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lurchpop
15y ago
add endless scroll and screenshots.
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15y ago
Massively unsettling coming from the company who helped the nazis streamline their attempts at genocide.
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15y ago
Here's another story about the vans from the year before: http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2010/08/24/full-bo...
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15y ago
from a redditor: "I heard that when a petition gets enough signatures the president will personally print it out and wipe his ass with it."
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lurchpop
15y ago
solution is to install the adBlockPlus extension, open up any page, say, techcrunch.com, then open the extension dialog and block external domains like twitter, facebook, google, google-analytics, etc.
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15y ago
Here's a place where tort reform could be applied sanely.
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15y ago
great freakin job man. I built reddpics.com last year. Your UI is much better.
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15y ago
Made a bookmarklet for it here: http://steve.io/debugcss/
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15y ago
I could be wrong but this story was made public by a simple blog post by a guy who decided to crack open the OnStar TOS update he received by email. http://www.zdziarski.com/blog/?p=1270 The Internet is an amazing thing!
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15y ago
They should make this required viewing in high school civics classes. do they even have those any more?
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15y ago
man bites dog
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I couldn't get past the 2nd paragraph. the guy's infomercial salesman writing style was hurting my head.
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15y ago
very cool. i might just stop using techmeme! I agree with the other commenter about having a "more" button. The thing that bugs about techmeme is they make it appear as if the tech word consists of a handful of companies (Apple, FB, Twitter
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15y ago
Twitter and Facebook also have script tags sitting on most websites so technically those scripts could do whatever they wanted to your page. I believe it's possible, however, to create LIKE and TWEET buttons using direct iframe tags with no
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15y ago
Neyland sounds like an enthusiastic and genuine guy, but you gotta be f*cking kidding me with that $500k prize. Their budget is $3.2bn.
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i think they could argue obstruction/destruction of evidence with the dead-man's switch thing. although a legit counter argument is the wipe is a general security measure to protect the data. if we saw phones as if they were our credit/debi
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15y ago
it is very annoying to have to duplicate validation logic though.
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15y ago
It's actually kind of rare that cops lose their jobs for not upholding the law. Check out the front page of reddit.com/r/bad_cop_no_dounut, and you'll get a sampling of how cops regularly brutalize the law and the people they're meant to se
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15y ago
This is really cool. How long do the URLs last?
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haha that's awesome, man. I converted it using http://userjs.up.seesaa.net/js/bookmarklet.html The points are missing though.
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missing semicolon on line 15
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15y ago
Weirdly on that demo it derived an average color of green even though the pic looked to be 80% blue.
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15y ago
He's the main story on Huffpo right now: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/22/jose-antonio-vargas... I doubt this will change many people's minds about immigration though. The "what part of illegal don't you understand" crowd is also
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15y ago
Hilarious.
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Definitely useful! I think having text somewhere in the "what is cvisual" box that says "Click to see full working example" would be helpful. It wasn't immediately clear to me that the screencaps were clickable. I'm not really feeling the d
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15y ago
they borrow it
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So if i make a $2500 profit from accidentally embedding a copyrighted youtube video on my blog, the government (taxpayers) will need to pay $150,000 to jail me for 5 years. Seems logical.
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Those promises never hold weight though if the letter of the law allows that prosecution. I remember a certain presidential candidate saying he wouldn't go after nonviolent pot offenders.
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15y ago
The example always given is a youtube video. Why is Youtube not liable??
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15y ago
gmail is a big ask. would be so rad if it was open-sourced and i could just host myself with pop.
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