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by sp0rk 12y ago
ToS has nothing to do with legality. Companies do not get to create their own laws.
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by sp0rk 12y ago
Most definitely. Here is an example: http://1337day.com/exploit/22519
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by sp0rk 12y ago
Instant Watcher is first on the list of applications that will continue to function.
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by sp0rk 13y ago
There's a pretty good Extra Credits episode that examines this phenomenon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKgHrz_Wv6o
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by sp0rk 13y ago
I imagine HN would just scrape the title automatically if that's the low standard that's been set for headlines here. The "title" field is presumably there so that people can enter something more descriptive.
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by sp0rk 13y ago
They don't appear on the initial load, only when you switch between pages on the site.
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by sp0rk 13y ago
I don't think the complexity of the editing system has any meaningful impact on the quality of submissions. Most vandalism and content of poor quality that I've ever seen has simply been added to existing articles. Somebody does
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by sp0rk 14y ago
I'm surprised LastPass hasn't been mentioned yet. I've had nothing but good experiences with the company and the product itself. It is primarily a browser plugin for storing web passwords and sensitive information but you can also use the
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by sp0rk 18y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I followed the link from the article to their blog, where the logo has more context than their main site: http://blog.symbian.org/ It really doesn't look too bad or out of place there.