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Docx2pandoc: A docx reader for pandoc
(groups.google.com)
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kmfrk
12y ago
The "Learn More" section is ... well not a place where I learned more. A tour of some sort would be great for a brief explanation of the product. Fabulous webdesign, though, and bonus points for SSL.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Privacy is inversely proportional to utility. It's basically the first rule of privacy.
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kmfrk
12y ago
I recently had to use YouTube for a project, and it's marketers and "audience engagement" all the way down. Their Playbook is probably the best example of the inmates running the asylum: https://www.youtube.com
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kmfrk
12y ago
At least it's not pretending to be something it's not.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Depends on how social and how photography-focused you want the service to be. Pixter is one option: http://pixter.in .
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kmfrk
12y ago
I see. One consideration could be a more substantial floor for one-time donations can ensure that it conforms more to your vision of a sustainable donation model.
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12y ago
At least some of the pages are open source; I'm sure they wouldn't mind a pull request for some changes in language: https://github.com/gittip/www.gittip.com/tree/ee8ebf663e74fb... .
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12y ago
Surprisingly, I hear, by far, the most about gittip from feminist circles; it's easy to explain the reason for using gittip in that context. It's great that people use gittip for that, but I also think the barrier to understanding
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kmfrk
12y ago
I think Apple were still a little afraid of pissing off carriers, when they didn't make a big deal out of FaceTime Audio calls.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Bret used to work at Apple. I don't believe in coincidences. :)
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kmfrk
12y ago
Matthew Green (@matthew_d_green) was involved in the audit. Follow him for what's what.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Deep down inside, you want to use iTunes. Search your feelings.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon reveal downside of monopolies and black-box algorithms
(gigaom.com)
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12y ago
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Redaction rules: How best to keep the secrets [Video, autoplays]
(msnbc.com)
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kmfrk
12y ago
But does that actually delete all user records?
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kmfrk
12y ago
Same thing happened with Comixology.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Any way to delete your account?
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kmfrk
12y ago
Put that WhatsApp acquisition in your pipe and smoke it, Zuckerberg.
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AT&T buys DirecTV for nearly $50 billion
(usatoday.com)
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12y ago
With line anchor: https://github.com/DataDog/dd-agent/blob/master/packaging/da... .
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kmfrk
12y ago
There's quite a backlog of requested icons. The pace is definitely not for everyone, but at least the eventual product is of high quality. This is an apt example of why we need a native +1 system for GitHub issues.
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kmfrk
12y ago
They took it down again. Wonder what it was they accidentally exposed. People in the thread could also edit each other's comments.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Sure. Windows's bandwidth monitor tells me as much - and closing Ad Muncher fixes the slog.
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GitHub testing new Issues-like Discussions feature?
(github.com)
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12y ago
I use the program Ad Muncher for Windows, and I've found that it sometimes becomes a humongous bandwidth hog, when I'm watching video. So it's not just memory that can be at risk of hogging.
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kmfrk
12y ago
Isn't this just from his own server? https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/466162717754028032 Direct link in the tweet still works, but obviously you don't want to HNammer the guy's site ...
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kmfrk
12y ago
Seems kinda dumb to name your project after possibly the biggest art community in the world: http://deviantart.com .
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kmfrk
12y ago
Exactly. Please use the proper term: traction ninjas.
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kmfrk
12y ago
I also imagine something like IFTTT has made RSS more relevant than it's been in a long time.
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