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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
The irony of the article is that Mr. Case doesn't want to share his identity because he himself works for these people he is making fun of. He then goes on to call out the Sticker Giant Guy and Kyle Bragger instead of protecting their names
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
I thought the same, so I selected less than $10/month.
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
I like this better than both of the native apps I have tried for android. Not only is it a more intuitive UI for me it is also very snappy. Good work.
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
This was probably not part of the attack. The attack simply redirects incoming requests to another site. If your site was affected, you wouldn't have had any sign ups because your site would have been redirecting to the bogus site before it
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
This idea was inspired by Jeff Casimir's talk at Rocky Mountain Ruby Conference, he basically said it is hard to get a good bug report from a client, then outlined a framework for them to follow. I put this framework into a simple form for
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
Looks like they are all there to me? Maybe you went past a threshold at some point?
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Show HN: one day project, get better bug reports from customers / clients(goodbugreport.com)
3 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|1 comments
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WikiLeaks Springs a Leak: Full Database of Diplomatic Cables Appears Online(wired.com)
26 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|6 comments
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Rails Best Practices - Share Your Rails Best Practices Here(rails-bestpractices.com)
2 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
Bold statement coming from the author: 'All modern computer program languages use what is known as an "object oriented" model, which means code is designed to be modular--like swappable, repeatable, spawning objects.'
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
I'm interested in your preference for HTML in JavaScript, what is your rationale?
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
'OS' is a bit of a stretch, it is essentially a gnome skin and a handful of apps.
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With GeoCommons, anyone can contribute and share open data(geocommons.com)
1 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|0 comments
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The Noun Project(thenounproject.com)
6 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|2 comments
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
At RubyConf 2009, the same question was asked he said 'Go'.
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Libertarian Dream? A Site Where You Buy Drugs With Digital Dollars(theatlantic.com)
1 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
This to me is classic linkbait, how it is on the front page is beyond me. The "made for google adwords" sites are the bottom of the barrel when it comes to online income. I am surprised this guy doesn't have a bunch of ads on his blog so he
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by bobbywilson0 15y ago
When I bought peepcodes, they were always great. Usually including a couple of hours of video with an accompanying pdf. The production quality is excellent and for the price, you can't beat it.
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TomTom sorry for selling driver data to police(ft.com)
2 points by bobbywilson0 15y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
One thing I noticed immediately is the duplication of cards. I wanted to sort by the biggest percent discount and basically the whole first page is the same 1-800-flowers.com cards. The execution is very tight from what time I spent with it
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I have a lot of respect for C and every once in a while I open up the K & R and go through a few chapters. While I find this to be really well written and holds up even for today's standard of programming book, I feel like the resources
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Corey Haines has done this with software development. In a similar fashion working for room and board. Which turns out to be a great deal for the company and I assume great experience for Corey.
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
My only point is, what domain do you visit regularly that uses .cc? It just makes me second guess the credibility.
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
You certainly have thought about that. It does make sense when you write it. I think with the right treatment you can shape your brand effectively. I think the .cc tld is still obscure enough that you could shape it to mean email 'cc'.
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I like how simple this is, but I find the branding a bit off. Nothing is memorable about fiesta.cc, and a .cc domain tells me you may not be serious enough about your business to invest in a better domain.
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Wikipedia CLI(onethingwell.org)
4 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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Tumblr api status(tumblruptime.icodeforlove.com)
1 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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d3 - Data-Driven Documents(mbostock.github.com)
12 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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A simple Gist viewer for HTML/JavaScript examples(bl.ocks.org)
2 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Did you open the floodgates for anyone to sign up or did you do a limited beta launch first?

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