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by fname 16y ago
A suggestion for that would be to make parts of the site using your notepad app. Place text in notepad asking the user to edit it and allow them to add their own content.
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by fname 16y ago
One thing: I had to think about 5 seconds to figure the "More Obscure" part out. Maybe I'm just slow but the word choice didn't make it obvious to me right away In FF3, at least, there's a tooltip that explains what it means.
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by fname 16y ago
By the way... In IE8, the middle mouse click to open results in a new tab is broken. If the popup blocker is turned on it will simply open the page in the same window. If the popup blocker is turned off, it opens the results in a brand ne
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by fname 16y ago
Adam D’Angelo: http://www.quora.com/Is-Google-Me-a-fake-rumour-Misleading-e...
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by fname 16y ago
Then draw a line in the sand. Decide whether it's better to alienate your IE5 and IE6 users so you can get the newer features into your customers' hands faster.
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by fname 16y ago
if just someone else would act Which someone would that be? Microsoft or the Corporate IT folks reluctant to upgrade* ? * Due to some internal app that only works on IE6.
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by fname 16y ago
why oh why can't they support Windows XP? Why should they? New features and updates only available to newer operating systems, drive upgrades! Makes perfect sense to me, especially considering XP support won't be around forever. As it
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by fname 16y ago
or returning a Visio document back to me would be a complete win
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by fname 16y ago
Except that if you watched the game, Mexico turned into a completely different team after that goal. It's hard to put your focus back to the game after such an obvious miss by the referee. While Argentina was clearly the better team, had
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by fname 16y ago
To be honest, Zack's question is spot on when looking for a co-founder; especially when all you're giving back in return is equity. Who are you? What have you done in the past? Can you show the community what you've done so far? I think
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Rumor: 'Google Me' is a Facebook Killer(gizmodo.com)
9 points by fname 16y ago|6 comments
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by fname 16y ago
Before the site was shut down in May for legal reasons Have these been resolved? Can you expand upon what happened and how you resolved it?
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by fname 16y ago
Apache works on Windows too! In my experience, most companies ditched IIS for Apache because it was better. Not to mention a lot of companies building web products for Windows that build on Apache.. That would increase Apache usage number
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Microsoft by the Numbers(techcrunch.com)
170 points by fname 16y ago|101 comments
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by fname 16y ago
Anyone else think of Facebook after seeing those screenshots? I know I did.
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by fname 16y ago
...and that's how the monopoly begins. Seriously, that type of thinking echos the same problem that Microsoft had. It's not our software, you just don't know how to use it.
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by fname 16y ago
if they wanted to outlaw porn, they don't have to put in on a special domain first, they could just outlaw it Yes, but having it moved to a TLD that can more easily be filtered makes that transition that much easier. I think the real pus
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by fname 16y ago
By choices, I'm referring to the network. Most consumers (not ones who jailbreak, mind you...) don't have a choice. If they want the iPhone, they're stuck with ATT.
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by fname 16y ago
word of mouth will kill the phone I'm not so sure. Of all the complaints about AT&T consistently dropping calls, people are still flocking to the iPhone. I realize they don't have a choice, but once again, people are voting with the
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by fname 16y ago
I know it's coming, but until Google Reader importing is functional, it's of no use to me.
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by fname 16y ago
EDIT: nevermind.. you're right. WTF is right.
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by fname 16y ago
I never said that you couldn't or shouldn't be running XP. What I said was that if you want the features and benefits that Microsoft offers with their new releases, you shouldn't be upset when they're not available for an almost 10 year ol
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by fname 16y ago
Wow.. MS just can't win with some people. IE6 and Windows XP are essentially the same age... Just as people need to upgrade their browser, they should be upgrading their OS.
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by fname 16y ago
Security Essentials is actually pretty good and catches the majority of things lurking out there on the web. It's lightweight and takes little resources. Much better than a Norton or McAfee install -- good god.
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by fname 16y ago
Disable Autorun
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Could adding a LinkedIn connection land you in legal hot water?(social.venturebeat.com)
4 points by fname 16y ago|0 comments
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by fname 16y ago
Completely agree. The links for information aren't hidden behind animated menues and drop downs. Though, interestly enough, the Favicon on the site actually blelongs to ucarshare -- https://www.ucarshare.com/secure/Home.aspx -- which lo
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Memeo Connect Makes GDrive a Reality(techcrunch.com)
8 points by fname 16y ago|0 comments
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by fname 16y ago
Click: http://www.wedoist.com I like it.. Well designed and seemingly easy to use. The only thing I'd like to see is a search feature for status updates... or am I missing it?
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by fname 16y ago
It's Microsoft that added a security hole to their product and hoped nobody would notice This excerpt contains no content except a decades-old rant against how Microsoft doesn't care about security. I mean, really? It's unfortunate peopl

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