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by jorgem 15y ago
PrettyLisp.com is available.
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by jorgem 15y ago
doesn't work on wp7 :(
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by jorgem 15y ago
There was some guy, on HN recently, who could convert any image to CSS (kindof hacky) -- CSS is always displayed, even if browser won't show images. You will wouldn't have analytics, but at least the ad would display.
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by jorgem 15y ago
TSA is "disrupting" our tourism industry.
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by jorgem 15y ago
You don't infringe on a trademark by using the same name -- you infringe if you use the same name (or confusingly similar name) in the the same type of business. Or, if you use a similar name to intentionally confuse. In addition, UDRP is
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by jorgem 15y ago
Sigh, The grounds for an ICANN UDRP complaint require: (1) the manner in which the domain name(s) is/are identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which the Complainant has rights; and (2) why the Respondent (domain
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by jorgem 15y ago
It is domain squatting. DuckDuckGo could consider hiring lawyer for UDRP -- could probably win the domain.
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by jorgem 15y ago
Good article: Motivates me to hire a programmer for some little jobs, instead of doing everything myself.
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by jorgem 16y ago
I read it before I posted. It's interesting, but not technical or appropriate. Off I go to delete my HN account. I think that's it for me. EDIT: If I could figure out how to delete my account.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Warren Buffet invests in huge railroads and insurance companies. Not the same as tech startups.
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by jorgem 16y ago
BOO: This is so NOT what I read HN for.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Sarah used yahoo.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Way to go! Don't let the man get you down.
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by jorgem 16y ago
I had this same service a few years ago, and even at $99 it is a money loser. And kinda boring after a while -- even if you autopick the names, you still have to review them before giving them to the client.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Not clear how they convinced him to retweet that.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Well we do have over 2M people in jail in the US: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarceration_in_the_United_Sta...
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by jorgem 16y ago
Russian telephone.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Still kinda clever. Some services let you "prove" you own a domain by inserting some text into the WHOIS... I can't think of one off the top-of-my-head, but this "hack" might be useful for that.
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by jorgem 16y ago
The "copy" under the photos is terrible. Doesn't seem real.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Interesting. How do they hack that?
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by jorgem 16y ago
"pizza guy", "all girls catholic school", "server repair man"... sounds pretty male-centric... you sure a woman couldn't do the job?
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by jorgem 16y ago
This looks like it would be cool for getting characters in a video game to tell you stuff. Very nice!
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by jorgem 16y ago
Good for business? <Sarcasm>Yeah, and when those 5% of users quit the service, you can get rid of the next 5%. Keep repeating until you have no customers.</Sarcasm>
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by jorgem 16y ago
Oh Canada!
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by jorgem 16y ago
This is a pretty good idea. I googled for something similar and didn't find anything, but the search terms are pretty tough "google" "feed", etc :)
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by jorgem 16y ago
Maybe the author of the article could be hired to redo the flipperusb site.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Using that definition of unemployment, what was the rate at the last peak of employment? How much WORSE off are we?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Yes. If you are on the moon, you can see the flag with a telescope.
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by jorgem 16y ago
I didn't have time to research much, but maybe one of these 10 services will work off url: http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/10-free-website-thumbnail-g...
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by jorgem 16y ago
That's why it's diabolical!

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