Kelevra

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by Kelevra 19y ago
Does anyone still type "www" ... ever? I think Firefox just tries several common TLDs when it can't resolve a name, i.e., when you type "ebay", it tries "ebay.com", "ebay.org", "ebay.net", etc. No integration with Google required. That's wh
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by Kelevra 19y ago
Your "solution" to the problem of a community-driven website is to stop making it a community-driven website and call in the administrators? Isn't that pretty much giving up?
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by Kelevra 19y ago
Wow. Good for her and all that, but I think skipping out on school is a mistake, whatever she's earning.
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by Kelevra 19y ago
"Elaborate?" His notion is, if anything, radical in its simplicity. Websites, advertisements, et al. do not exist in a vacuum. If websites "sell despite being ugly" then the whole design business is a scam, and at the end of the day you've
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by Kelevra 19y ago
Here, look how many ads there were just a few days ago: http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/5483/boingboingoldschooll...
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by Kelevra 19y ago
"All the ads?" The ad count is way, way down. Where they used to have a dozen mini-banners, they've now got one big square box.
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by Kelevra 19y ago
He quite explicitly says that ugliness (quite apart from simplicity) actually has some advantages, like earning the trust of a certain class of users. It's fine to disagree, but to suggest that he's "confused" when he's stated that so clear
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by Kelevra 19y ago
It sounds like the aluminum is consumed. Aluminum is plentiful stuff, but energetically speaking, it's very costly to refine. I sure hope this goes somewhere, but I'm not holding my breath, all the same.