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Mark Zuckerberg Aims to Bring Net Access to Everyone With Internet.org
(mashable.com)
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3-D Printing Elon Musk's Hyperloop in Less Than 24 Hours
(wired.com)
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13y ago
Given the fact you can modify and add your own content, it does become a grey area. If it was simply re-skinning via CSS and JS, it wouldn't be nearly as alarming.
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MTGox rolls out faster hardware amid epic woes
(arstechnica.com)
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Amazon launches Amazon Art marketplace
(amazon.com)
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BrewBit: the remote temperature monitor for homemade barley pop
(engadget.com)
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FBI turning to private sector to hack phones, exploit unknown security holes
(engadget.com)
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SIM card hack inspires quick fix by carriers
(edition.cnn.com)
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Google Analytics Launches Real Time API In Beta
(analytics.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
Other than the Wikipedia page linked above, here's just my two cents: A guy back in 2005 came up with a get rich quick scheme where he sold 1 million pixels of ad space on his domain to pay for his college education. You'd pay $1
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13y ago
This is fantastic. I'm surprised I haven't seen something like this before. I think you've got a great potential market here for monetizing. It's like stock photography meets product upsell. My first suggestion would be
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13y ago
Scroll to the bottom for a fictional example of API usage pitting Ken vs. Ryu. Good sense of humor.
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Google Core Reporting API - Ken vs. Ryu Easter Egg
(developers.google.com)
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This is great and all, but I do have to call BS on no previous coding experience. Perhaps she had plenty of HTML experience and wouldn't regard that as coding experience. If you look at her early examples, even on something like day 3,
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Ask HN: Facebook is down for me this morning, anyone else?
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Photo Tips from Nat Geo
(photography.nationalgeographic.com)
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However you spin it, I don't think many people would enjoy having a webcam on them as they code. It doesn't sit well. Chatting is one thing, because there's no sense of someone watching you. There's a certain creepy fact
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13y ago
Exactly. It's one thing to jump on Google Hangouts or Skype on a whim, but it's entirely different to ask employees to be monitored like animals at their desks. I'm envisioning management questioning why an employee is away f
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13y ago
Using Sqwiggle sounds a little too Big Brother for my liking.
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I was very intrigued until I poked around the github repos and noticed the server specs Etsy was using to analyze the 250k metrics. Oculus recommended setup (found at https://github.com/etsy/oculus ): * ElasticSearc
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If your machine isn't already rendering that page flawlessly, I would argue that you weren't the website's target audience. IMO, the site caters those looking for a high end performance machine; those who likely already own a
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Tell HN: Moz (SEOMoz) Security Issue this morning
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It was only a matter of time before a Snapchat leaked website went up
(snapchatleaked.com)
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I'd be interested in actually seeing the Wiki myself. It sounds like some research went into properly addressing concerns; it'd fit the public domain well!
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Larry Page Explains What Happened to His Voice
(businessweek.com)
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The ruby wrapper lib around the JS is dead simple. Could be ported to any language with ease. Very nice work! https://github.com/ankane/chartkick/blob/master/lib/chartkic...
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13y ago
I do believe this approach to commenting a basic theme could drastically help Wordpress theming beginners. I would go one step further, however, and also try to add links back to the documentation for the function calls, hooks, filters, etc
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Internet Explorer 0-day attacks on US nuke workers hit 9 other sites
(arstechnica.com)
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I believe it's also a good preparation for the domain extensions that'll be releasing out in the wild later this year. There's hundreds in contention. It could heavily factor into Google's "Did you mean domain.com?" handling where they assu
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14y ago
There are API endpoints for that. Not sure if they're affected.
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