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by abraham 13y ago
You can set LinkedIn to only server you SSL pages. https://help.linkedin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6021/
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Max Mosley: Why I took on Google over sex images(cnn.com)
3 points by abraham 13y ago|0 comments
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by abraham 13y ago
> You end up getting forced into bubbles that someone else has decided you belong in. You are not forced into anything, if you don't want to be put into "bubbles" use other services.
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by abraham 13y ago
Being in position #1 doesn't make a monopoly.
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by abraham 13y ago
$250-350/month from App.net for an extension I spend very little time on anymore. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/succynct/hngjfhijh... I just launched a new App.net project that I'm hopin
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by abraham 13y ago
Not yet. "We have massive investment in Android. I promise you will be happy soon." http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/10/18/free-voip-calls-now-...
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by abraham 13y ago
If you don't trust your bank to fix fraud, than you need a better bank.
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by abraham 13y ago
Technology is frequently created before there are good uses thought up.
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by abraham 13y ago
The +1 button announcement specifically says "share recommendations with the world" and the messaging around +1's has always been clear that they are public and associated with your identity. > Today we’re taking that a st
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by abraham 13y ago
Four of the top 10 best selling laptops on Amazon are Chromebooks. Not sure how that translates to only appealing to tech people. http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Computers-Accessories-Lap...
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by abraham 13y ago
> since Google no longer has Apps for your Domain should probably read as "since Google no longer has free Apps for your Domain"
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by abraham 13y ago
You can use the meta tags with normal URLs and completely ignore hashbang urls.
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Google mobile search is getting faster (plus.google.com)
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by abraham 13y ago
> The application form itself is an embedded Google Docs form with this unfortunate footer That is the footer of every single Google form regardless of if it's from Google or not.
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by abraham 13y ago
> My favorite part is the WebKit specific code... Don't be Evil and something about standards right? Meaning what? Google isn't directly involved with WebKit anymore and can't make them implement standards.
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by abraham 13y ago
The Twitter API only supports OAuth now. There is an API method developers can use to jumpstart the OAuth flow with a password but this is restricted to apps that Twitter allows to use it.
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A timeline of Google(google.com)
2 points by abraham 13y ago|0 comments
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by abraham 13y ago
Neither of those citations actually say anything about profit one way or the other. They certainly don't appear to have ever had 501c status.
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by abraham 13y ago
> Also remember that until recently, Visa and Mastercard were also non-profit entities. [citation needed]
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by abraham 13y ago
It sounded like the fuel was not subsidized by the DoD but that H211 was avoiding some consumer/commercial cost that the government is not subject to.
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by abraham 13y ago
"on-contract" vs "without a contract"
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by abraham 13y ago
MS has only been good at backwards compatibility when it is in their best interest. Usually because a major partner was the one using an undocumented API with millions of users. In this case it was a person hacking some code together on a p
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Google is defragging Android(arstechnica.com)
452 points by abraham 13y ago|215 comments
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by abraham 13y ago
> Sucks that you buy something for feature X and few days later an update comes through getting rid of it. You really shouldn't buy products because of an un-official feature hidden in a preview of a developer SDK.
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by abraham 13y ago
The people interviewing you are real people too and sometimes very interesting people. They don't choose what job you are interviewing for, they just get told to show up at a time/place and get a resume/job spec.
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IAB Statement: Dotless Domains Considered Harmful(iab.org)
1 points by abraham 13y ago|0 comments
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Why YouTube buffers: The secret deals that make and break online video(arstechnica.com)
310 points by abraham 13y ago|110 comments
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by abraham 13y ago
The police were originally on scene for an armed robbery. Since the where there because of someone with a gun it makes sense that they officers would be well armed themselves.
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by abraham 13y ago
Cyanogenmod seems to be doing a pretty good job.
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by abraham 13y ago
Facebook never said it was an accident.

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