theDoug

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by theDoug 16y ago
Unfortunately no matter what anyone attempts in a treatment of the logo, people will complain and say that they could do better. The internet has turned everyone with a copy of Photoshop into a self-believed design expert, while Gap as a cl
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by theDoug 16y ago
I don't believe so, and if even so you're free to create another account. This service looks to be just to get people into trying it out- the downloads are entirely free, too.
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by theDoug 16y ago
2/3 of the people who responded to the poll on the site say it's accurate but I wonder what equipment they have on hand to let them know that what they believe to be the rate actually is.
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by theDoug 16y ago
The criticism over Facebook's opt-out trend in new features is definitely warranted, but Forbes' editors continue to go for reader-baiting titles. This story "Zuckerberg quits NAMBLA," and "Facebook Billionaire Explains Why He Backs Prop 19
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by theDoug 16y ago
People would be wise to avoid Twitter.com today. Clients should be okay.
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by theDoug 16y ago
It's been all over the internet this morning. It's a bug where twitter is allowing onmouseover.
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by theDoug 16y ago
In my experience a smaller host would have likely been sunk by your lack of attention requiring them to allocate more services (used or not), not be able to provide more personal care. You're lucky you're on a big host.
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by theDoug 16y ago
I think the problem is that "Don't be evil" was mis-interpreted as a credo for Google when it was really a command and warning to its users.
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by theDoug 16y ago
Good advertisers (read: more than AdWords) tend to require traffic verification from at least two of the first three providers you list. Google Analytics is likely for their own purposes. When you're selling page views and clicks by the tho
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by theDoug 16y ago
It's a shame they're doing this a decade later than they should have.
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by theDoug 16y ago
This was also good the last three times today it appeared on HN. :)
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by theDoug 16y ago
The million is a serious milestone, but pageviews[1] are still a shallow metric. I wish him nothing but continued success, and his advice is spot-on, but I also hope he'll care more for promoting things like the number of people an item has
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by theDoug 16y ago
The time I used it (which I think was right after they launched) the paper was incredibly low quality and the print quality was lacking compared to what I'd consider most laser printers capable of. This was for novel-type text. This was als
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by theDoug 16y ago
I'm fairly sure those behind Wikileaks are as concerned about their opinion in the eyes of the press as much as we'd still care what an elementary school teacher thinks about our penmanship. Apart from using Knight as a possible funding sou
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by theDoug 16y ago
As a former user of Lulu, I'm very happy to hear about the improvements in print quality and can now move Lulu from "Oh hell no, never again" status to "viable alternative next time Blurb wants to charge me $80 for a 50 page book."