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Perfect example of unintuitive Microsoft workflow(dendory.net)
37 points by dendory 15y ago|33 comments
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Diginotar confirms security breach(vasco.com)
43 points by dendory 15y ago|17 comments
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The Windows 8 interface: Designing from data points(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
I've never, ever used the ribbon, it's just a waste of space as far as I'm concerned. The fact that Microsoft still insists, to this day, on pushing it everywhere just screams that they don't get computers. No wonder they're struggling in i
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by dendory 15y ago
"New computer users" ?! People who use Windows are, for the most part, not new computer users. More and more the new users go to a Mac, tablet or smartphone. The point of that article is that people already use hotkeys and context menus. So
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Sending emails to get people to *come back* just makes them look bad(dendory.net)
2 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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Google Street-View goes to the Amazonian Rainforest(pcworld.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
I've had several sites with Dreamhost for a long time and am very satisfied so far. They give you a lot for a low price. I don't use their Dedicated packages however, just shared and VPS.
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How Google+ can have more users than Facebook(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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What Google Plus needs to succeed(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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A short introduction to WebGL(tideart.com)
4 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
Nope, if someone clicks on one of my links on Twitter the referer field is empty. If I click on Facebook I get a Facebook url. That is a problem for both Twitter and web sites.
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by dendory 15y ago
I noticed long ago that none of Twitter's redirects had the proper referrer listed, and it really is annoying. There's no way to parse a log and know how many people clicked on a link from Twitter unless I use another landing page just for
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If you stopped using the Internet for a month, who would miss you?(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
The main use (as far as benefiting users) for the UID was so that you could install an app on your iPhone, and without ever using any kind of username/password it knew who you were and restored all your data. Of course it also meant ad netw
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TouchPad canceled, WebOS is dead(thisismynext.com)
3 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
Only the Photoshop example has fake names. Everyone else used real sounding names, it's just that they use their Google+ profile for nothing but spamming affiliate links, then using SEO to have them come up first on Google search.
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by dendory 15y ago
It's against the rules to use false info so feel free to email contact@namecheap.com with that little bit of info.
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by dendory 15y ago
So if you ever happen to complain about your Comcast service or your phone service, you're fine with the company cutting you off if they ever see that? Right.
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by dendory 15y ago
Another HN item that can only been seen by those using Google Chrome. When will it stop? Are we really so dumb and foolish to go right back to the "Works only in IE6" days? WHY is it that because it's Chrome and not IE6, that makes it alrig
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by dendory 15y ago
That's why I never stopped having my own site, and posting EVERYTHING (even photos, bookmarks, likes, check-ins) there, and using scripts I made to propagate the info on Facebook, Twitter, etc. It's the only way to be safe against any compa
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by dendory 15y ago
To us, Libya protesters are freedom fighters, to the Libian government they are criminals. No surprise that when the protests happen here, governments swap position right away.
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Twitter is dead to me(dendory.net)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|1 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
There's a huge need for people to start drifting to non-US based companies for everything that has to do with cloud storage or data, either that or force Google and such to offer solutions with end to end encryption that they have no access
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by dendory 15y ago
If you look at the source, their word list contains around 1600 words. That is just no where near enough. Using this would give you a very easy to crack password. You need to make up your own passwords with words you come up with.
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by dendory 15y ago
The US debt increases by billions every day, the entire economy is in the toilet, but the main thing the Treasury is concerned is finding holes in S&P's report.
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by dendory 15y ago
I have my number in Facebook, but my friends dont see it (I checked) so this happens only for people who actively published their phone number, or a 'friend' did it for them.
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Interview with JPEGmini, a new photo compression technology(tideart.com)
1 points by dendory 15y ago|0 comments
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by dendory 15y ago
That's why we need everything to become encrypted. Any time a new project, a new startup is created, one of the first feature implemented should be full encryption, end to end.
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by dendory 15y ago
The revolution has been tweeted, as shown in Egypt. But that whole statement is wrong. It's not whether the revolution will be tweeted. It's will it be tweeted, facebooked, shown on YouTube, blogs, TV news, radio, newspapers, recorded for W

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