share. It's ridiculous that a DDoS attack could be used for price manipulation purposes. That shouldn't be too much of a problem in a diversified market.

>Mt.Gox is the world's largest bitcoin exchange, handling about 63% of all bitcoin transactions as of April 2013.

A decentralized currency should not rely so heavily on a central exchange.

This is like an interactive version of www.brandcolors.net. Very nice!

I wouldn't say it's a slight distinction. Humans may be able to behave like bots by mass-favoriting tweets, but they will never be able to achieve the volume that bots do.

Interesting how the interviewer's immediate response to Dorsey was "hacking is a crime".

Check out the source code on Github. https://github.com/moovweb/harlem_shaker