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And Chrome (using a flag)

>A federal judge...dismissed a class-action lawsuit accusing consumer review website Yelp of extortion...Judge Marilyn Hall Patel ruled last week that the original suit failed to back up small business owners' claims that Yelp was manipulating user reviews to force them to advertise on the site.

There are very few opportunities for Linux users to buy games?

I assumed this was about mercury levels too, I would have never guessed it was environmental.

Isn't the Intel HD 3000 a downgrade from the previous-gen MBA's Nvidia GeForce 320?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-3000.37948.0.... http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-320M.28701.0.htm...

A show of hands, does anyone use these apps?

I haven't used anything but a web interface for webapps for a while now. iCal and Address Book are always among the first things deleted by me on a new OSX install.

the "n" is awkward and too small. Glad they changed the name to nodeo though, sounds a lot more exciting.

What about jQuery?

$('<div>', { class: 'content', id: pageId })

You _accidentally_ sent a DMCA notice?! That might be worse than sending an erroneous one. You're technically under penalty of perjury for false DMCA notices.

All of the companies I've worked for _did_ have such an explicit policy, but both of our examples are anecdotal.

I'm not arguing the logic of it, simply stating that, to my knowledge, it's a blanket practice. Discussion, and counter-examples are welcome.

It's in the spirit of compliance with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Any HR dept in the US will have a strict policy on this.

Creative, but including any sort of photograph would instantly bar any applicant from receiving an interview here in The States, in compliance with equal opportunity laws.

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paying Dropbox customer here, I wouldn't call the features "unparalleled". SugarSync offers more, and for slightly less: https://www.sugarsync.com/sync_comparison.html

...or so I'm assuming. I never tried it because last time I checked they require a credit card for a free trial.

Usually don't see these blogspam "32 Great Links About [keyword]" on HN.

Great idea. You might want to hire a designer.

trivial, but Opera's at 11

Settings > Labels > Show in label list > show if unread

>Report mis-categorized email from the 'Reply' dropdown menu.

Word to the wise, this was preventing any ReCaptcha's from appearing (for me). Great ext otherwise.

I don't see any comments on the article, it must be a plugin of mine.

(1)That support, in the form of AppleCare costs money, something like $350 at time of purchase. (2)OSX will run on most PCs, it's not specific to hardware anymore. The additional price paid to Apple is ostensibly for attention to detail in hardware and software design.