Kequc

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by Kequc 13y ago
Sending browsing statistics to something like Google is already happening regardless of if you have Javascript enabled. When you are on Google search and you click on a link it's tracked that you went to that link. But besides that and
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by Kequc 13y ago
If Facebook is changing it feels like that's happening at a snails pace, people are just getting complacent with how bad it is. Stockholm syndrome is setting in, so many people still refuse to just use better alternatives. "What alternative
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by Kequc 13y ago
All of those are useful.
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by Kequc 13y ago
The issue is as you would guess a strategic one. If he had answered the question definitively and been correct it wouldn't have aided his case, as it would have only reaffirmed what already was his case. If however for any reason he got it
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by Kequc 13y ago
If they cannot contact you then you have been breaking the law. Why?
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by Kequc 13y ago
There's no such thing as a slippery slope. If you leave your windows open and aren't there then people can easily steal from you and then cost the public money. Nobody was penalised, simply contacted and asked to close the window on their c
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by Kequc 13y ago
I grew up in North America and now live in Germany, I can tell you what I think it is. In Germany everyone is required by law to register their address within two weeks of moving. Not registering where you live and accompanying information,
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by Kequc 13y ago
you're right, apologies for that
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by Kequc 13y ago
What a rag. Here they are talking about the Keystone Pipeline, a proposed way of pumping oil in north america to the shore where it can be exported at a profit. They cite job creation as a benefit of public funding for the pipeline, as well
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by Kequc 13y ago
I think the greater achievement came with Google image search, someone had to tag all those photos. They wrote an algorithm that takes that data and recognises new images with it. As long as there is a way for us to tag inaccurate matches t
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by Kequc 13y ago
If you own any domain you can forward <anything>@yourdomain.com to the same inbox. Then sign up for unlimited accounts that way.´
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by Kequc 13y ago
I'm the same. An email address isn't an identity. Some people use many email addresses and so could create many accounts. With one email address they can still use the '+blahblah' method to sign up unlimited times, unless you prevent that w
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by Kequc 13y ago
Are you from the future? Because Chrome is leaving webkit in the coming weeks but they still haven't yet. Chrome uses the full set of W3C standards in use though webkit and not any custom version of it. http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/5/4
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by Kequc 13y ago
Putting my new application here that serves comment threads to the browser. Curious about feedback and general utility. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hey-nice-jacket/gl...
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Case for why it's better to rely on browser for comments instead of the webpage(blog.heynicejacket.com)
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by Kequc 13y ago
> I'd be much more likely to give geocities $15 for a premium account than I would be to ever click on an ad. I really wish this was a more common attitude. You could make it happen for less than $15. At a value of $1/CPM to a website o
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by Kequc 13y ago
I lubs mah guns.
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by Kequc 13y ago
This is the source code of the extension, it is very simple if the mood strikes anyone who is interested. https://github.com/Kequc/heynicejacket-chrome
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Show HN: Turn public URLs into comment threads Chrome extension(chrome.google.com)
1 points by Kequc 13y ago|1 comments
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by Kequc 13y ago
I like it. They offered way more information to us than the route you are suggesting and opened themselves up to more internet scrutiny as a result. I know that "Shelly is faster than Heroku says Shelly." isn't the first thing you want to h
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by Kequc 13y ago
Threading is good for reading through one time and when there are many topics of interest. Email is something you often return to again and again and topics are organised using subject headers. Email discussion view was introduced by google
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by Kequc 13y ago
The joke is that some people in this thread are contesting the correct answer to the question in the OP...
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by Kequc 13y ago
The answer to this question is open for debate. You see you didn't specify whether you cut all the way through resulting in two halves of a person with one cut on one of them. And which one!
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by Kequc 13y ago
It seems like these trivial inconveniences could largely be avoided in non trivial broader ways. For example what is the need for having so many javascript and css assets when in Rails we are meant to use the asset pipeline by default? In t
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by Kequc 13y ago
I think it looks incredibly bad right now. I need to see it put through the wringer. Let people spend their hundreds on the (simplistic) hardware, write software for it, obsess over it. I'll buy it later after it has become socially accepte
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by Kequc 13y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but how did they secure the .bit TLD in the first place? Is this part of the whole slew of new TLDs that are coming out? They must have had a benefactor to make this happen. Er no it doesn't even seem to be on the list
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by Kequc 13y ago
Just keep demanding they pay you less, go lower man!
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by Kequc 13y ago
Does it say what amount of time was spent developing it? It's very well done.
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by Kequc 13y ago
I denied her entry even though I didn't have any citations. Rules are rules. Her husband will have to think about how he thought he could tug on my heart strings by going through first when he knew his wife's papers weren't in order. Next,
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by Kequc 13y ago
Do you have any reason to think this?

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