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by norova 16y ago
I'm currently sending emails to the first 50,000 addresses listed in the database dump via SendGrid. I only have 50,000 credits left for this month, but at least that many will get notified.
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by norova 16y ago
"...via the photos you take every day with your mobile device. We’re launching first on the App Store on iPhone. If you do not have an iPhone, you can still register and check out Path through your browser." I took this to mean that they'r
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by norova 16y ago
A bit more info on what exactly this "app maker" is/does would be quite helpful. The "about us" and "help" section of the site don't give much useful information. Given some more information, I'd be happy to sign up.
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by norova 16y ago
My uncle took his own life two years ago, and part of his "cry for help" period was him using Google to research suicide. After looking through his internet history, we found it was on more than just one occasion. I'd be willing to bet that
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by norova 16y ago
Agreed. The only spot I'm able to find that it mentions this prior to install is on the actual download page, just above the download button. I'd recommend they make that little blurb stand out a bit more. Nevertheless, I'm excited to try t
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by norova 16y ago
Don't think this one has been posted... I found it quite humorous: Why are American {men|women|children} so... : http://www.technomancy.org/google-suggest-venn/#start=Why+ar...
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by norova 16y ago
In a live demo of the buttons in Chrome those irregularities are not present. I think it might be a Safari thing? Either that or JPEG compression artifacts.
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by norova 16y ago
I agree, especially when I read this: "Cowboys stadium has an internal volume of approximately 104 cubic feet" Somebody left out a "million" somewhere.
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by norova 16y ago
You'll get a refund for your "unused" paid portion of Prime if you sign up.
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by norova 16y ago
When it comes to text selection, how often do people use it? I ask that in sincere curiosity. I know personally that I only select text once, maybe twice a week on my Palm Pre. Holding shift and dragging through the text works great for me
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by norova 16y ago
You get two ToteDays per week instead of one.
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by norova 16y ago
I know you're looking for more than proofreading feedback, but I just wanted to make you aware of a small typo on the main page. Just above the email input box, it says this text: "Get in our our beta service." I'm guessing you didn't delib
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by norova 16y ago
If you change the View Mode to Slideshow, this allows you to change slides via the left and right arrow keys.
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by norova 17y ago
An update to this. I was able to get Netgear to reclassify the site, it should be accessible through all Netgear filters now. :)
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by norova 17y ago
Just as a heads up, www.stickybits.com is blocked by default in the NETGEAR UTM25. It is classified as a "pornograph/sexually explicit" web site. If any Stickybits people read this, you may want to bug them (Netgear) about clearing your nam
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by norova 17y ago
This seems to be a not too uncommon occurrence based on what I've seen via the site. I find it a bit discomforting that this happens at all.
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by norova 17y ago
Tasteless and a tiny bit offensive, but definitely not worthy of a C&D, in my opinion.
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by norova 17y ago
I have not had a chance to play around with it much and I'm not sure about embedding (it's late, I must be off to bed!), but take a look at Amy Editor: http://www.amyeditor.com/ Edit: Here is a screencast of it in action: http://www.amye
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by norova 17y ago
I have to disagree with him here. I don't believe saving your money long-term is anything like saving sex for old age. One could argue that you need some form of monetary support for the rest of your life, securing your money is smart, ho
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by norova 17y ago
Thank you for this. I've a friend who passed away earlier this year and had been wondering if something like this existed.
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by norova 17y ago
Let's be honest, though. Most people accepting these tips without second thought probably aren't catering to high volumes of people.
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by norova 17y ago
Oh wow, thanks for sharing. :) As the last person stated, even though it is a hoax, there are still wonderful stories packed inside. I'd recommend it still to anyone.
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by norova 17y ago
Ah, I see.
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by norova 17y ago
At the end of the post however, it does mention "This post was prepared using Wikipedia."
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by norova 17y ago
Very neat stuff. Places like that have always fascinated me. I will never forget the website Kiddofspeed ( http://www.kiddofspeed.com/ ) that I stumbled upon a few years back. A woman travels through the Chernobyl area and documents it.
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by norova 17y ago
Rather neat. It reminds me of that "sixth-sense" technology demonstrated in a TED conference: http://www.ted.com/talks/pattie_maes_demos_the_sixth_sense.h...
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by norova 17y ago
I was thinking the same thing. In fact, it distracted me so much that I missed the "poll" mistake. :P
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by norova 17y ago
Fantastic read, thanks for sharing!
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by norova 18y ago
>> Not condoning Microsoft or anything, but perhaps someone needs it. :) I really don't get why people are afraid of "condoning" Microsoft. They're one choice in a sea of thousands; to each his own. That mentality really bothers m
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by norova 18y ago
My problem with this is I think that many people will simply think it is some kind of malware or infected page and stop going to the site they found it on altogether.

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