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by newobj 16y ago
And what happens when I want to remove one of my 200 friends? Conversely, what happens when I want to add a new friend and give them access to my 200 photos? The only answer I can imagine involves a (#friends X #resources) duplication of st
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by newobj 16y ago
If they took 3 months to write a tool that would let you suck all your data out of Facebook, that would be useful. But I'm guessing they're not going to start there, because it's not sexy.
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by newobj 16y ago
This is a major coup for Scribd. I think it's a service that people begrudgingly and painstakingly used. But now it's just joyful, and kind of sexy. But as someone points out - Scribd is a bridge and if the things that they bridge to ever c
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by newobj 16y ago
I think Facebook is a lot more defensible than Google. I think you seriously underestimate how inertial the relationships it now harbors are. Someone just has to build a better, cheaper, Google, and it will slowly start to leak market share
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by newobj 16y ago
Assuming you're a normal person and don't want to spend more than $100 on headphones, your best bet is the Grado SR60's.
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by newobj 16y ago
Sounds like a product. Remote Cookie Destructor.
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by newobj 16y ago
You sound like you'd better off going on TIGsource and showing a demo of your game and then trying to enlist help from artists.
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by newobj 16y ago
He had me until #6 ("the most important reason"). Really, he could have just said "battery life" and I would have said "okay, that's a good point." But going on and on about cross-platform? Let the app store sort that out. I can guarantee y
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by newobj 16y ago
I'd love to know where/how you found suitable quality design freelancers for $10/hr in the Philippines?
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by newobj 16y ago
One point of feedback, first glance at your page does not give my brain an initial impression that you're selling anything. I think at least a shopping cart icon on the checkout "tab" would be a normal indicator of "ecommerce". In fact the
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by newobj 16y ago
So, have you sold any yet?
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by newobj 16y ago
i would hardly say they "stopped working", yeah? this really does look like a recruiting video -- nerf guns? check. balloons floating away into the blue, blue sky? check. generic downtempo house musak? check. "why do i like working at redga
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by newobj 17y ago
Right, because every browser is going to perfectly implement HTML5 without any bugs!
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by newobj 17y ago
And where do you suppose the salt is stored? (EDIT: Not to suggest Google would be so naive as to use a single static salt value with N hashing iterations. I really hope there's something smarter at play than that. The question is, does the
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by newobj 17y ago
You've been receiving emails from the source, or from the source's laywers?
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by newobj 17y ago
Interesting to discussion to kick off. 1) Do you think that having a sell angle on your site can be a traction killer? Will you be stickier if things are free and happy for a longer period of time? 2) Isn't integrating with billing solution
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by newobj 17y ago
Neat, easy to understand instantly, and I like that you've already added social/viral features (stamps). My question is, how do you plan on gaining traction for the site? Are you going to pay for content/routes, or... ?
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by newobj 17y ago
There are so many flaws in this reasoning, I don't know where to start. #1 - Two of the worst carts preceding the '83 crash were E.T. and Pacman, both developed and produced by Atari itself, not these mysteriously inferior 3rd parties you'r
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by newobj 17y ago
And how could this ever be proven?
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by newobj 17y ago
Dad? I didn't know you were reading HN now.
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by newobj 17y ago
Seriously... any real load test, IMHO, needs to stem from a capture and replay of live production traffic. Especially if it involves a cache somewhere.
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by newobj 17y ago
A strong password is nice, but using the same strong password every is not nice. http://supergenpass.com is a great solution.
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by newobj 17y ago
Edamame from China, Spinach from Mexico, mini-pizzas from Canada... almost everything in there is from another country.
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by newobj 17y ago
Not talking about escaping. I'm talking about the fact that there doesn't appear to be anything like an authenticity token backing the POST that's used to create a new item.
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by newobj 17y ago
I think it's a pretty much perfect implementation of a service of this nature. Esp. like that I can use bookmarklets. How robust is your frame buster buster? I do get a slightly weird interaction when loading nytimes, at least in chrome. A
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by newobj 17y ago
My $0.02 - the mock up on the front page looks like someone trying to design a clunky looking desktop app from the 90's (what's more, designing something that looks like it is at least partially subverting the standard OS File Save dialog)
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by newobj 17y ago
never heard of it before. the demo seems to leave itself open to CSRF though. shrug.
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by newobj 17y ago
rocktion.com
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by newobj 17y ago
The question is: why? Even the goddamn food in my freezer is from another country, or continent.
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by newobj 17y ago
"Can't you just..."

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