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by pbnjay 13y ago
Only 2 color schemes? Do I get an easy way to import my own too? Its beautiful but I'd rather not look like 50 other sites...
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Much of these costs will be "built in" to the price per square foot. Land in Wyoming is cheap precisely BECAUSE it is empty and shopper-free - it has lower profit potential. No one will pay $10k/sq ft for space in Wyoming bec
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Square footage is a pretty dumb metric. square footage of the US >> square footage of Japan, Switzerland, UK, etc. We have more room, and it's much cheaper - of course we use more of it. Normalize square footage by some reasonab
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Half a screenshot and half a description? Why would I give you my email address for that again?
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by pbnjay 13y ago
It's not clear to me how charging upfront tells me anything about their business model. In fact the wording here even make me wonder if they plan to eventually sell my data in ADDITION to charging me money. The business model may not i
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by pbnjay 13y ago
For an end-user license, sure. But even so the license restrictions only apply to the _recipients_. So if I'm the NSA and use GPL code, and only distribute it to NSA colleagues, I only have to provide my NSA colleagues with the license
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by pbnjay 13y ago
If the code is never put into a public project I don't see how this would have any effect. I'm not required to abide by every license on everything I slap together on my laptop, it's when I distribute it or allow others (outs
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by pbnjay 13y ago
I'm not sure why this is necessary. It's a very light wrapper around existing SQL functions that adds additional dependencies and makes it more difficult for developers who already know SQL. Maybe the use case is for installable p
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Someone at Waze should get on this. Send a small notification to Waze users that there's a jam ahead, and to slow down by 10mph to help alleviate it! It's a simple solution and might even work since Waze users are already a "
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by pbnjay 13y ago
I've definitely noticed the same shift. I've been on couchsurfing since Sept 2006, hosting folks a number of times, and then surfing and meeting up with folks a few times on travels to Europe. FWIW, I've never done a big &quo
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Its simple really, I've disabled Facebook notifications on my phone, so I only see them when I open Facebook myself. Second, my phone (and many others) has a do not disturb feature I use to silence all sounds while I am sleeping. Tech has m
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by pbnjay 13y ago
> Facebook rejects ad that uses Zuckerberg's photo to further its goals, without Zuck's consent. FTFY. They'd do it even if Candy Crush used his photo. This is not newsworthy.
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by pbnjay 13y ago
Given mcintyre1994's comment, I think this still explains the same situation. People with single-digit friends are simply people who have friends blocked to apps but have multiple friends who've donated data.
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by pbnjay 13y ago
D'oh. Of course you're right, but simply substitute 1 for 0 and my base questions still stands.
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by pbnjay 13y ago
How much of the friends with zero friends is simply because that information is blocked? If my friends "donated" their data, I would show as having 0 friends if I've blocked that information to apps.
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by pbnjay 14y ago
http://piwik.org/
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by pbnjay 14y ago
This is dumb. Show me pageviews and I'll show you a lot more "non-social login" people. I bet there are just as many (if not more) people spending the same amount of time on site as those logged in via social accounts. You've just got milli
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by pbnjay 14y ago
You have got to be kidding me. This just shows how broken the US patent system is for software.
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by pbnjay 14y ago
Sounds really interesting for some of the things I'm working on. I would love to see some very basic stats on performance before trying it out though. A fairly trivial example would be to store 8 billion random integers, then step through t
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by pbnjay 14y ago
If you were to get only one cookbook ever, the best bang for your buck and the one that gets the most use at my house is the Joy of Cooking. It's $22 and has thousands of recipes from salad dressings to pot pies to all that fancy-shmancy st
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by pbnjay 14y ago
This doesn't make any sense. You had an issue verifying your own domain... I don't understand what that has to do with bitbucket's DNS. ... so then you loaded the site directly from the IP? And then you were surprised that it gave you a ra
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by pbnjay 14y ago
The article specifically talks about the "global computing market" ... So it's referring to market share, not number of devices. Nothing misleading here.
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by pbnjay 14y ago
Sounds a lot like Ning about 7 years ago. Maybe a few more features, but I still don't see a big difference, or a huge demand for niche social networks.
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by pbnjay 14y ago
Filling out my profile... "Experience: this field cannot hold more than 5 values." Um? Any competent develop should definitely have more than 5... Guess I'm done with it before it even started.
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by pbnjay 14y ago
yeah, just add the address and confirm it and it's automatic. I've shown this to a few friends, so I know it works (or at least, it has in the past).
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by pbnjay 14y ago
Now the editor's kitchen sink also includes phone calls!
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by pbnjay 14y ago
Ditch the cloud and go "old-school" - a self-hosted or managed SAN/NAS. Rackspace has 'em for example: http://www.rackspace.com/managed_hosting/services/storage/
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by pbnjay 14y ago
I love this concept. I'm curious how well this would work for multiple projects, a blend of personal and work email, and high-volume inboxes. Seems like it'd really need some type of labeling in addition to the actionsteps. Hopefully I get
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by pbnjay 14y ago
In college I built something almost identical to this from a 40oz can of yams, and got a connection to a truck stop wifi a little over a mile away (we had direct line of sight). It actually work pretty well for like 6 months till the weathe
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by pbnjay 14y ago
My point is that I had to read way too much to figure out that they meant they provide the server, for what is actually a "serverfull" application. Just reading the headline, it makes me think that they've somehow built a P2P "serverless" f

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