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by paulsilver 14y ago
They might be taking the view that when Twitter sees that their third party apps are showing the adverts Twitter is sending out, a lot of the pressure on the relationship will come off. It's not like this policy has to be static, in a year
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by paulsilver 14y ago
As far as I can tell, nothing to do with the ColdFusion on Wheels project - cfwheels.org - apart from them both having been inspired by Ruby on Rails.
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by paulsilver 14y ago
This fits in with something I came across last year. A client had been sold on promoting their site using social media by someone at a web agency they trusted. I took a look through their followers after having some suspicions about the adv
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by paulsilver 14y ago
I can't see those in the HTML, whether I'm logged in or not, but I have used googleoff & googleon in HTML comments before - they're used to control which parts of a page can be ignored when using a Google Search Appliance. So, if Quora
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Delivering a consistent Twitter experience(dev.twitter.com)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Twitter's Platform Is All in the Cards(allthingsd.com)
8 points by paulsilver 14y ago|2 comments
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Innovator’s Dilemma on an Accelerated Timeline(sethjs.wordpress.com)
1 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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Sparrow and pricing strategies(pieteromvlee.net)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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by paulsilver 14y ago
It disappoints me that a Dropbox employee might be using the same password for a work account and anything not work related. It's bad enough that they might re-use passwords internally, but I find that understandable. However, using a work
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by paulsilver 14y ago
I used to pay for Fastmail.fm as a mail service. It wasn't that cheap, but the top account which gave plenty of space and the ability to have my own domain wasn't expensive. They kept the old versions of their web interface alive for many y
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Technology is causing the (UK) recession(realbusiness.co.uk)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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How Blank Display Ads Managed to Tot Up Some Impressive Numbers(adage.com)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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The basics of how Amazon Recommendations work(thomasaknight.com)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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Wikipedia would be a shambles without bots(bbc.co.uk)
60 points by paulsilver 14y ago|25 comments
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by paulsilver 14y ago
An interesting take on where Apple's behaviour has taken a previous user of a lot of their products. However, I can't help feeling he'll be writing a similar article about Google in a year or two. Personally I feel depending on one manufact
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I Declare Independence from Apple(betanews.com)
1 points by paulsilver 14y ago|1 comments
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Rummble Labs - the Founders View(urbanhorizon.wordpress.com)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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How incubators hurt startups(swombat.com)
36 points by paulsilver 14y ago|14 comments
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Immobile Capital: The Unspoken Secret of Silicon Valley’s Success(pandodaily.com)
3 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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by paulsilver 14y ago
Once upon a time I'd have been too naive to believe this sort of thing goes one. Sadly, I have worked for deeply unethical people twice who would pay for all sorts of parts of their own lifestyle out of company money seemingly on a whim. I
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by paulsilver 14y ago
In the UK the female body decoration the 'vajazzle' has become a talking point because of the TV show 'The Only Way is Essex'. I would guess someone trying to sell vajazzles would be in the market for your Vaginawear.com domain, so there mi
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Questions to answer before creating your first product(seanogle.com)
7 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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Govt backed Start-up Loans for UK 18-24 year olds(startupbritain.org)
2 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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ICO: no fines for breaking cookie rules (EU)(pcpro.co.uk)
34 points by paulsilver 14y ago|19 comments
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Dear Adobe - Problems signing up for Creative Cloud in OSX(alastairs-place.net)
1 points by paulsilver 14y ago|0 comments
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by paulsilver 14y ago
If you built it, I think you'd find the real problem is having enough resolution in your fingertips to work out what the hell the picture is about. Lots of people who become visually impaired later in life can't read Braille as their finger
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Google are about to murder a good friend of mine (Social Graph API)(glennjones.net)
2 points by paulsilver 15y ago|0 comments
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by paulsilver 15y ago
I last used my Palm Vx... this morning, as it acts as my alarm clock, 10-11 years after I first got it. BigClock is one of the only apps I needed to get to improve this excellent little device. These days, the pick up for where you're tappi
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by paulsilver 15y ago
You'll probably be interested in Threedom Phone, which is about to launch their beta. It's an App / extra layer for Android. Unfortunately Ribot, the team behind it, seem to have removed the information about it from their website, but from
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by paulsilver 15y ago
At my first programming job, I had an agreement with the head of IT (and SQL server DBA) that we'd act as the same sort of problem-solving sounding board as the duck in this story. It worked well, even though he understood little of what I

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