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by dendory 15y ago
I use Google+ every couple of days, and I do see new stuff in my stream (mostly because I follow over 800 people) but lets stop beating around the bushes, Google+ is a failure if they wanted to make a dent in Facebook, it's a failure if the
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by dendory 15y ago
It's not empty space, it's wasted space. Google Plus was brought out as a site to share our stuff, and see what others shared. Now, that's 25% of the real estate. The rest is an invitation to other Google products like Search, Mail and Chat
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by dendory 15y ago
Ya but if a site wastes space by putting ads for their own stuff, we expect it. If Facebook or Google do it, on sites they expect us to share our stuff on, that's not the same thing.
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New Google Plus design: I dislike it(dendory.net)
7 points by dendory 15y ago|10 comments
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Why is YouTube's top videos list so broken?(dendory.net)
2 points by dendory 15y ago|1 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
I'm not sure why the focus here is that they gained that amount of revenue inside of a month. Looking at their traffic chart it seems like the site was never very popular until one specific date when they suddenly jumped to 20,000 users tha
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Why tablets aren't for me(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
I think it's very valid criticism and it can't really be compared with Windows. There's many differences: - Windows has a lot of APIs and hardware abstraction levels. Microsoft has always been known to change things very, very slowly, and k
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by dendory 15y ago
Actually why would you think a Windows app wouldn't run on that ATM? I'd bet most would. It's probably a normal PC, with all the normal hardware. It would be slow, because it's most likely a slow one with no GPU acceleration and such, but I
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Steam's rumored console is a good thing(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
As long as they insist on breaking DNS there will still be easy solutions for us geeks, like using caches local IP lists. Just hope they don't start blocking actual IP traffic based on deep inspection.
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by dendory 15y ago
How does removing a link help things? It's not like that link used real estate on the page.
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by dendory 15y ago
People making new sites need to stop making that mistake! Get something that isn't .com (.me .info etc) and register it at a non-US based registrar. We KNOW that US registrars always cooperate with corrupt government agencies, so stop givin
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Easy favicons(dendory.net)
3 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
Am I the only one who finds this highly annoying? It seems almost every news site is now starting to serve some advanced layout, especially when they detect an iPad, involving this kind of horizontal scrolling. Invariably it's longer to loa
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by dendory 15y ago
Yes, in solidarity, but with the understanding that it will have no other purpose. Everyone who comes on HN knows about SOPA.
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by dendory 15y ago
When people talk about Iran it's more about the things that are, by any definition, wrong, than their traditional or religious choice. You simply cannot, in any modern society, discriminate against someone because it happens to be a woman,
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by dendory 15y ago
I think that's a great idea. The vast majority of people do nothing until it hits them personally, that's why there's so much apathy. Cut Wikipedia for a week, something used by so many people, and then normal people will start caring. Show
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Quantum Dots TVs coming in 2013(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
I always get entertained reading the latest stories about templates and the latest innovations on how to make web sites work, and how (language x) is so old now, and everyone should use (language y) because it's more logical. I built my own
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Sony 3D TV ends split-screen gaming(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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H&M creates the perfect virtual body(tideart.com)
2 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
There's three things here. First, adding a toolbar and screwing with user settings is freaking lame, but everyone does it and it's something that's been an accepted way to monitize software development. However, injecting that into other pe
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Adobe restricts upgrade policy(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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The raise and fall of Kodak(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
Less than a week after Chrome passes Firefox and we get the "is firefox doomed?!" articles. Good old Internet blog pundits...
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Photoshop celebrity comparisons(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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3DConnexion SpaceMouse Pro(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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ComScore says 42.6 billion online videos seen in October(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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Interview with A Walk in the Dark indie game maker(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments

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