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sushi
16y ago
I'd also suggest looking at Google App Engine. I am moving all my low traffic sites (less than 500 visits a day) to Google App Engine and it's such a great service I wonder why not many people use this. It has drawbacks but the OP can defin
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16y ago
You are right. Helsinki/Espoo, Tampere or Oulu would have been far better choices from the point of recruitment but this is a large piece of land and probably Google didn't want to let it go. Besides they must have thought the name Google
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16y ago
Yeah It's almost 2 hours 15 minutes drive from Helsinki but driving is the only option to reach Hamina. There is no rail system connecting Hamina (there was one, no longer operational). I have been closely following the news about this part
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16y ago
Looks like a pretty nice extension which I might use if I was not so concerned about someone having access to my emails. It's precisely the same reason I don't use Rapportive or any such social CRM. I understand it's not in the interest of
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16y ago
Great work by the author in telling the side of Mark that we have rarely heard or read before. His refusal to sell facebook for billion dollars to yahoo was something I can't think many founders have done or can do. Also it must have taken
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16y ago
Those were just few suggestions. Of course it all ultimately depends on the kind of site you have. I just checked the site and I think it's a cool idea. It makes money once you can engage the users which I'm afraid it probably is not doing
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16y ago
There's a reason why Google mentions it as Total estimated earnings not Total earnings.
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16y ago
0. Guest blogging. 1. Create an infographic and promote it. Not the spammy kind. 2. Link from Wikipedia if it's very relevant to some article there. If the Wiki authors find it not relevant they will remove it and you should then move on. 3
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Myths of Popular Psychology
(skeptic.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Are you the kind of hacker who is interested in beer? http://www.bieremag.ca/
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sushi
16y ago
Not new but something very useful. Creating school and college projects is now whole lot more easier :P
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16y ago
I'm glad it doesn't suck on your browser :)
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16y ago
Google Web Fonts or @font-face are great leap towards better web typography but sadly that's not the only piece of puzzle that needs to be solved. Every OS, and every browser on that OS renders text differently. Read this for more on that:
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16y ago
Who's with me? I hope you don't mean with you in shower o_O
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16y ago
I will chip in with my finding of an experiment I did few months back. * bought a 7 year old domain name. * wrote 5 pages of content on it. * then made it live, linked it from a very relevant article on wikipedia. * Soon got few links. * Th
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16y ago
I am certain something is brewing inside Google behind the purchase of like.com They also invested in the company called http://www.pixazza.com which is doing something on the same lines. Basically trying to monetize the images on web. Ma
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16y ago
Most of the problems mentioned won't even happen in the first place if one takes regular breaks. I recommend WorkRave for this: http://www.workrave.org/
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16y ago
There is a step by step procedure on the blog of Matt Cutts about moving your site to a new web host/server. http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/moving-to-a-new-web-host/
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16y ago
I have found Google Apps to be a great place for domain registration and perhaps one of the cheapest since they provide whois protection along with domain at flat $10/domain name. Nearlyfreespeech.net is pretty awesome too. I haven't purcha
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16y ago
I might just add what I have learnt from Pinax google group. Some of the people are actively using the development 0.9 version which is still in alpha. My thoughts after toying with pinax in last day or two: 1. I got it installed on my Ubun
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Ask HN: Your experience with Pinax
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16y ago
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I think finding a job is never difficult considering one is ready to sacrifice the luxuries one has gotten accustomed to. Almost every American graduate can find a job in India. I know the outsourcing companies won't even ask you a question
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I will buy this but I highly doubt that the Indian Govt. can really make it available in markets at current prices. There have been many such products shown to journalists amidst hype in the past and we are yet to see those products. I am g
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Much appreciated bud, worked like a charm. Yeah Win 7 does indeed do more in less keys but I can do that with two more commands using Keyboard Shortcuts.
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I created a small website which I hosted on NearlyFreeSpeech.net because of their flexible pricing. I put 15$ in my account and got 14$ after the deduction of $1 as their fees or something. It's been over 3 months now and I still have $2 in
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Those keyboard shortcuts are what I miss the most in my Ubuntu. I haven't even found any way to assign keys corresponding to those actions in Ubuntu.
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Okay I don't know much about Cloud Computing but can anyone tell how is going to help someone like me who has one or two blogs with some web hosting company. Or should someone like me even care?
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I have also been wondering about creating something like that. I am a designer and I can make decent infographics (mainly CSS based) but I needed the data used to be dynamic which would mean getting data from some external source through AP
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Ask HN: Donate your inactive Business Plan/Service/Product
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Chris misinterprets GPL and fails to give valid argument. He even comes off as Sarah Palin of the WordPress community.
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