johnbellone

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by johnbellone 14y ago
I completely agree with your first point, but I do think that the majority of people using git probably don't have more than a single remote. I am sure there are those few people that are tasked with pulling (and hopefully, pushing) to the
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by johnbellone 14y ago
Oh please. Take one guy and have him, at the very least, back port user accounts into the new system. There's absolutely no reason why you cannot write an ETL job once you have your new database structure ready to go. Sure its more work, bu
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by johnbellone 14y ago
I always wondered about this. I feel like Digg should be charging to "turn this off" for blogs, or even on a per article basis. I don't mind sponsored stories making it into the mix, but this is another form of revenue that could be explore
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by johnbellone 14y ago
Generally I agree about this, but I think for something like an e-mail address I don't actually care. If I ever move off Gmail its going to be to something that I manage. If it is a service that I think I may want to use, or at least try ou
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by johnbellone 14y ago
That's completely insane. A new design is one thing, but there needs to be a clear and concise reason to break away from URLs that have been indexed, and are likely huge in page rankings.
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by johnbellone 14y ago
No they absolutely didn't. All the team needed to do is put a fresh coat of paint on Digg, similar to it was in the beginning, and capitalize on the traffic before they wanted to make drastic changes. Digg's whole problem started with when
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by johnbellone 14y ago
That's not the point. Why rush the release when you know that historically Digg had problems with losing people because they severely botched a redesign? Didn't Digg at one point purge their comments and there was a huge uproar? The new man
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by johnbellone 14y ago
Was the data included in the purchase of the sale? I am looking at the login page and it seems to require Facebook authentication, and not even an option to use my old Digg.com account. In the FAQ it implies that eventually the old data w
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by johnbellone 14y ago
There is currently a bug that I stumbled across that allows for spoofed emails to be sent. If you have a Live account that has an external e-mail address Microsoft allows you to login here, without any additional authentication credentials,
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by johnbellone 14y ago
"This guy has basically built an OS from scratch that can run on iPhones and supports iPhone apps without having to recompile them." No, that's completely wrong. Go read it, re-read it, and then do a Google search for binary-compatible.