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dendory
14y ago
I somehow thought that apps could no longer 'login' to social network accounts using usernames/passwords, so that they would have to use OAuth instead? There should be a way that Facebook and Twitter would prevent an app from using login in
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Playstation 4 highlights
(f2pcorner.com)
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How to really fight CISPA
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YouTube introduces new channel layouts
(tideart.com)
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Posterous: A reminder of why you should own your online presence
(dendory.net)
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14y ago
This is yet another reminder of how important it is to own your content, and why a blog is best hosted at a domain you control.
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Deceptive web practices in the extreme
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Google sucks at customer support, news at 11. Honestly reading this, nothing surprised me. We all know Google is incapable of decent customer support, and even if we do pay money for something like a phone, the very corporate nature that re
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Your worth as a Google user: $3.20
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2013 will see a shift from social networks back to blogs
(dendory.net)
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Five ways I save money on digital goods
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14y ago
Not to rain on this but I prefer tweetping.net from last week, although it seems not to be working for me right now. Similar concept, but showed tweets as tiny lights across the world.
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dendory
14y ago
It seems like a forum trying to focus on everything, with no real way to surface content. The result is that you end up getting lost in a sea of random topics. Also, the abundance of colourful little icons is a bit annoying.
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My must-have iOS apps
(dendory.net)
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Replacing my smartphone with the iPad mini
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14y ago
I posted about that a while back, although not in such a colorful language, and didn't get that much traction, maybe that's why. ;) But I do agree that it's annoying when you go to a site and it's not just a reminder but a full screen ad fo
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14y ago
ATC should be trained to get you the help you need if you're a passenger piloting a plane with a disabled pilot. They can get a pilot to come up in the tower, or get one on the phone.
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Retailers tracking your phone's MAC address as you shop
(itworld.com)
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14y ago
People who enjoy this type of article may like a presentation I made a while back at http://dendory.net/ALS Note that this isn't meant to allow you to land a plane, and honestly I doubt many people should try their hands at it by just rea
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14y ago
Oh please, Netflix is doing the exact opposite, giving us the choice to watch whatever we want, something cable networks have tried hard to prevent. If something does well on Netflix it's because people actively want to watch it, unlike TV
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The weirdest client assignment yet
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14y ago
I fully agree about things that require native apps. When I click on a link to a YouTube video or a tweet and instead of showing me the result in the browser, it pulls me out and brings me to the YouTube or Twitter app, it means I can't boo
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IRC is great and relaying on such a simple and well understood process is smart. It provides group chat, persistency, and is much clearer than trying to decipher a dozen people talking on a radio frequency.
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The art of criticism
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I started 7 years ago with SQLite and still have all my sites and webapps running on that. Works wonderfully for me. Meanwhile I must have seen close to a dozen data storage systems become popular then be replaced by the next big thing, fro
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Dealing with response rates as a freelancer
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10 tips to avoid procrastination
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Lenovo thinking about buying RIM
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It may not be actual news but it is new, and I found it a fascinating read.
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This is a silly argument. You cannot force others to use one product. WebKit is great, but it is still a project, governed by some people, and with certain goals. People want to create browsers who may have other goals, so either they have
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