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rumblestrut
15y ago
And, I would argue that politicians need those social issues to stay the same to continue to engage their base.
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15y ago
How sad it is we must work to spread huge internet campaigns to try and protect our freedoms from those we have elected to office. (me: https://twitter.com/#!/ericjgruber/status/147004394448224256 )
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15y ago
I have no idea what options there are for a non-iOS user, but ... There's an excellent iOS app called TurboScan. It's fantastic. Take a picture of your receipts and it'll convert the image to low file size, but high-quality, PDFs. You can t
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15y ago
I like clear and concise. I'm like that a lot (unless I'm intentionally verbose) and tend to get looked at in the same light.
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15y ago
I tried searching for local Ruby guys, and some of the top Django/Python people I know showed up at the top of the list. It might need some tweaking.
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15y ago
I'll second that. Instapaper 3.0 is incredible. I use Readability and Instapaper for different things. With Readability, I use the Chrome extension to make articles readable in the same way Safari does on the fly. With Instapaper, I save ar
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15y ago
Indeed he must have. A lifetime ago I worked as a reporter, but also did page layout. One of the stories I wrote was about a local food pantry at a church that was running low. I don't remember exactly what my headline was, but I left the "
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15y ago
It's a shame about this typo a little more than halfway through the article: "TMO: That’s right. The pubic face is, oh, yeah, there’s no problem."
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15y ago
I did it two years ago. When I was done, I shopped it around. No one was interested. Even still, it was totally worth it.
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15y ago
Ha! I found that postcard today. Here's the front and back. http://ericjgruber.com/images/wufoo-thanks-front.jpg http://ericjgruber.com/images/wufoo-thanks-rear.jpg (Note: Frank, who the card was addressed to, was the cardholder on the
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15y ago
I've mentioned this in another thread before, but Wufoo sent me a handwritten thank you note for being a (paid) customer one year around Christmas. Now THAT made an impression.
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Thank you, Steve Jobs
(ericjgruber.com)
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15y ago
First of all, if you know a little bit about Steve Jobs, you'll know he wasn't likely a big fast food eater. Secondly, I think Steve Jobs would have been much worse off if he had stepped down as CEO. Steve Jobs needed Apple as much as Apple
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15y ago
I'm so confused. Can I create a million-dollar business in a weekend or not? Because I read "Reboot. Relaunch. Redesign. Pivot. Sunset. Shutter. The Knack, a web app, story," and it sounds like building a business is work. ( http://news.yco
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My daytime employer subscribes to Wufoo's mid-level plan and the experience has been fantastic. I was worried when they sold the experience might change, but so far it's been nothing but the rock-solid steady performance and smart feature e
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15y ago
Reed Hastings makes me wonder what kind of company Netflix is. Does Netflix listen to its customers? I've hated the website redesign since it launched and from what I've read, I'm certainly not alone. I find the redesign to be much less use
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Shipping
(ericjgruber.com)
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I'm a Merlin Mann fan and decided to build this so there'd be some sort of record of his fantastic quotes.
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Show HN: That's Fine for Merlin
(thatsfineformerlin.com)
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As of this post, it appears to be working. And I have to say, it's impressive. Those are some good-looking bookmarks. That's probably the oddest maintenance I'd ever think to write, but in this case, it's true!
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15y ago
Very nice.
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I'm not a fan of the overall design, but the way the logo disappears into the top bar (scroll slowly) is pretty darn cool.
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Presuming you're using WordPress, this will help: http://thingsthatarebrown.com/blog/2010/05/dont-get-fireball...
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Man, I take a lot of things for granted.
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Bar none, I think this guy wins: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu_tk5TvszE (But if there are other awesome examples, please share.)
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I didn't say it made sense, merely clearing up the quote.
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The article doesn't say this flare is releasing 10 percent of the Sun's total energy. Instead it says: "A good flare can release up to 10% of the Sun’s total energy, the equivalent of billions of nuclear bombs exploding. What’s funny to me
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15y ago
Great story! I'll have to check out Hidden now.
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15y ago
Thanks Steve. Well done.
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15y ago
That is one well-designed blog. Very readable.
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