lizherring

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by lizherring 19y ago
Is it just me, or does this feel like linkbait? The facts seem to be accurate, but the style and the title make feels like a cheap shot to get attention to the article.
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by lizherring 19y ago
It would've been nice if OpenID provided a way for Web sites to contact users without knowing their email address. This way, the Web site owner will not to put up an annoying page asking for an email address, and the user has control over w
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by lizherring 19y ago
Looks nice. Being compatible with Blogger themes is a smart move. How do you plan to compete with Google Pages, Weebly, and all the other site builders? A calendar and a member directory might not be a big enough differentiator.
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by lizherring 19y ago
I think what they meant was that most people "think" that rock is the most likely move and therefore choose paper.
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by lizherring 19y ago
Anyone knows if Firefox passes the same test?
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by lizherring 19y ago
One thing going for digg that myspace doesn't have is the huge number of RSS subscribers. Digg can potentially introduce ads in their feeds.
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JavaScript Tricks: 3D Panorama(johndyer.name)
2 points by lizherring 19y ago|1 comments
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by lizherring 19y ago
EC2 is not suitable for most Web applications: - You don't get a static IP address, so if your instance fails and needs to reboot, you might end up with a different IP address. - If your instance fails, it also loses all the data stored in
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by lizherring 19y ago
Don't touch the fonts. They're perfect. The bigger font gives the feeling of simplicity, don't lose that. If you allow anonymous posting (and manage to control spam at the same time), you could have a winner. People hate to register to do
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by lizherring 19y ago
Brilliant. That's why Facebook is going to be one of the major web players soon. I can see them challanging Google in a few years. It'll be interesting to see Facebook's aggresive bully style head to head with Google's do no evil style.