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811.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Very snazzy - looking forward to HTTPS. :) Book Depository is a weird thing; for a couple of years, I was unable to buy books there, because they had met some kind of weird quota for my country. Wonder what was up with that, but I assume it
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Congress is clueless on technology – and just voted to keep it that way(vox.com)
2 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
My site had been un-validated for Cards, so maybe that's what was causing it. You could try to see if the same applies to you.
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How to enable 2FA on Twitter from “unsuppored” countries(hmemcpy.com)
1 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
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SpaceX Sues Government to Break US Air Force’s National Security Launch Monopoly(universetoday.com)
30 points by kmfrk 13y ago|28 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
One feature I found kinda mind-blowing was when I began to receive e-mails, when the things I had pin received huge price reductions. Pinterest suddenly went from a static wishlist to a dynamic one. That's a special kind of lookbook fe
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by kmfrk 13y ago
It's basically a "lookbook" concept, which is something you flip through for inspiration and to see what the current trends are. If you want a technical parallel, think Dribbble. Pinterest takes this and adds a mix of dynamic
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No True Airbnb Host…(tomslee.net)
2 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
I was wondering what the hell their recent tweets referred to: https://twitter.com/policy .
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GoDaddy Released My Personal Information to a Spammer Troll(skepchick.org)
342 points by kmfrk 13y ago|141 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Probably a good idea to follow how this plays out, in case leaders like Cameron and Erdogan decide to take a page out of the same playbook.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Their S-1 filing doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. They literally wrote under "Risk Factor": We have a history of cumulative losses, and we do not expect to be profitable for the foreseeable future. http:&#x
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by kmfrk 13y ago
I'm currently using https://iwantmyname.com for my active domains, but I would like to hear people's experiences with it.
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Rw – stdin and stdout, the right way(github.com)
2 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
825.
by kmfrk 13y ago
On another note, the whitehat bounty seems ridiculously low, if we're to take him as a peer: Kristoffer will receive four games, $50 and a year-long subscription to Xbox Live from Microsoft.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Two words: Google Glass. Maybe they are the kinds of people who are excited about something like Google Glass, and who just don't see what bothers people about Facebook?
827.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Yeah, there's a mental tax to domains like that beyond merely understanding what they read.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
How viable are "clever" ccTLDs outside .com and .org? I've always wondered how usable those domains are to people outside our small tech bubble. Especially back when the .ly domains were all the rage, but also now that .io ha
829.
by kmfrk 13y ago
CSS has always been a hack, and the web we have today as a result of competing browser rendering however the hell they want based on their popularity - and the popularity of any co-developed devices - is just about the only thing that can m
830.
by kmfrk 13y ago
.io domains are hosted separately for this reason (and others, probably).
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SaveTheInternet.eu – the EU vote on net neutrality tomorrow(savetheinternet.eu)
236 points by kmfrk 13y ago|32 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
The New Yorker's tech writing has already been really weird when George Packer isn't in the byline.
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The new TED.com(blog.ted.com)
1 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by kmfrk 13y ago
>For those who wouldn't click cause it's "Female Founders" - so far it's been just as inspiring as Startup School (even for me as a man). ?!
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Liberal MEP: Open, competitive neutral Internet is “communism”(edri.org)
3 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
836.
by kmfrk 13y ago
It looks like the photos are upside-down, when you go to a specific page and click to zoom in. Didn't know where else to report it.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
It's less than a fortnight short of 1,000 days ago, since people began criticizing Twitter for this behaviour: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2646979 .
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Hey, at least there's a chance they might finally delete all the sensitive user data they have on hand - presumably stored in a less-than-secure fashion. Apparently, this is what it takes.
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Forecast.io update(blog.forecast.io)
3 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
840.
by kmfrk 13y ago
I'm sure the creator meant for the vowel-disembowelled name to mean "drop", but I keep reading it as "derp" - which in no way makes it worse!

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