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by lazugod 14y ago
It's only been four years since iTunes 8, why would they need to migrate?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Unfortunately it redirects back to mobile.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Is there an article here? The mobile site will only give me a single nondescript paragraph.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Can I ask why you use ellipses so often?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Fonts is my guess.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Well, you could email the YC crew asking for their personal addresses... or you could ask them if they were watching your video.
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by lazugod 14y ago
The YCombinator office is in Mountain View.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Dunno. Wasn't me.
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by lazugod 14y ago
And this wouldn't need a complicated graph if Facebook offered native "dislikes".
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by lazugod 14y ago
According to http://builtwith.com/xkcd.com it runs on lighttpd.
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by lazugod 14y ago
...you posted this eleven times.
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by lazugod 14y ago
To learn.
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by lazugod 14y ago
What Dustin wrote was a succinct way to say that crappy wallets do exist, that he did research the problems. It's a blog about his own satisfaction, not a product review.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Please stop.
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by lazugod 14y ago
I don't see the need, but you could easily make the poll yourself.
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by lazugod 14y ago
* Some apps do. Developers that truly care will add manuals and accessibility, regardless of whether the OS requires it. Developers that don't care or treat it like boilerplate are a problem. * Not all developers are good writers. Not all d
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by lazugod 14y ago
> He's not an employee of the NY Times, himself. His work is contracted by them. Why wouldn't it be parsed as that?
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by lazugod 14y ago
As discussed in the comments of http://plover.net/~bonds/purity.html , a loop of importance/purity rather than a straight hierarchy makes more sense (or assuages more people).
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by lazugod 14y ago
Money does not make storms go away, so that's very unlikely.
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by lazugod 14y ago
It's being considered: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4715829
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by lazugod 14y ago
"Lame duck" usually refers to holding a position (such as an elected office) for the short while after a successor has been chosen. I'm not sure the phrase fits this headline.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Hiding information is worse than spreading information, yes.
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by lazugod 14y ago
> but only GOOD content will actually benefit No, only commercial content will benefit.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Why should Apple care about the market?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Propoganda would be to always report on Iran in such negative contexts as CIA espionage and UN sanctions, and never report directly on its innovations or ongoings. Lying by omission, basically. I don't read Wired enough to know if this is t
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by lazugod 14y ago
> What you are seeing is people not updating their scripts yet to take this bug into account. Why? Shouldn't the expectation be that the bug gets fixed?
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by lazugod 14y ago
It's a rather bland and encompassing name (are other encryption standards not advanced?), so saying "so-called" points out that it's a name and not a description.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Thousands of people, referred to in documents as "customers", are alleged to be directly funding the suspicious private activities of a Jack Dorsey and his co-conspirators at a little-known pseudobank called Square.
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by lazugod 14y ago
It makes sense to deny appmakers from stuffing their metadata with mentions of features their apps don't have. Metadata affects search results, after all. And it makes sense to automate such denial. But like other Appstore restrictions, the
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Improving Content ID(youtube-global.blogspot.com)
2 points by lazugod 14y ago|0 comments

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