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by selectout 13y ago
Looking purely from a design/usability this looks great. I was a bit confused at first that you literally just copy and paste the resulting signature, I was expecting some form of actual html code I can copy. Also, I wouldn't block out the
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by selectout 14y ago
It's a lot more than 105 companies. But I always hated the word tracking for them. They fall into many different categories. Some companies collect behavioral data, others personally identifiable information, others bring offline info onlin
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by selectout 14y ago
Great to see this as finally an option, interesting that there is a 3 day wait to activate it though...just to be certain it is my identity that wants to add it.
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by selectout 14y ago
Not me personally but an engineer at my current startup is taking 5 weeks off but the typical "Unlimited Vacation" also mentions as long as you get your work done. So they will be taking 5 weeks off traveling the world, but they are still g
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by selectout 14y ago
Loved seeing them bring in celebrities outside of the tech world to share their experiences/passions for code. Chris Bosh was a complete surprise to me but made me like him even more.
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by selectout 14y ago
Joining in the crowd...anyone else have an invite? calvin [at] selectout.org
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by selectout 14y ago
I got this email (as did millions of others) but the real surprise is that it doesn't mean much to make that by actual profile views. Thinking back I don't remember a month where I had more than maybe 100 people view my profile, average mon
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by selectout 14y ago
Congrats to Aza Raskin. A brilliant designer/visionary that has truly helped shape a lot of what we love today. Can't wait to see what he can bring to the table at Jawbone.
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by selectout 14y ago
So...regular bootstrap but "flat" buttons? I like it, but it seems they just copied everything over including the "Built with Bootstrap" examples even though those are bootstrap and not Google Bootstrap. Even the "examples" are regular boo
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by selectout 14y ago
instagram sold for a billion.
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Show HN: See what websites are dropping what cookies & more(selectout.org)
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by selectout 14y ago
Sad to see things like this happen, but I can't wait to see what he is able to come up with and bring to the world next. He has done amazing jobs in his previous roles and I am excited to see what he brings next from the PayPal Mafia.
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by selectout 14y ago
I think if you have something that is "Show HN" there should be more to see than just a landing page. I'd like to see how you built it, what it looks like, something more than just "enter your email address and we'll notify you when it's av
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by selectout 14y ago
what provider and area if you don't mind me asking? I'm stuck with around 15/10 for $60 sadly.
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by selectout 14y ago
As much as I think there needs to be a service like this, I am not sure I support it with their Rotating IP's point. I mean if a website or company wants to block you for scraping content I think that should be there right. It also makes m
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by selectout 14y ago
Weekdays between 5.5-7 hours per night Weekends around 8-9 hours per night.
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by selectout 14y ago
I hope this get's more use than the "Open in Chrome" button does. Both are awesome, my only gripe with iOS 6 is not being able to set default apps for browser, email, and maps. (coincidentally I'd switch them all to Google or google owned i
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by selectout 14y ago
Voice Navigation and turn by turn! Now to see about offline access.
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by selectout 14y ago
Quick privacy scan of their homepage only shows scripts being launched from 6 different companies and tracking cookies from optimizely and themself. (along with google analytics). This actually has fewer than the average for tracking cookie
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by selectout 14y ago
Some of these are genuinely good alternatives but the headline is a bit too attention grabbing. A lot of these "privacy-invading" services are free (and offer more for free) than the non "privacy-invading" alternatives. If you aren't paying
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by selectout 14y ago
Looks to be competition with http://www.uBeam.com should be an interesting space over the coming years.
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by selectout 14y ago
8 video views, 0 questions, solo founder rejected.
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by selectout 14y ago
This looks amazing. Absolutely great work. Seems to be tailored more towards angel funded and higher companies, but I plan to take advantage of the free month best I can for my project.
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by selectout 14y ago
Love this idea, wish it was open sourced so I could run this locally/modify it more to my personal needs. Still a very cool and unique way for companies to get their custom data into a dashboard, great implementation. One error is that when
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by selectout 14y ago
Absolutely amazing foreground/background selector. As for the app itself, I'd love it if in the photo selection page it allowed for uploading the photo (I was expecting it to show profile pics but didn't, so I uploaded a photo instead).
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by selectout 14y ago
Haha, great little app. For the benefit of the 'cheaters' out there that use this I would recommend adding it so that it shows maybe 10 of the longest words and options to view more, then 10 of maybe 5-7 letters long, then 25 of the sub 5 l
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by selectout 14y ago
My guess is they are cookie-ing browsers and doing data collection/retargeting.
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by selectout 14y ago
It's cool to see him acting like everyone else when they first tried it. Sticking his tongue out and making silly faces. I don't know about others but I often get caught up in Steve Jobs: The Legend rather than the man.
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by selectout 14y ago
From an innovation standpoint having the single privacy policy is much better for Google and end users, but when it comes to privacy itself it lacks. Not a huge lacking when combining them together but nonetheless I'd rather not have my per
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by selectout 14y ago
He's going for a similar style as Svbtle(.com) where each person that blogs has their own identity that corresponds to a color/image so they can easily be cataloged and seen.

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