slouch

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   by slouch 15y ago

   Godaddy already tells me to get twitter when I buy a domain.
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   by slouch 15y ago

   I agree with this guy. CoverHound.com reads like the envelopes I get from Progressive...a few pages more than I am willing to read. edit: To find this page I went to the bottom of the home page, tried to click on the Pennsylvania state outl
3. 243.▲
   by slouch 15y ago

   Well, something has to fill that giant hole on Techmeme that I now notice. The mobile site http://techmeme.com/m/ doesn't have room for the sidebar.
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   by slouch 15y ago

   Will understanding the CoffeeScript syntax help me learn another programming language like JavaScript did?
5. 245.▲
   by slouch 15y ago

   Yes, and why would I want less of JavaScript's syntax in my life when it has so much overlap with other languages I use like PHP?
6. 246.▲
   by slouch 15y ago

   I am still wondering why there is no explanation for this. It's been a couple months since it left the market.
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   by slouch 15y ago

   Wired is using WordPress, too.
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   by slouch 15y ago

   or copy machine
9. 249.▲
   by slouch 15y ago

   It gets harder each day to avoid all the bitcoin stories.
10. 250.▲
    by slouch 15y ago

    I haven't forgotten those photos, either.
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    by slouch 15y ago

    I agree with what you have said, here. There is definitely money in forums, and this is surely why I have seen motorcycle.com buy up lots of forums over the passed couple years. You describe my biggest hit; people searching for something, f
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    by slouch 15y ago

    I would love to know how you intend to isolate variables during your measurement so that your tests are accurate.
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    by slouch 15y ago

    Your question wasn't very good. The changes suggested need to be made one time in order to affect your site's traffic many times. The changes might make the site more attractive in search results based on improved snippets. The H tags chang
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    by slouch 15y ago

    There is much less work involved in maintenance if you setup sites in a way such that users create the content
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    by slouch 15y ago

    summary: "Data You Can’t Get Anywhere Else"
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    by slouch 15y ago

    I made a plugin for wordpress based on the twitter API. Sure, there was a time when an abrupt change in 2010 broke my code. I got introduced to JSON when I fixed it, so I guess I'm OK with the experience now that it is behind me. This DM ch
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    The Pirate Bay Ships New Servers to Mountain Cave (with pic)(torrentfreak.com)

    6 points by slouch 15y ago|1 comments
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    LimeWire Pays RIAA $105 Million, Artists Get Nothing(torrentfreak.com)

    3 points by slouch 15y ago|0 comments
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    by slouch 15y ago

    It's easy to only download using a bit torrent client.
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    Uber To Dump Hundreds of AT&T iPhones, Switch To Verizon(techcrunch.com)

    2 points by slouch 15y ago|0 comments
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    by slouch 15y ago

    The wayback machine is the only reason I use robots.txt: User-agent: ia_archiver Disallow: / There is no good reason to let old (and possibly embarrassing) website designs distract from the current version of your website.
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    by slouch 15y ago

    I was surprised to find out it has some traction.
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    by slouch 15y ago

    I was fairly sure this link introduced no new information on the subject. Thanks for confirming the suspicion.
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    IP-Address Is Not a Person, BitTorrent Case Judge Says(torrentfreak.com)

    3 points by slouch 15y ago|0 comments
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    SPARKD: p2p video streaming(drumbeat.org)

    1 points by slouch 15y ago|0 comments
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    US Govt. Uses Seized Domains for Anti-Piracy Video(torrentfreak.com)

    2 points by slouch 15y ago|0 comments
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    by slouch 15y ago

    Click the privacy policy link at the bottom. Get "Really? What privacy?"
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    by slouch 15y ago

    i'm reading the second link now, and it almost seems to contradict the first: "Once Android determines that it needs to remove a process, it does this brutally, simply force-killing it. The kernel can then immediately reclaim all resources
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    by slouch 15y ago

    i'm not trying to defend a task killer so much as the act of terminating applications. i used to "force stop" apps from the applications menu before i got the killer. that said, low memory situations exist. task killing reduces their load o
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    by slouch 15y ago

    i disagree with both of you. my non-nerd friends have taught me how to use my android device way better than i was able to teach myself. i never thought to look for a text pop-up app, i just figured that functionality was on my old phone an