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by lazugod 14y ago
The number of browsers offering an RSS button in the address bar is decreasing.
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by lazugod 14y ago
I'm curious where the ?hn referrer came from.
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by lazugod 14y ago
How is that different from searching "mdn foo" right now?
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by lazugod 14y ago
How come we can upvote top comments, anyways?
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by lazugod 14y ago
A blacklist that can be added to anonymously and unaccountably is not something you want affecting search results.
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by lazugod 14y ago
What awkward emphasis put on syncing your phone with Chrome.
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by lazugod 14y ago
DefCon?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Apple had an RSS reader too, as part of Mail. They killed it and deleted everyone's data with no warning.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Are there people who wait for such circumstances to repost?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Copy of text: https://plus.google.com/b/104326727082310562426/104326727082...
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by lazugod 14y ago
I briefly tried both. * Feedly has a simple interface which is much more like Google Reader. But it depends on a plugin (or an app) rather than being an allwhere accessible website. Their Kindle Fire app seemed to load content extremely slo
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by lazugod 14y ago
Oh. When you commented on the HN parody, I though you were funny (why criticise a copycat for being accurate?). But it appears you're just dumping copypasta. Don't, please. This isn't the place for it. Emailing the author will get results,
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by lazugod 14y ago
This is a reference to the HN parody: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5326511
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by lazugod 14y ago
Becoming a webapp, not being killed.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Oh, that makes sense.
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by lazugod 14y ago
I don't understand the comparison. What are you supposed to do to a gunshot wound other than prevent bleeding, which gauze would do?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Google's algorithm has evolved since the PageRank days of yore, but basically it prioritizes being linked to. And nobody links to Facebook pages.
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by lazugod 14y ago
I remember reversing it once upon a time, but am not able to replicate it now.
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by lazugod 14y ago
The author chose to be on Svbtle, yes?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Because the opposite hurts their own eyes.
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by lazugod 14y ago
No. AMAs perpetuate the idea that the people who move the earth are normally unapproachable.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Macs are the only machine on which you can legally use all major OS's, and thus the only machine on which you can legally compile software for all major platforms. If that doesn't take the cake, I don't know what does.
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by lazugod 14y ago
The response wasn't that great: https://twitter.com/jeresig/status/301833037979729920
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by lazugod 14y ago
Why is that worth keeping in mind? The result is still sexist discouragement.
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by lazugod 14y ago
(foo)i, maybe?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Why should we care more about the economy than we care about people with diabetes?
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by lazugod 14y ago
> The Atlantic supposedly became profitable couple of years ago Things change fast.
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by lazugod 14y ago
This is already the case with Chrome. See http://superuser.com/questions/450893/how-to-install-a-priva... which details how unauthorized userscripts are made difficult to install. Even better, try pasting javascript:alert('hi'); i
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by lazugod 14y ago
Why are none of those fun?
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by lazugod 14y ago
> Developers dream of that kind of tap through rate because it generally means more revenue, but I wasn’t charging for the ads, so the tap through rate didn’t impact my bottom line at all. Why include advertising if you're not charging

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