Roedou

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by Roedou 12y ago
The downfall is that you an add a complete secondary interface in 9 lines of code?
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by Roedou 12y ago
I've just looked up a few, and they all resolve. Any examples of TLDs where tld.tld is forbidden?
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by Roedou 12y ago
I'd just finished getting set up on Everpix & syncing everything I have when they announced it was going to close down. It's a shame - it was the most impressive option I'd seen so far. It's definitely makes me think
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by Roedou 12y ago
Do you find Dropbox works for you with a giant library? I have ~1.5Tb of photos at this point, which seems too big for any of their accounts. How do you have it set up?
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by Roedou 12y ago
I lived in London for 5 years and used grocery delivery services a lot. Now I live in Seattle, and don't use them anywhere near as frequently. There are many difference between grocery shopping in the US and UK cities, but by far the b
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by Roedou 13y ago
This would mean that web analytical packages and third party PPC management tools wouldn't have access to the data about what terms people had searched for before they click through.
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Breaking rumor: Google may stop sending paid search query to sites(ghergich.com)
2 points by Roedou 13y ago|1 comments
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by Roedou 13y ago
I guess I imagined that being exposed to volatility risk is something that anyone involved in Bitcoin came to terms with a long time ago.
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by Roedou 13y ago
They could just convert the prize money to BTC today, advertise it in that currency, and not have to worry how the market changes?
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by Roedou 13y ago
Both the Business Class and First Class BA lounges at LHR T5 have meals.
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by Roedou 13y ago
It's a bit off-topic, but I'd love to know what tool/service you used to create those slideshows; assuming it's not all homebrew. The simplicity , the annotations and the 'hover zoom' are really nice touches. (
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by Roedou 13y ago
I'm the author (Rob) of the original post that detailed the hack. A bunch of people have shared their updates with me, this is probably the most thorough yet. As I said when I first published the idea: please use it - and encourage oth
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The all-new 'Dropbox for Business'(dropboxatwork.com)
9 points by Roedou 13y ago|1 comments
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by Roedou 13y ago
Yes: because the band is expanding both in-front of AND behind the ant, it will be much further on than X cm after X seconds. (Also: this is not a problem concerned with the physics of rubber or biology of ants. This ant is immortal, the ru
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by Roedou 13y ago
Thirty days has September, April, June, and November; All the rest have thirty-one except February alone which has twenty-eight; Except on every fourth year, when it has 29; Except on years divisible by 100, when it has 28 again; Unless the
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by Roedou 13y ago
Interestingly, the bricks-and-mortar Microsoft Stores seem to sell laptops with a version of Win 8 that has no crapware/bloatware and is optimized to run well; a lot like doing a fresh install.
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by Roedou 13y ago
Thanks for that Matt; I didn't see that recent post or your comment, so sorry for dragging you back here to repeat yourself. Looks like I'm going to have to stop relying on searching 'hn' when using a different computer,
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by Roedou 13y ago
pg also commented that he doesn't want traffic from Google anyway: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5808990 In which case, he should add: <meta name="googlebot" content="noindex"> to t
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by Roedou 13y ago
I found this old thread, where pg had blocked most of the Google bots, and it caused Google to think the site was down: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3277661 Could be a similar issue? I'll take a look.
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by Roedou 13y ago
That wasn't the reason for Digg's issue at all: Google had tried to manually deindex some pages from the site, but made a mistake and pulled the whole domain. They reincluded it shortly after.
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by Roedou 13y ago
The Panda update definitely pushed lazy/low-quality pages down the SERPs, but doesn't tend to deindex pages. Also: while the page doesn't have any of its own unique content, it presumably still has high engagement and low bou
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Tell HN: The front page of Hacker News has been deindexed from Google
66 points by Roedou 13y ago|38 comments
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by Roedou 13y ago
We use Google+ for loads of internal communication. It's easy to restrict posts to our organization via Google Apps. While I've not seen any use to adopt G+ in a public way, it's been a phenomenal internal comms tool for asyn
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by Roedou 13y ago
Certain lighting (most often used in public bathrooms) makes it very hard to see your veins & shoot up.
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by Roedou 13y ago
The advantage of the traditional format is that it not only includes four fundamental constants (1, 0, e, i and π) but it also includes the four fundamental operators (addition, multiplication, exponential and equality.) I guess that: e ^ i
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by Roedou 13y ago
It's an incredibly quick way of getting something out there. If agility matters, I've not found anything that beats it. You might not want your service running on there as you scale, but it's enough to get a few thousand users onboarded as
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by Roedou 13y ago
I wrote up advice about the 'Rapportive Hack' last year, and published a spreadsheet to automate it: http://www.distilled.net/blog/miscellaneous/find-almost-anyb... which others have taken and improved in creative ways. This was one of my
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by Roedou 13y ago
From the perspective of a non-NYC resident, this is terrible. I had understood that bedrooms in the USA had to have a closet and a window/external door. Is that not the case?
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How Wink got global press coverage on a budget, with no real PR network(blog.winktheapp.com)
1 points by Roedou 13y ago|0 comments
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by Roedou 14y ago
This is tricky. I was shocked when I saw it, but this is really just a visualization of the terms they're looking at for spam detection. I'm surprised they added this feature to the data-viz to be honest. People don't like being reminded th

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