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by state 14y ago
I'd pay for it.
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by state 14y ago
Whenever something like this happens I immediately look for the open alternative. But, does one exist?
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by state 14y ago
Is there an open alternative that anyone would recommend?
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by state 14y ago
I cringed when I read that sentence. Thanks for helping to make this clear.
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What Instagram’s New Terms of Service Mean for You(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by state 14y ago|0 comments
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by state 14y ago
When will there be an option to upload the archive to App.net?
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by state 14y ago
I always found all of those 'fun' elements of GitHub to be sort of patronizing. It took extra effort for me to get past all of that 'fun' gloss to appreciate what a powerful tool it could be. That's what makes design so challenging. Both yo
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by state 14y ago
I agree with this completely. I don't care about how you think about your product, I care about what your product is . Why am I so often tasked with the work of wading through all fifty of these bullet points someone tried to mash in to a
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All your tweets in a book(ether-press.com)
3 points by state 14y ago|0 comments
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by state 14y ago
Maybe it's not cool to admit it, but this is a bug I can really relate to. I had a Facebook page title become [Object Object] the other day and this feels similar. I wonder if the luddites of tomorrow will lament the loss of these wabi-sabi
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by state 14y ago
Exactly.
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by state 14y ago
To me, what's implied by this piece — since it's written by Dalton — is that Twitter is leaving behind an opportunity that he plans to take advantage of. What remains to be seen is whether the thing they're leaving behind can be fully reali
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by state 14y ago
Nice to see tent in there.
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by state 14y ago
I'm guessing this is actually pretty common. We went through something similar as well: http://blog.useost.com/2012/10/12/osttoost/
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by state 14y ago
It would be great to see the source posted somewhere. Is this a fork of MediaWiki?
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by state 14y ago
There sure is an abundance of these lately. I can see the reason why Bootstrap opens up the possibility of building this, but I don't see exactly where it's going. Maybe I'm missing something though, so I'd be curious to have the creators d
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by state 14y ago
"Because I want to share photos across all my online and offline personas - not tie them down to a single social network or app." I'm personally happy to know that this is the underlying sentiment, and I'd guess that the photo community fee
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by state 14y ago
What I like about this is how crazy it seems.
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by state 14y ago
For as much as I would be excited to see something like this happen, I can't help but feel like when the acronym precedes the implementation that's a bad sign.
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by state 14y ago
"This newfound state of No Future is, in my opinion, a very good thing. It indicates a kind of maturity, an understanding that every future is someone else’s past, every present someone else’s future. Upon arriving in the capital-F Future,
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by state 14y ago
The aesthetic similarity to Facebook is pretty striking. Now you really can see why Instagram was bought, and where it's headed.
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by state 14y ago
One key difference between now and "the early '00s" is the number of people using the web.
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by state 14y ago
It's really nice to hear a really genuine story about this process. The long list of "hacks" strike me as orthogonal to the simplicity of the application. This is the story I had hoped to hear about the YC process: simple, humane and honest
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by state 14y ago
I wonder if there are ever applications that caused you to ask "what does that even mean?" which also turned out to be from successful groups. If so it'd be great to hear about them.
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by state 14y ago
I find these essays really refreshing not only because of their content, but because they're evidence of someone searching for points of uncertainty and investigating them. PG seems to be always looking for what does not make sense and tryi
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by state 14y ago
Could someone who didn't see this coming please explain to me how there was another outcome for this company? I'm being completely serious. When I read headlines like this I just assume this happened at least nine months ago. I'd like to he
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by state 14y ago
For all of the discussion about how to create distributed social networks I'm surprised there aren't more things built on top of email. This is nice. There's a lot of potential here.
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by state 14y ago
It's nice to think of a search engine as something that can actually be tuned to a desired output. Nice to see. You're absolutely right that we have come to think of this problem as solved, and it isn't.
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by state 14y ago
I agree. There's something good going on over there. Seems like it's a good thing to be under pressure from Chrome.
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by state 14y ago
When do we get to get rid of everything else?

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