kmfrk

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961.
by kmfrk 13y ago
I got out by using the well-hidden setting in G+. There wasn't any G+ data to delete, though, so I don't know whether it just "deactivates" your profile the way otehrs do.
962.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Amazon's packaging also seems to leave something to be desired: http://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/1qrawl/this_is_how_my_b... .
963.
by kmfrk 13y ago
You'd have to ask Yahoo to create a competitor for something similar to even be available.
964.
by kmfrk 13y ago
I think all the departure table screen I've ever seen have run Windows. Always wondered what the hell, especially since it doesn't even seem to provide stability.
965.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Speaking of the Google analogy, I hope they do more with their acquisitions of Speaker Deck and gaug.es, as I can't recall a single feature being added or improved since their acquisitions.
966.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Do we know who holds the majority of the voting stock in this case?
967.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Data collection (for the blog owner's back-end, anyway) is fine; besides, most people probably host their static pages on github.io or S3, which don't really allow for SSL, and as long as we aren't talking about "weird&q
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Ask HN: "Like" buttons for blogs that respect privacy and ownership
6 points by kmfrk 13y ago|3 comments
969.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Don't you think it says something about Silicon Valley that your first thought is to characterize this as a PR issue ? It's Airbnb "ransackgate" all over again ...
970.
by kmfrk 13y ago
What happens when the Move Fast and Break Things philosophy is applied outside software. :)
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by kmfrk 13y ago
After I signed up on Pinboard, I've taken to save my bookmarks there instead. Still, an IFTTT script that saves to Pinboard, whenever I favourite on YouTube would be less annoying and also allow me to have my favourites on YouTube.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
And https://cupcake.is is a really dope free service people can use to kick the tires of it. EDIT: Here is an example: https://siracusa.cupcake.is/profile .
973.
by kmfrk 13y ago
As someone who likes to avoid posting too much incriminating information on social network, I think the main problem of this trend is that the Internet is turning into No Country for Lurkers. I can't even favourite nor like a video
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by kmfrk 13y ago
I'm leery enough about commenting on different sites that use Disqus as it is.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
The popularity of BBM didn't come out of nowhere . Some countries have better plans than others. And teens can send insane amounts of texts.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
I'm curious; does anyone[1] experience a pressure to join a social network the same way I did in the earlier years of Facebook where all activities, conversations, and events were moved to that platform - and not using it rendered you
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Google Person Finder for Typhoon Yolanda(google.org)
3 points by kmfrk 13y ago|1 comments
978.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Interesting project, which might help serve to mute my Twitter feed the same way Tweetbot does. Unfortunately, its filters make a really obvious mistake, which is to include very normal queries; I mean, c'mon, I hate baseball and every
979.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Path is another interesting example. They seem to be circling the drain right now, but they might still be able to raise funding at a flat valuation (same valuation as last time).
980.
by kmfrk 13y ago
These days, you need a Google+ account to back it up. As I don't have one, I'm pretty boned ... Gotta love that lock-in.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
The new Opera is very, very simple, but it allows you to install just about all extensions in the Chrome store, if you download the Opera extension to do so. So it depends on which features you'd prefer to keep. I can definitely reco
982.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Amazing, an actual reason to consider the Blink build of Opera.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Yeah, these are my only problem with the service; I did not get the metaphors at all , and their descriptions only added to the confusion. The simplicity of the service is an opportunity to attract people without a lot of webdev chops, so
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by kmfrk 13y ago
"Docker-as-a-Service", simple, easy-to-understand pricing. Love it. This is my favourite Docker offer so far. I've been looking for something to replace dotCloud's deprecated sandbox tier for just playing around, and it
985.
by kmfrk 13y ago
(August 2013).
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Inside The [IPO] Deal That Made Bill Gates $350M (1986)(features.blogs.fortune.cnn.com)
2 points by kmfrk 13y ago|0 comments
987.
by kmfrk 13y ago
I can't do the numbers on what they missed out on, but it's definitely money Twitter won't see, yes.
988.
by kmfrk 13y ago
Step x: Get lucky. :)
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by kmfrk 13y ago
Makes perfect sense to piggyback on the success of DIY/how-to guides on YouTube, but that said, I have idea whether it's going to catch on. Clearly Google should try this out either way.
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by kmfrk 13y ago
... or ... both. :)

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