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The_Sponge
15y ago
I use a subreddit to collaborate with team members. I know this is an extreme situation, and an odd use, but it's damn inconvenient.
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The_Sponge
15y ago
I've heard excellent things about namecheap. I'm going to be moving a few less critical domains to them as a trial.
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The_Sponge
15y ago
That's the importance of regular breast cancer screening! Men have our own equivalent too. If you're over the age, go do it!
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The_Sponge
15y ago
Not even close. What an incredibly sensationalist title from PC Mag.
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The_Sponge
15y ago
It's likely due to two (or more) automated pricing scripts duking it out. Here's how it works: Seller 1 is a well respected seller. They've got thousands upon thousands of good reviews. As a result, they never price themselves the cheapest,
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The_Sponge
15y ago
I've gotten it too, and complained about it here on HN. I'm only running AdBlock and I doubt they're advertising.
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The_Sponge
15y ago
New Tab page. I guess I'm going back to using about:blank.
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Chrome just popped an ad on me. This is inexcusable.
(i.imgur.com)
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15y ago
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The_Sponge
15y ago
You missed /Users/<user>/Applications/ .
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The_Sponge
15y ago
That's what I was thinking of. But, like I said, I doubt little ear lights are a substitute for giant light panels. Then again, maybe they are. It's just too suspicious.
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The_Sponge
15y ago
This sort of thing just screams bullshit. Yes, I get that light therapy or whatever it's called is prescribed but somehow I doubt that two little LEDs shoved in your ears is anything close to a substitute.
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15y ago
u413 tried (and may still try) to build its community as a piracy hub. The owner also stole content and despite the "cool" interface, the community is largely dead. Just a warning. :(
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15y ago
There's so many ways to analyze this and so many possible ulterior motives. It's also unfortunate that their anonymity is under threat, even if they don't release the info they are still in danger.
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15y ago
It was an unfortunate (and terrible) bug, but you have to admit the Dolphin team's response has at least been open and efficient.
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15y ago
The first thing that really kicks ass is that search doesn't suck. It's pretty amazing that it's a browser made by Google and that I still have to hunt for things. I really like the fact that you went with the pref UI. There were so many ch
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15y ago
That's because Samsung has a wider view of "smartphone". They release a LOT of Bada phones which they consider to be "smart", but often only mention their Android partnership when they release their numbers.
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15y ago
I just installed it. I use my history a fair amount. I'll be back here on Monday.
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15y ago
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15y ago
Unlikely. Besides the fact that almost no one actually has any faith in it as a platform due to the way HP dropped it, even if they did do a 180, people would still have shaken confidence. Not to mention that there are currently no current
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16y ago
Some backstory: They put out a comic in which they made a secondary joke that involved rape (you should probably read the comic, it's not necessarily ABOUT rape). There was some backlash, and some readers thought the concept was funny enoug
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Tycho from Penny Arcade writes an excellent post on communication and offense
(penny-arcade.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Part of it is the advertiser tunnel-vision thing I've seen where you get ad people saying things like "People will be eager to opt-in to our fantastic savings and they like to be aware of the newest prices and products. Hey... why is almost
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17y ago
The iPhone has had it for a while if you are jailbroken. Qik, Bambuser, and Flixwagon come to mind.
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17y ago
This is people who don't understand the internet trying to apply rules to the internet.
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17y ago
It's good, but in my opinion it needs a lot of work making it more responsive and efficient
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18y ago
Yes, that's the joke.
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18y ago
Through a cannon. Jokes aside, it's best to be respectful and use common sense. If it's because they're underperforming, you can be clear about that. If it's a long time employee and it's because of the economy, obviously, you have to be qu
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18y ago
It's perhaps only tolerable in situations where a site has to deal with phishing on a large scale basis, perhaps on a forum targeted towards a younger audience. And even then, only if it is only a banner which says "WARNING: Don't give out
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18y ago
It's like some sort of idiot poem: (replace , with line break) there wuz an air bubble, in the air plane, so that caused the plane, to float, thank god that , that air bubble wuz , there or the passengers , would have froze in the wa
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18y ago
The RSS feed directs me directly to the link.
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