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godot
10y ago
Interesting. I use Incognito mode pretty extensively nowadays (pretty much whenever I google anything silly that I don't want google to remember me having searched for it, like needing to buy random items online that I'm not regul
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godot
10y ago
Hi HN, dev here. No breakthrough or anything here, I like uBlock Origin (my favorite extension of its kind), but I hated that there is no global power switch and only a whitelist button. I personally don't like whitelisting, and prefer
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Show HN: SimpleBlock – like uBlock but with global switch
(chrome.google.com)
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10y ago
I agree, I think the story definitely belongs in a blog post. It's a good story, and you're building the company for a good cause, but it's not what you should put on your front page.
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10y ago
Hi HN, developer here. Apologies for the direct messenger link, I know historically the audience here doesn't like that. However I didn't bother to make a landing site for this bot. It's a utility bot I made over the weekend
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Show HN: BART RealTime – Messenger bot for train arrival times
(m.me)
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10y ago
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Why Messenger hasn't replicated success similar to WeChat with the Bots platform
(medium.com)
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WeChat launches “Mini-Apps” today
(sg.news.yahoo.com)
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10y ago
Sure, here's a list of bots that I've either made solely or with some friends, chronologically from newest to oldest: https://m.me/memechicken (dev myself with design help) https://m.me/mobmessenge
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Show HN: MemeChicken – create memes on FB Messenger in seconds
(memechicken.com)
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godot
10y ago
I'm not Dan and don't work in FB, but I can confirm that for Messenger As Destination ads, the user does go directly into Messenger when clicking on the ad. (I've purchased ads and tried it out) But I get what you mean -- the
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10y ago
Hi Dan, great list of things that should be bots here. (also, I'm a fan of your post about your experience in wechat while in guangzhou) Funny that you made the comparison of bots to websites, I wrote a post making the same comparison
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From what I gathered (from talking to people), I think most startups and people starting projects nowadays will use Redis, but many companies have existing stacks that are still using Memcache.
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10y ago
I got mine around the same time and have the exact same experience as you. Just as fast, battery still good (about same as yours), just as when I first got it.
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Trend of chatbots compared to web sites
(medium.com)
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Facebook Messenger Bot platform growth and trend observations
(medium.com)
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10y ago
As a software engineer who knows very little about government security and voting security, can someone explain why you can't just build it like a regular web app (with very good security measures -- the usual HTTPS, database encryptio
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10y ago
This is an experiment and a mini side project, an attempt to create a game based on the Messenger platform. Playable entirely within Messenger, just like other bots. With the Messenger platform 1.2 changes, adding Webview Extension and Shar
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Show HN: Coffee Break, Mini Games on FB Messenger
(coffeebreak.games)
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10y ago
For personal to-do lists, I use http://www.toodledo.com/ which is great for having many options (occur every month, every 2 weeks, last Wednesday of the month, etc.), and syncs between mobile and web. For work, I basically
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CoinTent: A Sustainable Ad-Free Web
(medium.com)
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10y ago
Not sure if I'm missing something or why nobody else has asked this -- the things you've done "for SEO purposes" all seem like full time jobs on their own! Like: - Building a robot - Neural algorithm AI - Multiplayer
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10y ago
The dropped resolving thing must've been what happened with mine. I verified that this is currently still the case at home for me. At office it's fine.
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10y ago
Do you have any examples? I registered a free .tk domain for dev purposes and it has worked fine for a while just like any domains (and I didn't have to do anything special about it), but for some reasons it suddenly became unreachable
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10y ago
Fair answer. I was hoping there was some well-known blog posts on a major blog about this that I didn't know about.
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As I mentioned in the original post and the other comment thread, I am not objecting to it, I am fully aware that an ad blocker has to have access to it to work at all. Yes, I am asking about an actual audit.
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10y ago
Oh, I'm fully aware. I'm not objecting to it. As I mentioned in my question, I'm more wondering if anyone has actually taken the time to read through their source code to see if they are doing anything funny.
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Ask HN: Has anyone read the AdBlockPlus source code to check for integrity?
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10y ago
Submitting on behalf of the team that I'm advising. Fun little game on the Messenger platform -- catches fish based on the location you're in (or that you send it).
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Show HN: LocalCatch – Location-based fishing game on Messenger
(localcatch.club)
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godot
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