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by ericz 16y ago
But it's fun so fun to say
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by ericz 16y ago
That seems rather stupid. How is url-shortening a already url-shortened url a security threat?
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by ericz 16y ago
Yep Apple can make a $500 purchase feel like buying an iPod rather than buying a laptop.
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by ericz 16y ago
I thought everyone was seeing this? I've been hearing tons of complaints from my room mates and friends, and former schoolmates. No one likes the damn sidebar.
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by ericz 16y ago
Wow thats pretty cool. The sharedy.com example is particularly compelling. This really advances link sharing a step. It would be awesome to have something like this preview links in emails, IM's etc. Nice work
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by ericz 16y ago
I wonder if Wordpress is especially poor security-wise or simply it's popularity attacts too much bad attention.
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by ericz 16y ago
How do they manage to block so many quality apps for whatever trivial terms violations but then not have provisions to block these clearly infringing and straight up scam apps?
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by ericz 16y ago
I want to try it out but there doesn't seem to be a way of signing up without inputting my Paypal info. The most annoying criticism people often have is "Why can't I do this in a spreadsheet" and right now the front page only conveys enough
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by ericz 16y ago
Definitely agree. Java's packaging does it right. Unfortunately large changes like this are just not going to happen without some drastic event. Changing around the order of TLDs would be no easier than switching the US to metric system.
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by ericz 16y ago
I feel like the biggest issue with visual programming is that they strive to eliminate code. The visual aspect of GUI design and even logical organization needs be augmented with code, perhaps a simplified pseudo-language, that would really