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beyti··on Show HN: Twenty
Loved the game, installed for my phone immediately. That said, this script is way more fun though, loved it more, did 17 for me too.
beyti··on Google Map Maker will be temporarily unavailable for editing
For the people who didn't know the related prank like me, which led to this result: here is a quick summary about it: http://techaeris.com/2015/04/24/google-android-mascot-shown-...
beyti··on Harj Taggar Is Building a New Technical Hiring Pipeline with TripleByte
Thank you for pointing out the most important answer.
beyti··on Ask HN: How can I prove to my coworker that his code is complex?
These are the ones I really agree on. 1. If you can show an easy way, show it to him and hope for the best for him to next time he'll pay attention to use an easy to understand code if possible. 2. If your company goes for testing, show his/her code is hard to test.

Other than these aims in particular, you'll probably be ignored.

beyti··on Touch Pianist – Tap in Rhythm and Perform Your Favourite Music
Absolutely agreed. Very nice, congrats!
beyti··on Installing Windows 8 after 8 years of Linux
I can clearly read that he was devastated about the Lenovo bloatware aorund 3rd day and 1 for Microsoft & No network problem. I assume more of a vendor issue than microsoft caused this tiredness.

And Ubuntu is a really distinguished linux distro for its ease of usability and general driver compatibility; not like most of other greatly used linux distros, which care more of power users than everyday users.

beyti··on Installing Windows 8 after 8 years of Linux
I think the OP has a lot of confusions about the "vendor", "operating system" and very suprisingly with "linux" and "ubuntu" generalization.

I can understand the first two, but can't seem to understand one who has 8 years of xp with linux is able to generalize "ubuntu" with all of the other linux operating systems.

Quite the waste of my time to read this, nothing gained for me other than the thought of "hackernews top posts are going bad" sadly.

beyti··on What should I do about YouTube?
nice question. grow first, monetize later I fear
beyti··on Logitech K480 – Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/multi-device-keyboard-... (removing the querystring param, for people who can not view the link)
beyti··on A Guitar Hero way to learn music
Not a nice one, not even a free thing. Rocksmith already done this and with amazing features.

Sorry to be this direct but with only 100$, ubisoft offers unequal capabilities.

Just tried "Nirvana - Come as u are" on guitar which app suggested, still it's a little buggy.

beyti··on Turkey has blocked Google DNS access to Twitter
Ok. I wish you can believe me when I say that there is still an uneducated and "religion over logic" minded people in Turkey and our governments use these people.

But on the other hand, there is a great crowd who understands the need of educated people and logical responses to these matters.

I just find it hypocritical to blame all the people of a country without any detailed knowledge but with only common phrases (which is possibly mined from a biased relative). This is a common phrase for a Turkish people and I find it difficult to believe all the people who told this phrase to have been researched the subject from varied sources.

At least I wish, more educated people who only talks when they know something for sure or open to suggestions to write here(hackernews) at these sensitive topics. Not the overheard people, just to avoid misinformation.

beyti··on Turkey has blocked Google DNS access to Twitter
I hope I understand you wrong because it seems "acknowledgement", "money" and "excuses" makes a genocide ok.

And I don't imply it as not a fact, I imply mine knowledge doesn't have enough variance on the issue and being a EU member doesn't require clean records.

Turkey is not a follower of Ottoman Empire, it's a modernization and revolution product of it.

This deserves an equal judgement as numerous other countries with violent histories already have.

beyti··on Turkey has blocked Google DNS access to Twitter
I totally agree.

The reason I'm referring it "so called" is because I'm an engineer who didn't read any material on the subject. I don't have enough knowledge to assume it's fact or not. And I don't think it's right to believe anything without reading varied sources.

And the denial should be taken as a political issue that is decided and said by government.

I pointed it, because it's not right to assume all Turkish people think the "armenian genocide" is fictual, in the same way not all the Turkish people want to block Twitter or Google DNS.

beyti··on Turkey has blocked Google DNS access to Twitter
I think, one should at least read the paper before sharing.

Just to add another perspective to whom read yours comment:

-So called "Armenian Genocide" is not acclaimed by Turkey and the allegations imply the predecessor of Turkey, the Ottoman Empire.

Only then, even if you accept this as a genocide, you should at least consider removal of Germany as a member from EU. Quote from the link you provided: "and it is the second most-studied case of genocide after the Holocaust"

Holocaust (which is definitely not just an allegation): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust

beyti··on Twitter is blocked in Turkey
you can use hotspot shield, it's also available in mobile devices.

http://www.hotspotshield.com/

beyti··on HTML: font color=”red” becomes green
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beyti··on What is Happening in Istanbul?
main cause: block the destruction of a historical park

Thousands of people of all ages gathered without any formal notice, just by friend to friend, neighbour to neighbour; didn't allow provocation; resisted days of assault; assured the security of the park; almost all of the other big cities supported by protesting; protesters cleaned up their own mass, junks collected;

I guess this is a simple description without political adds.

beyti··on Google One Today
Is it just me or is it really weird to request an invite to use an app which needs your donation?
beyti··on How a UK company handled an offensive private joke
yep, I thought I'd be the only one to understand this story in that way for a second. Glad it's not like that.

TIL, someone with lack of empathy thinks of other people lacking empathy. shocking

beyti··on The Redhat of Drupal
I strongly agree on that. That's just nice material with a bad presentation in the end for Matt
beyti··on Panoramic, high resolution picture of London
there's a half guy here: http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.html?view.hlookat=-46.0400... #BTTowerView
beyti··on Practice typing for Code
non-us keyboard layouts missing, since that, no way to use a semicolon after "l" is that way in my kb.
beyti··on Kim Dotcom puts up €10,000 bounty for first person to break Mega's security
10 grand is a bit cheap when I think of all the advertisement done for mega's security?
beyti··on Collapsible comments for Hacker News
When I try to install the chrome extension for newly added comments, chrome says "it's only available through web store"?
beyti··on Collapsible comments for Hacker News
Thanks a lot, it's amazing. Should be a chrome extension fast, btw.
beyti··on Haxx.ly - remix any website with your own css/js to share with friends
I'm not sure but, if this all sends requests from a single domain; it will be treated as a visitor-tracking-malfunction issue. I wouldn't like that if I'd have ads or related stuff like that in my site customized and viewed through here.
beyti··on StackOverflow unwinding?
Totally agree on the so called subjective questions. The idea should be "wide-open your minds" instead of everybody's "how can I cast it to list" questions.
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