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15y ago
Yeah fitbit is great. If you follow a calorie counting diet it helps you by adjusting the allowed amount of calories based on how much you move. It is also an amazing motivator to get off your butt.
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The problem with visualization of traceroute results is that it needs a very reliable GEO-IP database. They exist, but are very expensive. Hops that are not in cities (but in some ocean) are often placed in the city of the owner of the rout
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15y ago
Well, there is also something as "state". You don't want "method=delete" to work as POST either, unless the client is authorized. Same with GET. I don't see why POST would be better than GET really.
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15y ago
How do CDN's solve bad connectivity of your app server?
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Startups + Marketing + Geekery
(blog.asmartbear.com)
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Linux isn't a language either, but they have Linus since forever.
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Twitter users beware: Homeland Security isn’t laughing
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Yeah one of the founders is a legendary hacker: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rop_Gonggrijp
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Web Second, Mobile First
(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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Search vs Social
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Nothing beats the duo of Techmeme and Hacker News
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I think the reason for this story not being picked up is that the tech blog writers understand that there is no demand for such an app. 99% of the people don't care to sign up for a service like MSN in the old days and WhatsApp now, and eve
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15y ago
Very long article about 99 designs, with exactly 0 links to their site. Why? Some outdated SEO advice?
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About dropbox: use it in combination with this and google can't index anything: http://getsecretsync.com/ss/ But yeah, I agree with your letter. We used jot.com (paying customer) and after the Google acquisition they left the product rott
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JSRuntime is now officially single-threaded
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I agree, to-do lists don't work, and the proposed agenda thing won't work either (not for me at least). I am hooked with GTD ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done ) and use http://activeinboxhq.com/ with gmail. It sounds lik
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Well, that is what the article claims, they compare their own stats with comScore and Alexa stats. But I think the conclusion is indeed flawed as the Flurry stats include people with smart phones with apps on it that use Flurry, which is ju
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And this: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000069.html
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Stripe, a Payment Service by Developers for Developers
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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Node.js modules you should know about: procstreams
(catonmat.net)
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The Green Button
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Google Spent $951 Million on Data Centers in 4Q
(datacenterknowledge.com)
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It's very clear what I'm supposed to do: +1 I will never ever enter my email address without knowing what it is for and what you are going to do with it.
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I don't say "persist without looking where you are going", of course, pursuing a bad idea for 20 years won't work out. I can't back it up here on the spot, but if you study a bit you'll find that most success stories were no instant success
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Skills are highly overrated I think, it needs persistence above all to succeed with your startup. E.g. when I read this http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/22/post-mortem-for-plancast/ my first thought was: he gives up too fast (very interestin
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AGPL was made to also catch "hosted software". It still needs you to modify the OSS before the license kicks in. It has not been tested in any legal case as far as I know, which is why large corporations avoid using AGPL licensed software (
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15y ago
cool, thx!
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With such a long list of investors ( http://www.crunchbase.com/company/readfu ) it must have been quite a large sum of money to acquire Summify. So IMHO not just a talent acquisition.
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Introducing Blacksmith
(blog.nodejitsu.com)
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It’s a torturous chaos until it isn’t
(blog.asmartbear.com)
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