justindocanto

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by justindocanto 14y ago
I have a lot of friends who are obsessed with going to the gym and posting about it on facebook. Going and being fit is one thing. A post about every set, leg day, and so on... is another. Some days it's 50% of my feed. So as a joke between
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Hide all posts that mention the 'Gym' from Facebook (Satirical Chrome Plugin)(chrome.google.com)
1 points by justindocanto 14y ago|1 comments
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Awesome. That was my guess. I didn't think pocket was that widespread enough that HN would implement something site wide like that... but I wasnt sure because they havent done anything site specific that i've noticed so far. Thanks!
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Ah ok. Must be my pocket plugin. (It's a 'read later' plugin). Thanks!
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Source of HNs own 'Save to Pocket' link on every item?
2 points by justindocanto 14y ago|5 comments
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Great points. Nice read.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Would it be wrong of me to implement on the site to prevent that from happening? haha
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Hmmmmmmmm. I like where you're going with this. Thanks!
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I'm the guy who made this and I've appreciated every piece of feedback whether blunt, harsh, positive or not. I agree that the app does have issues, though I don't feel right calling it an app. Hootsuite is an app. Klout is an app. This is
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I would be lying if i said i didn't have LMGTFY in mind when I choose that domain name.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I feel like a bad developer for not knowing this answer. Part of me wants to say yes because it's iframe traffic and independent of my website. Part of me wants to say no because i dont have a cert for this domain and it might somehow try t
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by justindocanto 14y ago
i may have slightly piggybacked off the name of that website, hoping it would be a little easier to remember.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Another use case would be my website went down because it hit the front page of hacker news, and i need to see if it's come back up yet. (this didnt happen, im just giving a more coder oriented example since this is HN).
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by justindocanto 14y ago
This is also true.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I agree. I'm not really trying to launch a product or make a business out of it, but this would be useful. I'm thinking my plan of attack would be to check if the sites who blocked the iframes were sending back specific headers that i could
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by justindocanto 14y ago
One thing your reply reminded me of is I wanted to add a "Open in new window" button once you saw your desired result. So, possible use case is actually something somebody is using it right now for. My Bloody Valentine (MBV), a band who has
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Anybody who could write the javascript to make that happen wouldn't need my website to make it happen. They could just enter most of what they would write directly into their browser bar.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
That's true. I said 'browser' to a client on the phone the other day and they asked me what that was. I then had to correct myself and say "Internet Explorer". ;) Jokes aside... Thank you!
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by justindocanto 14y ago
This is true. A bookmarklet would be nice. But, I am not pinterest (who distributes a bookmarklet) or david walsh or anybody that gets tons of traffic so a bookmarklet that I distributed myself would just get lost in the mix... and that wou
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by justindocanto 14y ago
that's probably because of the bootstrap template.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I was thinking about that (hiding the toolbar). That's a great idea of making a little icon that lets you return to it. It would also solve the problem I'm having with the extra padding issues on some browsers. I might make that happen on a
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by justindocanto 14y ago
First, THANK YOU! Second, yeah... some of the tone seems to be harsh but at the same time the comments do have some valid criticisms in them. Some people DO prefer scripts and hand-coded approaches... but like You & I, some people don't
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by justindocanto 14y ago
That would be a very slow and very inaffective DDOS.
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by justindocanto 14y ago
Like I mentioned on the other comment, i agree that there are better solutions... but sometimes you just need a quick solution to use in the browser. I, myself, hate plugins & having to copy/paste script or code. I just want to click a
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by justindocanto 14y ago
I agree there are better solutions but some people dont bother with plugins or scripts and/or just want a simple/quick web-based solution... and that is what this is aimed for. Also worth noting: I literally spent 2 hours max on it. I know
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Let me refresh that for you.(letmerefreshthatforyou.com)
51 points by justindocanto 14y ago|47 comments
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by justindocanto 14y ago
So I'm assuming their adult ad company, Black Label Ads, is going to go under too?
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by justindocanto 14y ago
YES! That 2nd one. Thank you!!!!
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Where is that 'push notifications for favicons' tutorial/script i saw on here?
1 points by justindocanto 14y ago|2 comments
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Sounds from nature to program to, relax to, or fall asleep to - iOS friendly(natureisrelaxing.com)
1 points by justindocanto 14y ago|0 comments

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