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- thesmok 14y agoThey should add a 'print this t-shirt' button there.
- citricsquid 14y agoI'll take one for the team: I don't get it, what does this mean?
- panic 14y agoI dunno, but this looks pretty: http://waves.arelikefacebook.com/ http://waves.arelikefacebook.com/
- alexshye 14y agoIt makes more sense if you've seen this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=c7SjvLceXgU http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=c... which brought on at least one parody I've seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2vfxnfWGRA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2vfxnfWGRA
- whatshisface 14y agoType some text over 'chairs' and it will give you an image plus some more text. I think this is supposed to be a parody of a commercial FB ran a little while back, where they compared chairs to facebook. I actually kind of wonder how they did it, the images are (mostly) accurate. Maybe a google image search?
- arbuge 14y agoMost common English words in the subdomain seem to work. Even apparently non-plurals: http://shit.arelikefacebook.com/ http://shit.arelikefacebook.com/ Some other good ones: http://weirdos.arelikefacebook.com/ http://weirdos.arelikefacebook.com/ http://bangs.arelikefacebook.com/ http://bangs.arelikefacebook.com/ (cute) http://freedom.arelikefacebook.com/ http://freedom.arelikefacebook.com/
- caryme 14y agoMultiple words work as well: http://hanging.chads.arelikefacebook.com/ http://hanging.chads.arelikefacebook.com/
- maxk42 14y agohttp://scrotums.arelikefacebook.com/ http://scrotums.arelikefacebook.com/
- citricsquid 14y agoIn a similar vein: http://weiners.arelikefacebook.com http://weiners.arelikefacebook.com, probably one of the best films of all time.
- Navarr 14y agohttp://nazis.arelikefacebook.com http://nazis.arelikefacebook.com
- joakime 14y agoBoom! http://image.searches.arelikefacebook.com/ http://image.searches.arelikefacebook.com/
- mafro 14y agohttp://bang.tidy.arelikefacebook.com/ http://bang.tidy.arelikefacebook.com/
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- icefox 14y agohttp://privacy.arelikefacebook.com/ http://privacy.arelikefacebook.com/
- mhartl 14y agoI found the UI difficult to figure out (type a word over "CHAIRS" in the hard-to-see box), but this is otherwise a clever hack. http://sausages.arelikefacebook.com/ http://sausages.arelikefacebook.com/ http://toilets.arelikefacebook.com/ http://toilets.arelikefacebook.com/ http://movies.arelikefacebook.com/ http://movies.arelikefacebook.com/ http://differential.equations.arelikefacebook.com/ http://differential.equations.arelikefacebook.com/ http://bork.bork.bork.arelikefacebook.com/ http://bork.bork.bork.arelikefacebook.com/
- pault 14y agohttp://your.base.arelikefacebook.com/ http://your.base.arelikefacebook.com/
- cowholio4 14y agoDoesn't handle punycode :P http://ƒ.arelikefacebook.com/ http://ƒ.arelikefacebook.com/ http://xn--3ha.arelikefacebook.com/ http://xn--3ha.arelikefacebook.com/
- boredguy8 14y agohttp://monkeys.arelikefacebook.com/ http://monkeys.arelikefacebook.com/ less-than-stellar image retrieval
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- whalesalad 14y agoLuck of the draw! I picked elephants. http://elephants.arelikefacebook.com/ http://elephants.arelikefacebook.com/
- te_chris 14y agothis went well I think: http://soviet.russia.arelikefacebook.com http://soviet.russia.arelikefacebook.com
- hayksaakian 14y agohttp://enigmas.arelikefacebook.com http://enigmas.arelikefacebook.com What is this i don't even...
- zackzackzack 14y agoInteresting: http://stallman.arelikefacebook.com/ http://stallman.arelikefacebook.com/
- atomical 14y agohttp://obese.arelikefacebook.com/ http://obese.arelikefacebook.com/
- msg 14y agobefore: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4657487 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4657487
- Revex 14y agofun stuff... It's quick little projects like this that make me smile.
- natex 14y agohttp://google.arelikefacebook.com/ http://google.arelikefacebook.com/ Is that a cookie joke?
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoNot HN worthy, come on voters.
- stephengillie 14y agoIs it supposed to be a parody, or is that an actual photo? http://ycombinator.arelikefacebook.com/ http://ycombinator.arelikefacebook.com/ Echo chamber? http://silicon.valley.arelikefacebook.com/ http://silicon.valley.arelikefacebook.com/ Giraffe wtf? http://airbnb.arelikefacebook.com/ http://airbnb.arelikefacebook.com/
- AgentConundrum 14y agoThis is way off topic, but I want to share since I just learned about this a day or two ago. Skip over this comment if you don't care about HTML5 trivia. I had no idea what this was supposed to be, and I thought maybe it just wasn't loading more content, so I checked the source. While there, Firefox told me there was an error with the HTML, and that the <section> element contained elements that hadn't been properly closed. This turned out to be because of the first <div> element in the section, because it's trying to be a self-closing element when such a thing isn't possible. As it turns out, the slashes you see in such elements as <br /> are purely decoration in HTML5. They're a holdover for people like me, who like the structure that XHTML tried to bring to the language. <br> is the proper HTML5 element, and <br /> is just there for decoration/compatibility. The slash doesn't mark the element as void - the element is void regardless of whether or not you use the slash. The impact of this is that trying to create a self-closing <div> in HTML5 by including the slash in the start tag - i.e. <div /> - only opens a <div> without closing it. You need to include a closing tag right after the opening tag to get the result you want - i.e. <div></div>.
- taylorfausak 14y agoThe HTML5 spec [1] covers this nicely: "[I]f the element is one of the void elements, or if the element is a foreign element, then there may be a single U+002F SOLIDUS character (/). This character has no effect on void elements, but on foreign elements it marks the start tag as self-closing." Furthermore, the space before the slash is only necessary for XHTML [2]. [1]: http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/single-page.html#start-tags http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/single-page.html#start-tags [2]: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_2 http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_2
- AgentConundrum 14y agoThat's not what foreign elements are. If you click the link to "foreign elements" in your first link, you'll see that the spec[1] defines foreign elements as "Elements from the MathML namespace and the SVG namespace." In other words, elements which are foreign to HTML. The <div> element is a "normal element", and the spec doesn't seem to indicate what to do with the slash/solidus on normal elements, only on void or foreign ones. I got my information for my previous comment from an answer on StackOverflow[2], but the w3c's validator seems to back it up. The OP has been changed to use the explicit close tag on that element, so you'll have to edit the source to use the (non-)self-closing version to check it yourself, but it kicked up errors for me. Specifically, the error given read "Self-closing syntax (/>) used on a non-void HTML element. Ignoring the slash and treating as a start tag." This is what I said in my previous comment, albeit much more succinctly. As for your second comment, regarding the space before the slash, I don't understand its relevance to my comment. I said nothing about the space in the element; I only referred to the effect of the slash. Also, you're talking about XHTML, and linking to its spec, in a discussion regarding HTML5. If I'm missing your point, please clarify. [1] http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/single-page.html#elements-0 http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/single-page.html#elements-0 [2] http://stackoverflow.com/a/3558200/1588 http://stackoverflow.com/a/3558200/1588 [3] http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input
- rgbrgb 14y agoAnybody know where they're pulling images from?
- yefim323 14y agoBing Images, I'd say (based on the few I've tried). Edit: more evidence (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4657577 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4657577)
- kcwebz 14y agohttp://moobs.arelikefacebook.com/ http://moobs.arelikefacebook.com/
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- zosegal 14y agohttp://ostriches.arelikefacebook.com/ http://ostriches.arelikefacebook.com/
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agohttp://social.networks.arelikefacebook.com/ http://social.networks.arelikefacebook.com/ Well this one's actually true...
- x5315 14y agoIt's the wrong typeface.
- philfreo 14y agoArrays are like Facebook?