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by eklitzke 16y ago
Personally, I mostly dislike news personalization. For instance, I always log out of reddit unless I'm actually going to post something or add a comment, because of the personalization issue. My selection of techy-related aggregators like r
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by eklitzke 17y ago
You're not using multicast IP, are you? I've heard (a while ago) that this doesn't work at all on EC2, e.g. their routers don't support or have limited support for IGMP. If you had a protocol that mixed unicast and multicast then that may e
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by eklitzke 17y ago
What's the right way? The appealing thing about HTML is that it's actually rather simple, and it works extremely well for most tasks. Some of the styling rules in CSS are a bit arcane and difficult to master, but in general the CSS box mode
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by eklitzke 17y ago
On2 has press claiming that VP8 is "40% less complex" than H.264, which presumably means that it can be decoded more efficiently than H.264 by some benchmark or another. There's probably some sort of marketing spin to this, but if it's true
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by eklitzke 17y ago
Well, it seems like Google can easily add the codec support to WebKit, in which case it would be hard for Apple not to support it -- they'd have to explicitly disable that code. That seems unlikely given that Apple has really been pushing H
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by eklitzke 17y ago
I personally use mint, and love it. This is for a few reasons: * the product is really good; it's really easy to use, it connects to just about everything, and the alerts/trends system is great * I really like the alerts system; they've giv
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by eklitzke 17y ago
I think that this is an interesting and valid point. My perception from visiting China and talking to recent mainland immigrants to America is that most people in China think that their government is basically doing a good job, and basicall
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by eklitzke 17y ago
To be fair, you can easily do the same with any number of other search engines (e.g. Yahoo). In fact, the original metric that you've proposed isn't very useful because the same search terms mean different things in different languages. For
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by eklitzke 17y ago
I wouldn't worry about it too much. If you consider Google Apps, Google is already hosting email, documents, spreadsheets, etc. for a lot of businesses, including many that compete with Google in one way or another (after all, Google has an
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by eklitzke 17y ago
Having an admin or test site publicly accessible is a really bad idea, for exactly this reason. If any search engine comes across a link to this site, it will crawl the site. Even if it doesn't promote the test site above you main site, i