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LordWinstanley
10y ago
When mentioning something interesting that's been released, remember it's imperative never to include any kind of link to the thing you're talking about. </weary sarcasm>
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10y ago
A bit unfortunate that the name sounds like a portmanteau of "kiddie" + "fiddle", a "kiddie fiddler" being UK slang for a paedophile.
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10y ago
> [biggest Achievements] Product — Successfully launched 20 devices in over 30 countries, mobilised the Mozilla community to help run launch parties and created slick branding and marketing campaigns Therein lies the rub. The products we
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Logobook: A showcase of logos, symbols and trademarks
(logobook.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Looks good. Nice work! I've not done more than 'kick the tyres' at the moment, but once thing I would suggest is to try and optimize the layout a bit better on mobile. On a tablet screen in horizontal mode, there's a lot
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10y ago
Sorry. I forgot to engage my "HN Sense of Humour Bypass", before visiting. It won't happen again.
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10y ago
Good riddance! It was crap anyway. I must have submitted sites of mine half a dozen times or more. None of them ever showed up in DMOZ's directory—even though they made you do most of the work for them, by filling out submission forms.
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10y ago
Pity the hijackers come from within. https://stiobhart.net/2017-02-21-disqusting/
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10y ago
>>SpaceX announced Monday... I'm pretty sure Monday already existed
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10y ago
But are these really 'Nokia' phones? Didn't someone else just buy the right to use the Nokia name
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10y ago
Thanks for that link. Last time I did a Twitter pruning session to remove unwanted drivel, I did it manually and it took me a couple of hours. Thank God I'm only an occasional Twitterer, so I only had a couple of hundred to wade throug
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10y ago
I can't be more specific at this remove, as it's a while since I set Isso up. But I found the documentation pretty unhelpful in places and, when I visited Github to chase up on some of the issues I was having, I came away with the
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10y ago
Autoplay video. How annoying!
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10y ago
>>>Motherboard reached out to GitHub for confirmation... 4TI ---Bingo!
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10y ago
A more reusable solution than a paper sticker, I'll grant you. But €10 RRP? They're having a laugh! I can buy sheets of 200 wee round stickers that fit over my webcam for pennies. +1 for the story submitter anyway, for mentioning
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10y ago
>>>Flint Township Police Detective Sergeant Brad Wangler said he found out about the incident through social media and reached out to Hardacre... Four-Tops-Itis!
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10y ago
S/He does link to a complaint on Disqus's forums about it. So, it does seem to be taking other people by surprise too: https://disqus.com/home/discussion/channel-discussdisqus/bug...
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10y ago
I'm a fairly amateurish Vim user, but can get around well enough to do most of the text editing I need. I mostly use it for setting stuff up / editing config files, etc. when SSH-ed into my servers. Never having trained as a touch
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10y ago
Yeah. I'd like this too, but I'm not holding my breath as the developer comes across as a bit of an arrogant arsehole. When I first set up isso, I had a hell of a time getting it configured and running, following the pretty poor o
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10y ago
Maybe if you don't want links in your comments surreptitiously hijacked by Disqus and used to try and generate ad revenue: https://stiobhart.net/2017-02-21-disqusting/
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10y ago
Congratulations on getting through an entire piece centred around communicating with people, without resorting to the phrase "reached out". For the first time in ages, I've been able to save my sick bag for another day!
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10y ago
I prefer the version an old work colleague had on a poster in his office: If you're early, you're on time. If you're on time, you're late. If you're late, you're fired.
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10y ago
>> we reached out to some security experts... Four-Tops-Itis
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10y ago
I live in UK and never keep eggs the fridge. They easily keep for a couple of weeks or more. So I think the "use within a week" advice is over-cautious. Handy tip, if you want to know if an egg's good* or not, without breakin
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10y ago
Wow! --this is about as pseudo-scientific as when those eejits think they've "translated" their loved one's name into Chinese through looking up the hànzì symbol for each letter on some half-witted chart in a tattoo parl
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10y ago
Don't you mean DotKonnectAfrika? ... and the .afrika GTLD?
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10y ago
Hardly surprising. If you don't know 'tefo-mohapi' by now [or Special K, as I call him] s/he/it is a bot who only ever submits stories about 'Afrika' from iafrikan.com [That's 'Afrika' with
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10y ago
TL;DR; Use some paragraphs, FFS!
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10y ago
"reached out" in the first sentence. That saved me some time!
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10y ago
>>Look how small this tiny $400 laptop is It’s really small ... and it doesn't really exist! [<sigh!> Yet another crowd-funding begging bowl, reported as actual product]
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