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by hashtag 12y ago
It's sort of broken viewing on mobile and it doesn't really help explain how it looks or work. How is this different or better than read it later type competitors? I am a pretty heavy user for this type of thing.
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by hashtag 12y ago
No. It'll happen either way if the app is popular enough.
153.
by hashtag 12y ago
That only works because no one else has access to SpaceX rockets to reverse engineer how its built and how it works.
154.
by hashtag 12y ago
Extremely mobile un-friendly site. Couldn't read due to annoying fixed zoom
155.
by hashtag 12y ago
Linode
156.
by hashtag 12y ago
It really depends on the location. I wouldn't assume its below market rate when you don't know where the market is.
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by hashtag 12y ago
I've found some great apps that were Mac App Store ONLY options, at least as far as I could tell at the time. That said, by default I generally find apps via recommendations, random packaged deals, or via their website so I don't
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by hashtag 12y ago
No comments on the Google situation but a few on the idea itself... 1. Facebook reminds me of people's birthday already via its site as well as email reminders. 2. Google Calendar allows alerts of said events (so does iCal). This also
159.
by hashtag 12y ago
A few others have said it but I'll add another +1 to nothing.
160.
by hashtag 12y ago
You can subscribe to Youtube feeds with any RSS reader. I've been doing it for a long time now. The built-in Youtube subscription blows hardcore.
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by hashtag 12y ago
A single site that aggregates and live demo or video demo of open source projects... Skimming through and reading each open source project to figure out exactly what it does or having to read code, install it, or run it in some form just to
162.
by hashtag 12y ago
I've seen similar ideas to this (central location to change/update all your addresses on file) over the years. I decided to just hack my own solution to the problem since I move and travel a lot and it became a pain point long ago
163.
by hashtag 12y ago
Switch Godaddy out for another registrar and it sounds like a plan (personal opinion). Linode is good, I use them too, but might be overkill for what you need unless you already have active hosting with them.
164.
by hashtag 12y ago
I stopped reading part way. The author or writer really likes to beat around the bushes and include a lot of unnecessary crap instead of getting straight to the point.
165.
by hashtag 12y ago
A few thoughts... 1. As yid said, it appears that this has been a half-hearted attempt, or certainly looks that way from an outside perspective. It should not have taken you 4 years to execute this idea, and even then, it doesn't appea
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Ask HN: Chrome Extension for Thread Update Notifications?
3 points by hashtag 12y ago|1 comments
167.
by hashtag 12y ago
I think it's a cool option to have but not something I'd require
168.
by hashtag 12y ago
The co-worker is certainly at fault but that doesn't mean the VP isn't responsible either. There isn't really much of a good reason for handing over personal documents to another employee in the company.
169.
by hashtag 12y ago
I heard you can plant a tree for a dollar or less...
170.
by hashtag 12y ago
1. If you had a Mac, have you tried Find My Mac? 2. Whether you had a Mac or not, I hear a lot of people recommend Prey: https://preyproject.com/ 3. I'd imagine a lot of people wouldn't have any clue what their se
171.
by hashtag 12y ago
I am not an investor nor a lawyer but if I was on the other end, I'd want open honesty regardless. I would explain the situation to them exactly as you did here. I would include the comment about how he was invaluable to getting the MV
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by hashtag 12y ago
I don't take offense (nothing to be personal about, why should it) but I find the show pretty boring and awkwardly stupid if I was honest. I think it's extremely exaggerated but not in any way I personally find is good. It's
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by hashtag 12y ago
A wireless data plan that works. Affordable, and insanely high cap or unlimited if possible. We have broadband internet at home for a flat rate (say something like $50/month). But it sucks. You're limited by wired or wireless via
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by hashtag 12y ago
I have a standing desk (adjustable but not automatic to sitting desk) but I'm on and off of it. My work setup anywhere is pretty much just my laptop majority of the time regardless of where I'm using it.
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by hashtag 12y ago
Thinkpad did something like this a few years back. See: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2337322,00.asp
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by hashtag 12y ago
This is going to sound like a non-answer but honestly it really depends. It can depend on a number of factors but mostly the idea and industry the idea is in. For many ideas, you can probably learn a solid amount along the way, particularly
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by hashtag 12y ago
I like the idea of the lockitron but by far it's the ugliest of the bunch (of the 4 I've seen). Obviously subjective but in my own opinion it's bulky and ugly as heck.
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by hashtag 12y ago
Haven't personally tried it but maybe check out Slack
179.
by hashtag 12y ago
Not sure if this works for everyone but I try to say their name out loud at least once or twice when they introduce themselves then if it's a name of someone I already know, I mentally try to picture that person next to this new person
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by hashtag 12y ago
I can't agree with the "made me rich" but I can dig "led me to a better life".

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