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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
That's pretty clever then, what are they doing? Is it the _1-20 at the end?
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Sometimes I feel like the only one who likes new twitter.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Too bad I missed out on that Chobani yoghurt deal Aisle50 recently ran. I wonder if writing an article like this was part of the deal to subsidize the price seeing as the co-founder of Aisle50 wrote this article.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Disclosure?
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I have cable internet (Time Warner), I don't have a landline.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/2279.html - Chinese Proverb?
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I really wish lion didn't make your second monitor useless in full screen.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Neat trick! Thanks!
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
If you're loading the javascript on the same page you're surely going to see no benefit at all right?
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
If it's not for everyone can you please give people who it isn't for an option to opt out of viewing it.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Not sure of the exact number but you can see it on the charts here: http://ycharts.com/companies/AMZN/pe_ratio http://ycharts.com/companies/GOOG/pe_ratio Edit: Worked it out, GOOG was 154.29 and AMZN was 657.75
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
SLA and support is for lawyers and PHB's or so I have been told right here on HN http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2488970
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I dont know about other peoples SLA's but seeing as you're hinging on my simplified description my SLA provides 100% uninterrupted transit to the Internet and 100% uninterrupted electricity so if the power goes out it is still 'their fault'
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
The company where we host most of our servers has an SLA thats starts paying 10% monthly refund per 10 minutes of downtime that is their fault. I can't believe that you guys will take anything at this magnitude of downtime and still stick a
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I think he was asking why it is a phone app and not a more appropriate website format.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Sorry, I read the part about packing and minifying javascript and it made me want to mention that.
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I assume strike one is this: http://dereknewton.com/2011/04/dropbox-authentication-static...
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
I prefer to load resources like Jquery using googles CDN and then pack my own javascript separately. Using something like HeadJS you can load both items non-blocking and in parallel. http://headjs.com/
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
There's another post about this from a few months ago, I guess he's been feeling this way for quite a while. http://perlbuzz.com/2010/11/think-for-perls-sake.html
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by iamjustlooking 15y ago
Jedberg last year stating that a startup buying physical machines today is foolish: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/a2zte/i_run_reddits_se...
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
Even if you were the same as Mixergy it wouldn't matter. There's plenty of room on the Internet!
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
At 2000 requests per month that is one request about every 20 minutes, laughable.
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
Even if the site owner doesn't know that the referring url contained the search term "naked beiber pics" they still know you visited their page which most likely contains "naked beiber pics".
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
Nginx also has good http caching built in. I use it in a heavy load scenario and haven't had a single problem. http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpProxyModule#proxy_cache
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
Have there been any good looking regular websites released this year? A lot of best of lists tend to just be a list of portfolio and design studio websites.
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
OT: How did they change the color of highlighted text? I've never seen that effect before! Edit: Found it in case someone else was interested: /* Mozilla based browsers */ ::-moz-selection{background-color:#e12000;color:#fff;}
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
I speculate that it must feel ok to keep hiring when you're using other peoples money to hire them.
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
I love that you can imagine the CTO running through the database blocking all mentions of lamebook in real time.
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
If you are committed to promoting free expression why do you have a feature on your site that can obliterate mentions of a certain phrase? Would you have noticed that you "inadvertently" blocked all mentions of lamebook if there wasn't any
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by iamjustlooking 16y ago
The on site video shows twitter and other sites. You're right though. I think I was more complaining about about site doing this facebook connect only thing.

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