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by selectout 12y ago
Debunked by Ice Cube himself: http://news.moviefone.com/2012/03/04/ice-cube-good-day/ Edit: This day fits the criteria, but he mentions it's just the aggregate of what makes a good day.
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by selectout 13y ago
They will not, whoever buys it owns all rights to the music and can resell it if they want (Sony, iTunes, Amazon could be buyers for this reason) or could just release it to the world for free.
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by selectout 13y ago
They could easily be testing many of the gmail + yahoo + other popular accounts as well, doing google searches in the background for "name@gmail.com AND company" to see if the person appears or maybe it really is more than what I
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by selectout 13y ago
Looks like all this is doing is trying every combo of first name, last name, initials, etc @ company's website the person was employed by. Nothing new here that's actually hacking in though, just checking the combos for a positive
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by selectout 13y ago
Been using turtl (free) for a little while now and love it so far. It's made huge leaps and bounds over the past several months and I'm excited to see where it continues to grow.
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by selectout 13y ago
It wasn't stuck at just the icons, it let you expand to see words as well. It was much better in my opinion and I rarely had it at the collapsed state like his screenshot shows.
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by selectout 13y ago
Probably "sharing information" economy. I think if they wanted to they could make any company a part of the sharing economy.
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by selectout 13y ago
It's actually none now. They sent out an email and push notification.
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by selectout 13y ago
This is crazy sensationalist. There's no right or wrong way to spend your money, we can just hope that it's used to better humanity whether it's short or long term. I don't think Sergey is saying that to anyone, rich or
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by selectout 13y ago
WOuldn't this not take into account 12 seeds winning? Since you do team1.seed > team2.seed before checking if team2.seed is 12. Also, this would mean 12 seeds would go all the way anyway, you're not limiting it to the first rou
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by selectout 13y ago
I've always been curious how many actually unique brackets get submitted to the major bracket places. I'd imagine there's about 5,000-10,000 unique brackets that cover 99% of the people. It's the one feature I'd lov
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by selectout 13y ago
This is awesome. Where are the data sources coming from for this? For free throw percentage, etc. I'm assuming this wasn't manually gathered as the teams were just announced yesterday and it'd be a hassle to do it so quickly.
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by selectout 13y ago
Would love a paid option of like $5-$10/month that gives me the actual source code so I can just take it and run it on my own stuff. Great work though!
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by selectout 13y ago
Isn't the 1bn just for pledged money though? Is there a breakdown of what percent of pledged dollars actually gets funded (when KickStarter takes their cut). Not saying they didn't do well, but I'd estimate the cut they make
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by selectout 13y ago
Do you store any association of email addresses and what sites send them to you or is all of that just dropped immediately? Also, thanks for replying! Great to see you don't just avoid the privacy issues like others do at times.
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by selectout 13y ago
Not certain how willing I'd be to send a third party the unhashed email address of every (or even just a few) signups. Seems to be a big privacy violation and the users of the sites that use this should clearly state what they are doin
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by selectout 13y ago
Didn't realize Aardvark only had 90,000 users. Huge win for the Aardvark team with that sale.
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by selectout 13y ago
Chances are he wouldn't have created WhatsApp at Facebook so this is actually a win all around for both parties (assuming Facebook can find the value they think they will in WhatsApp).
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by selectout 13y ago
I think this may be the case, but wouldn't be surprised if he did take it down. He has plenty of money from this, the name recognition now that any releases he makes will get a decent amount of players, and he can just work on somethin
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by selectout 13y ago
I purchased off of cheapair.com using bitcoin yesterday and they use CoinBase as well for the merchant account. Extremely beautiful and seamless way to purchase, although I was a bit worried that it was actually just 1 button click to pay.
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by selectout 13y ago
While I know Alexa is far from accurate, it does show overstock.com to be the 621 largest universal site and 160th in the USA. That should show you scale. In 2010 (Fiscal Year) they has $1.1 billion in revenue with 1600 employees. They are
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by selectout 13y ago
I'm impressed they followed through with this so quickly. Great to see the adoption starting to flow in places that non crypto nerds and tech enthusiasts visit.
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by selectout 13y ago
I know this has been discussed many times since the iOS 7 beta builds first release, but recently there has been a nice interface Google has released to see this data from your google account. Uses anything logged in with your google accoun
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by selectout 13y ago
This gets asked a lot and won't get answered. The typical response is that they don't answer because it would violate the privacy of some of these founders/companies that may not wish it known they got rejected or even applie
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by selectout 13y ago
While true, CC companies sell our data to other aggregators. So it's just adding in profit to a middleman while google is doing it themselves.
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by selectout 13y ago
the is around 5%
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by selectout 13y ago
This just means that their revenue is under $1 billion, not that they are valuing at that.
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by selectout 13y ago
Could be due to the fact that a lot of people don't have a weekly need of a maps application. I'm a heavy phone user and google apps user but only need the maps app maybe 2-3 times per month at the very most.
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by selectout 13y ago
Any chance you'd be willing to put the code up on GitHub so other Chromecast users can just add it locally and whitelist it?
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by selectout 13y ago
Great work, but would be great for a frame of reference to add something at the end that zooms back out (and maybe uses a different scale to fit on screen) that shows you against everything. As soon as I discovered to click to go to the nex

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