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NZ Mashup competition entries and winners(mixandmash.org.nz)
1 points by kuahyeow 15y ago|2 comments
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Try http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Michael_S._Hart
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Has anyone managed to view the Github Impact graph ? https://github.com/torvalds/linux/graphs/impact
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Besides the technicalities, _targeting_ feels like the uncanny valley, it may get personal, but it's not a human doing the selling, like in a real coffee shop or grocery
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
I think Twitter has more resources at hand to block. On a less technical note, this web-site is probably too focused on a negative issue, unlike say Wayback Machine which is general archiving. It not only violates the letter of the ToS but
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
This is probably a violation of the Twitter API ToS, i.e. "For example, your Service should execute the unfavorite and delete actions by removing all relevant messaging and Twitter Content, not by publicly displaying to other end users that
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Accessing a deceased person's Gmail (mail.google.com)
4 points by kuahyeow 15y ago|0 comments
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
I am wary of bots after Wave. The vibe of a conversation went downhill really quick. I question too the utility of duplicating your posts twice. It's really hard to get it right without multiple overlapping groups of people seeing the same
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Possible, but the last thing Google would want to do now would be to repeat Wave and Buzz and make it complicated and only enjoyable by sysadmins and bots. That would be definitely useful when Google Plus is available for Apps, though
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Google circles was based on that real social network paper by Paul Adams. In the real world, there aren't 1000 "friends" to categorise. The oft-quoted figure of 150 friends come to mind. Not really high work to move 150 friends. It matches
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Circles are great, however, the stream only does an okay job of using that information. All it takes in one hyper-poster or hyper-thread to overwhelm your stream, despite any ordering based on circle priority.
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
I like the animation, but it will be an improvement if the chart max stays and not jump up and down
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
"If you are an existing api.embed.ly user, you can sign up for an API key here." http://app.embed.ly/pricing/free From the embedly blog
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
You seem to be having chain issues. Consult back with your SSL provider for documentation on how to install any intermediate certificates. I use the following to help diagnose SSL problems: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssldb/analyze.html?d=secu
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
I'll take the article with a pinch of salt. There's no indication that github did anything actively here. Github's just missing some abuse reporting functionality here.
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Yes, that functionality is at https://github.com/account/repositories . I think the problem here is that there's nothing (?) to prevent the user being re-added. The article does state a github employee showed Zed how to do this - no detai
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
Time for Github to start banning people
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
I have seen a good number of people solve this problem by literally doing it - i.e. contribute to an open source project in however small a way, look for jobs which actually do interesting things. The unfortunate truth is that most people d
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by kuahyeow 15y ago
This seems to be a competition against pen and paper. Barrier to entry here is so low, and other alternatives like Google Docs or Evernote will probably blow this away. Is this a feature or a product? http://venturehacks.com/articles/featu
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Evernote : Free can make money(wired.com)
3 points by kuahyeow 15y ago|0 comments
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
I'm curious too about how the 600 odd people were willing to use micropayments. Turns out it was a stunt/demo for https://www.minno.co/
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Color - Privacy policy(color.com)
1 points by kuahyeow 16y ago|2 comments
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
The transitions can be a bit smoother and less instant
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
Same thought here. I find it very bizarre that images are used in such a way. Here's one example of the image: http://www.networkadvertising.org/verify/cookie_optout.gif http://www.networkadvertising.org/verify/cookie_exists.gif
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
Proabably not the domain but the IP? Have you checked the headers?
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
Someone's done research on anti-facial recognition too. http://ahprojects.com/blog/122
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
I have been wondering about two things: 1. Is it possible to not use a cookie to opt out? 2. Why must we opt out , instead of opting in.
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21 days to IPv4 exhaustion (+widget)(inetcore.com)
3 points by kuahyeow 16y ago|1 comments
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by kuahyeow 16y ago
Just found out about Adioso. It knows about much more airlines (at least for the region I'm in) than say, Hipmunk, but it then asks to book each leg separately. I wonder if it's ever possible to have integrated flight booking with arbitrage
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New Google Groups(groups.google.com)
1 points by kuahyeow 16y ago|0 comments

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