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by Revisor 16y ago
Unfortunately that's not MS-specific. The revered Google used to have the same no-go warning for users of Adwords with Opera. I tried it again just now, the warning is gone, but the Adwords interface doesn't load properly (more specifically
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by Revisor 16y ago
Direct link to the book, skipping the tweet http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781449389550/ Or at Amazon.com for $12.23 http://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Painters-Big-Ideas-Computer/dp...
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by Revisor 16y ago
These pop psychology articles prove you wrong. Gaming companies strive deliberately to make their games addicting . And by addicting I mean addicting, not fun. http://www.cracked.com/article_18461_5-creepy-ways-video-gam... + http://w
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by Revisor 16y ago
It's an interesting read from a marketing point of view, but as for our health, coke (oversweetened dilluted acid), chips (carcinogenic fried potato dough with monosodium glutamate) and sweet chocolate are the most unhealthy things one can
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by Revisor 16y ago
I found this comment interesting A parallel factor to consider is that companies these days just do not run out of money. That is not a function of an abundance of capital as much as it is a function of how damn cheap it is to run a compan
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by Revisor 16y ago
I think we can assume premium domain names will be sold in a land rush auction, not registered on a first-come-first-serve basis. Similar to e.g. .ASIA or .AM. There may even be different registration fees like .TV has.
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by Revisor 16y ago
I don't find this submission HN worthy.
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by Revisor 16y ago
This is an arrogant post ignoring the skew towards technical users and users of cloud applications (which Rescuetime and Google Docs both are), similar to the way the Alexa results used to be skewed. What bothers me is not the dumb post, bu