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by r7000 19y ago
Tags would be much too unwieldy for this. Keep it very simple. How about a short-list of categories selected from a drop-down? This would need more thought but a very short-list like: 'falling', 'lucid', 'nightmare', 'premonition', 'embaras
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by r7000 19y ago
some further food for thought: http://weblogs.hitwise.com/us-heather-hopkins/2008/02/yahoo_... random blog with some thoughts: http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2008/02/16/who_cli...
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Persai article in Slate(slate.com)
1 points by r7000 19y ago|0 comments
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by r7000 19y ago
What about turning on the existing voter power algorithm? (The one that has never been turned on as it was not making much of a difference in tests). Would we see much of a difference?
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by r7000 19y ago
builtwith.com
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by r7000 19y ago
People love thorn. Anglos used to have it and now that it's gone, they miss it.
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by r7000 19y ago
Freude, schöner Götterfunken! Tochter aus Elysium!
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by r7000 19y ago
Rolling along with about 25 new users per day. Getting ready to launch the first round of user-requested and pre-planned features. So far it has been a lot of fun! My main problem is I built the site to scratch an itch and now that it exist
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by r7000 19y ago
indeed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repeating_crossbow
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Every Stock Photo Online - search engine for free photos(techvibes.com)
5 points by r7000 19y ago|0 comments
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by r7000 19y ago
I belong to an car sharing company and they have 3 options: 1) Pay a relatively large monthly fee and a low per use fee. 2) Pay a moderate monthly fee and a moderate per use fee. 3) Pay no monthly fee and the highest rate per use. If you us
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by r7000 19y ago
I made an e-mail address optional with only a username and password required. The results are almost exactly 50/50 between those who put in an email address and those who do not.
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by r7000 19y ago
I think the default avatar for disqus looks like someone who doesn't know what they are talking about due to the giant question mark in the middle of the face.
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by r7000 19y ago
I agree. I find it difficult to see what the next step is. How does owning an item help me (or it)? My thought is a created item would be of low value but I can set any price and that is the value. Do I buy an item to promote it? or just to
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by r7000 19y ago
This is fantastic advice. If a sport you must self-motivate yourself to do gets put off too much consider joining a team. You have no choice but to show up. Also good: back-country camping - anywhere where real work is needed to maintain a
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by r7000 19y ago
If you were following for awhile I must have put you to sleep with the lack of action! The very best of luck to your project. I agree about the problems with text-entry verification. Obviously with multi-line and/or formatted cards (some so
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by r7000 19y ago
Definately. The how-to-use parts of the site are pretty bare-bones right now. Thanks!
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by r7000 19y ago
Some are awful does definately not include Quizlet. Quizlet is very very well put together. What I personally wish for there is (a) the ability to create richer flashcards - especially flashcards that need more than one line or richer for
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by r7000 19y ago
This is a project I have been working away at for a few months. If this is not something people want that is ok since it is something I want. FlashcardDB is an attempt to build an online flashcard website that doesn't suck. When I had deci
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Feedback request for FlashcardDB(flashcarddb.com)
4 points by r7000 19y ago|8 comments
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by r7000 19y ago
Well for use at a high-volume website you would need something else. There's a limit of 50000 charts per day before it stops working and/or you are banned.
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by r7000 19y ago
This is very cool. And just too easy.
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by r7000 19y ago
"Religious wars" is a long-standing metaphor when discussing programming languages. http://www.google.com/search?q=Religious+wars+programming+la...
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Pay Me for My Content - creative people and the web(nytimes.com)
5 points by r7000 19y ago|1 comments
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Ticketmaster launches an affiliate program(ticketmaster.com)
4 points by r7000 19y ago|6 comments
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by r7000 19y ago
Just got an invite code today. Thanks! I am up and running. It looks very well-executed.
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by r7000 19y ago
www.collectbritain.co.uk is a very cool website
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by r7000 19y ago
Well, the fact that so many strawberries nowadays are large and water-filled (from being over-watered) to make them look super-sized rather than more flavour-packed smaller runtier berries may imply there are quite a few consumers who can'
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by r7000 19y ago
he was right.
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by r7000 19y ago
If you remember the entertaining jobloft.com saga: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=54937 This is where it ended up. (No amusing youtube video this time).

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