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I've heard of people using PhantomJS with CasperJS to scrape, not sure if it can be done solely with PhantomJS.
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I think he was just too close, he was making a lot of assumptions about how much the average reader knew about indie game development and his role in it. It just might be pretty standard for Indie Statik though, I´ve never read or heard of
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How far will the Supreme Court go to stop patent trolls?
(arstechnica.com)
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13y ago
It's a rotating slideshow, which picture are you talking about?
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Where is "here" specifically?
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Pizza places have been delivering like this (made to order in fact) for decades
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13y ago
So you're looking for high quality abandoned apps? I think you're looking for a needle in a haystack.
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13y ago
Here are two app marketplaces: https://flippa.com/ https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/home
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How A Stupid Experiment In The Armpit Of NYC Launched Refinery29
(fastcolabs.com)
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Newsweek went digital only for a while, the Satoshi "outing" was the headline article for the first print publication.
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It's like the news that majority of the world's ATMs run on Windows XP or earlier. Or lab equipment that's air-gapped because it only works on some obsolete OS that's horribly insecure. Proprietary software is fine, but
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And smart phones, public GPS, public TOR, hybrid cars, HDMI, blu-ray, Wikipedia, widespread broadband, the Human Genome Project, etc. To pretend that no good tech innovations have come out since the 90s is just willful ignorance.
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No, I believe you're thinking of the current knock-offs that are top apps. Those are created from source code found on Chupamobile.
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Scamworld: 'Get rich quick' schemes mutate into an online monster (2012)
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I think that's exactly the counterpoint he was going for, people would be stupid enough to put their life savings into BTC but not dogecoin.
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GCHQ brought down several Anons using their own medicine
(arstechnica.com)
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It was AOL's (well, Tim Armstrong's) next big thing, until reality struck and they sold it a couple weeks ago.
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Surprisingly not worth it for many, most of these coaches have seven figure salaries and are employed for years or even move on to the higher pay in the NBA, they wouldn't want to jeopardize that. Plus some of the higher paid coaches w
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It's been the best place for homosexuals for decades. I can remember a character from The Way of the Gun calling it a "Mecca for homosexual migration".
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The Death Of Expertise
(thefederalist.com)
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Obama to announce overhaul to controversial NSA program
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Amazon is a hornet’s nest of malware
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Full article with more demographics http://royal.pingdom.com/2012/08/21/report-social-network-de...
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The average age of HN (in 2012) is lower than the average age of Reddit
(royal.pingdom.com)
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Worried about snooping, India won’t partner with Google for elections
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IBM commits $1bn to new Watson supercomputer division
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Gluten-Free Diet: Imprudent Dietary Advice for the General Population?
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Why Carmakers Always Insisted on Male Crash-Test Dummies
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'If I Need ID to Buy Cough Syrup, Why Shouldn't I Need ID to Vote?'
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Raymond Davis didn't go scot free when the US claimed he had diplomatic immunity, he was imprisoned by Pakistan.
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