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by ramoq 12y ago
Edit2: Good catch Edit3: Technically yes, but I should move the blocking logic to the background script completely (webRequest level) [Edit - fixed the Show Original styling issue]
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by ramoq 12y ago
I understand your concern, but chrome extensions for gmail are widely used even across business/enterprise. If it's any consolidation, I do not store/scan/save any data. It just blocks images that people are using to inv
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by ramoq 12y ago
I prefer not letting people know I'm reading their emails. It's a privacy thing :)
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by ramoq 12y ago
Author here, yes it does. Meaning, email tracking still works regardless of gmail pre-fetching. But accuracy may be slightly off I'll add this as well, several companies have built products just to allow people to do email tracking in
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Show HN: PixelBlock – A Gmail extension that blocks email tracking(chrome.google.com)
47 points by ramoq 12y ago|30 comments
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by ramoq 13y ago
When do late applicants find out?
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by ramoq 13y ago
Congrats to Jim and co. Waterloo in the house!
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by ramoq 13y ago
I used this in some past work about a year ago. It's fantastic.
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by ramoq 13y ago
Oddly enough, this happened with me and Mixpanel the other day. I signed up for Mixpanel, and just a few hours later got a cold email from someone at RJ Metrics
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by ramoq 13y ago
I think we're all stuck with using the inbox as a place for todo/tasks. But it isn't as gloomy as it sounds. The real power of email lies in it's ability to push/pull tasks seamlessly. All you need is an email addre
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by ramoq 13y ago
It's important to note that email is often the only contact info you'll have for a person. In fact I would highly prefer not to share my other social contact points(cell # etc). Email wins big in this regard. Really big.
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by ramoq 13y ago
How about this PG: We're making Project Management software that works right in your inbox. Works across all email clients/devices/platforms. No installation required.
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by ramoq 13y ago
Got accepted as well :D Anyone get rejected? I wonder how competitive it is/was this year
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Standards for developing flexible, durable, and sustainable HTML and CSS(github.com)
2 points by ramoq 14y ago|0 comments
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by ramoq 14y ago
There we go, then I refer back to my original question(RBM's). I commented on this a while back on another thread. But radiology is where the big $$ is. Any plans to go look into this.
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by ramoq 14y ago
how does this jive with RBM's? Are you even including radiology related service codes?
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by ramoq 14y ago
I think this works fine for basic eligibility checks where it's just a matter of is it covered or not. But the real pain (and where hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars are spent) is in radiology. There is a lot of friction put i
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Ask HN: Can someone explain this SEC filing?
1 points by ramoq 14y ago|0 comments
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by ramoq 15y ago
Omar, this is fantastic. You rock
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by ramoq 16y ago
Accept my beta request!!
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by ramoq 16y ago
It should be something passive. Something that tracks your time the whole month/week/day and u just open up a panel and drag your time accordingly (ie, 4 hours using ECLIPSE IDE). Something that just requires the user to categorize or organ
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Someone fix timetracking
2 points by ramoq 16y ago|2 comments
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by ramoq 16y ago
hmmm, perhaps what i'm describing is close to the idea of a lightweight web version of netnanny but only for a browser(s).
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Ask HN: Content filtering App
2 points by ramoq 16y ago|2 comments
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by ramoq 16y ago
Probably worth while to mention that depicting Jesus in an inappropriate manner is _greatly_ disrespectful to Muslims as well. Jesus(peace be upon him) is among the most renowned Prophets of God in Islam.
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Reasons to Use Google Collections(java.dzone.com)
2 points by ramoq 17y ago|0 comments
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Spring 3.0 is now available(springsource.org)
2 points by ramoq 17y ago|0 comments
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by ramoq 17y ago
This bad boy runs on the JVM! Very slick JRuby and Java(hibernate...)
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by ramoq 17y ago
I'm still frustrated by how far behind we (North Americans) are in terms of payments. What ever happened to using debit cards online? I find promise in email money transfers. But it's still a closed circle. Canadian banks only allow it amon
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by ramoq 17y ago
I find it hard to believe that anything is off limits to Google due to technical complexity I somewhat disagree. There are some things, most likely due to technical complexity and cost/effort, that google provides at a low level of qualit

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