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91.
by ptm 18y ago
The Statcounter logs show Unknown resolution for a lot of the machines. I'm not sure if that can be disabled or not or is system dependent. (I'm assuming every system reports it correctly as of now). If your system reports the resolution co
92.
by ptm 18y ago
Perhaps you've disabled your screen resolution tracking (screen.width / screen.height). To calculate the DPI it uses the screen resolution (pixels) and your reported screen size (inches), if either is missing it would fail to work (for now)
93.
by ptm 18y ago
Perhaps you've disabled your screen resolution tracking (screen.width / screen.height). To calculate the DPI it uses the screen resolution (pixels) and your reported screen size (inches), if either is missing it would fail to work (for now)
94.
by ptm 18y ago
Of course, it does take into account both physical size (inch) and screen resolution (pixels) to calculate DPI.
95.
by ptm 18y ago
It was user submitted, so neither :)
96.
by ptm 18y ago
Amazon does have an API with access to a front-shot image and dimensions. If I could figure out the bounds of the product (in the image), then I could automate the whole process.
97.
by ptm 18y ago
The images never seemed to load for me. But it appears that it creates a scaled version of what you selected based on your monitor size? Do you have cookies disabled ? Yes, it does scale based on the monitor size to give you the actual si
98.
by ptm 18y ago
Do you mean the "Adapted for a XX screen" figure ?
99.
by ptm 18y ago
Well, it's essentially Javascript. It stores the ppi (pixels per inch) of the image, and the ppi of the screen and scales accordingly
100.
Ask YC: Feedback please - Actual size visualization webapp.(pective.com)
23 points by ptm 18y ago|39 comments
101.
by ptm 18y ago
What do you mean ? Are you using the standard Windows installer or the buildbot waterfall ?
102.
The Google Chrome download link is live.(google.com)
153 points by ptm 18y ago|177 comments
103.
Google App Engine blocked in China.(groups.google.com)
1 points by ptm 18y ago|0 comments
104.
by ptm 18y ago
Most Indian IT jobs are for Outsourcing firms, which value academics and certifications highly. http://infosysblogs.com/managing-offshore-it/2008/07/do_you_...
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Could someone critique this OpenID clone ?(xequre.com)
1 points by ptm 18y ago|1 comments
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Google's Wikipedia clone Knol launches.(googleblog.blogspot.com)
62 points by ptm 18y ago|57 comments
107.
by ptm 18y ago
I track around 30 feeds (news / high frequency) on Firefox Live Bookmarks on a daily basis. I also track around 800 feeds (opinion / lower frequency) on Netvibes on a weekly / biweekly basis.
108.
by ptm 18y ago
you could use his startup contact form - http://www.draftmix.com/help/contact_us
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See Twitter's SQL.(twitter.com)
49 points by ptm 18y ago|43 comments
110.
by ptm 18y ago
fubar did exactly this to great effect. http://www.webguild.org/2008/03/social-networking-report-hij...
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Yahoo ups domain registration fees from 10$ to 35$.(news.cnet.com)
1 points by ptm 18y ago|0 comments
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Posterous (YC summer 08) Beats Tumblr In Simplicity(techcrunch.com)
81 points by ptm 18y ago|32 comments
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Is Google App Engine blocking PayPal?(groups.google.com)
25 points by ptm 18y ago|20 comments
114.
by ptm 18y ago
http://builtwith.com/
115.
by ptm 18y ago
> "You get about 16MB of persistent info that will stick with your instance" This is inaccurate. While bundling an image, you can specify its size (max 10GB), http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSEC2/2008-02-01/Develope... . The unus
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Ask YC: Bayesian filter for NSFW content ?
4 points by ptm 18y ago|5 comments
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Now Wikipedia has an API(en.wikipedia.org)
60 points by ptm 18y ago|7 comments
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Gmail down ?(downforeveryoneorjustme.com)
3 points by ptm 18y ago|2 comments
119.
by ptm 18y ago
I use Mowser to browse on a slow connection. It's so much better than the alternatives (google mobile, phonifier) since it scales images as well. Sorry to see it go.
120.
by ptm 18y ago
No, NSFW is based on user votes. I'm not sure how good an idea it is to leave it to the site owners to mark NSFW.

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