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   Why you don’t need to run SSHd in your Docker containers(blog.docker.com)

   2 points by pb30 12y ago|0 comments
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   by pb30 16y ago

   Side note: If you're on Chrome there's an extension that will auto-redirect you to SO if you click an efreedom (or similar) link https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gledhololmniapejef...
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   Introducing Stack Exchange Data Explorer(blog.stackoverflow.com)

   2 points by pb30 16y ago|0 comments
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   by pb30 17y ago

   http://status.mosso.com/2009/11/cloud-sitesservers-dfwsat-de... http://status.slicehost.com/2009/11/3/dfw-interruption-2 http://search.twitter.com/search?q=rackspace+OR+slicehost
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   by pb30 18y ago

   Check out the login page: http://zend.usetrackthis.com/session/login You can use your Google, Yahoo, AOL, Facebook, MySpace or any OpenID (Wordpress, Blogger, etc). I'd imagine most people have at least one of those accounts.
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   by pb30 18y ago

   I'll work on adding some examples. I did consider email tracking w/o an account, but haven't yet implemented it. At least creating an account is fairly low friction due to OpenID.
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   Ask YC: Feedback on new TrackThis design/features

   1 points by pb30 18y ago|6 comments
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   by pb30 18y ago

   Thanks, I knew it'd be a tough one to monetize, or else I would've done something earlier. Perhaps some sort of donation nag screen on the website would increase the donation rate. It definitely doesn't take a lot of resources to run, but
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   by pb30 18y ago

   Awhile ago I added a thanks/pls donate direct message nag when a first-time user submits a package. The results have been pretty poor, and theres been one complaint on the Uservoice.
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    by pb30 18y ago

    ~20 new users daily, ~40 new packages daily, ~180 unique users with stuff being tracked, ~150 updates sent out daily
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    Ask HN: Monetizing a Twitter bot?

    17 points by pb30 18y ago|16 comments
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    by pb30 18y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion...
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    by pb30 18y ago

    http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deletionism#Rationale_for_del...
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    by pb30 18y ago

    http://citizendium.org/ ?
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    by pb30 18y ago

    No, the old article was pretty weak, just a couple of lines and a link to the TechCrunch launch post.
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    by pb30 18y ago

    I already moved the tag, this article links to a specific revision of the article, not the actual article
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    by pb30 18y ago

    Their point of view: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deletionism#Rationale_for_del...
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    by pb30 18y ago

    This method of deletion (prod) is sometimes used as a way to force people/fans to improve the article. To contest the deletion all one has to do is remove the tag, and hopefully improve the article before it is sent to a full deletion discu
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    by pb30 18y ago

    Rather than just complaining about Wikipedia, I've contested the deletion by removing the prod tag and added some sources from major publications. Please help add references from reliable sources (blogs dont count) or help copyedit the arti
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    @TrackThis: Track Packages using Twitter (or Email, IM or SMS)(trackthis.pb30.com)

    1 points by pb30 19y ago|0 comments
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    by pb30 19y ago

    You may want to change your passwords and your mobile email address. Both were accessible.
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    by pb30 19y ago

    I'd like a page that lists all the updates from those that I'm following (like a standard Twitter client) but with a link to expand the conversation around each update