thinkalone

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by thinkalone 13y ago
And https://youtube.com/tv
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Reaction to Zulily’s IPO filing and Flash Sales explained(gregbettinelli.com)
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by thinkalone 13y ago
To be fair, the dig was on the tech press not focusing on Seattle and being Silicon Valley-focused, not on a lack of tech in Seattle, which is certainly not true :)
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by thinkalone 13y ago
It's a daily deals / affiliate marketing / e-commerce site... why would that be tech news? Twitter's IPO was newsworthy for being the "second largest in history for a US internet company."[1] [1] http:/
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by thinkalone 13y ago
Interesting - I opted in and will give it a try. I frequently use the https://youtube.com/tv layout after seeing it on my Samsung Smart TV
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by thinkalone 13y ago
Here's the announcement on the AWS blog - http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2013/11/amazon-rds-for-postgresql...
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by thinkalone 13y ago
Isn't it just the first behind-the-scenes look at food production for most of us? A rat scurrying by on camera just looks worse than what frequently goes on in the storage room of your or my local food market. As far as the "bet
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by thinkalone 13y ago
What shitstorm? The Motherboard piece was overall positive, and didn't have the tongue-in-cheek holier-than-thou tone that most articles about Soylent have had.
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by thinkalone 13y ago
Yeah, I was pretty disheartened in the Motherboard video that the founder liked the name Soylent.
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by thinkalone 13y ago
> Because Soylent robs families and loved ones of the ritual and ceremony of eating together. And frees them up to participate in other rituals together? Just think how many other activities could be correlated with "families that s
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by thinkalone 13y ago
I'm no designer, but I like http://land-book.com for screenshots of well-designed pages. http://pttrns.com/ does something similar for mobile apps.
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by thinkalone 13y ago
Possibly a lot of traffic structures, since vehicles and transportation may be largely computer-controlled by then, which would re-shape any related infrastructure that has "just made sense" to us in recent history
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Brazil tries to elude NSA with new cables, satellite(mobilebeta.reuters.com)
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by thinkalone 13y ago
It's AP style - http://blog.ap.org/2013/06/10/whistle-blower-or-leaker/ Other interesting discussions about language usage on the AP blog - http://blog.ap.org/
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"Crowdsourcing" or Crapweeding?(youtube.com)
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Deep cyberattacks cause millions in losses for US banks(networkworld.com)
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Redox Power to produce fuel cells cheaper and more efficient than the Bloom Box(technologyreview.com)
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Battery Maker A123 Systems Files for Bankruptcy(nytimes.com)
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by thinkalone 15y ago
That one's fun - I thought it was going to be more complicated and never considered the method you used :)
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by thinkalone 15y ago
I use a Greasemonkey script which does exactly that, and quite well - I searched for the title of the script to grab a link to it, but it looks like there may be a few different options to choose from: https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-
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by thinkalone 15y ago
I am thoroughly confused, and I hope there is some more substantive info behind this. The $10,000 goal is barely a drop in the bucket when it comes to a building with ~20 3-bedroom-sized apartments (even in "East Williamsburg"), and if the
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by thinkalone 15y ago
That works under the assumption that they release everything, when they have explicitly said that they do not. Specifically - information gained in the Bethesda http://pastebin.com/i5M0LB58 and whitehat http://pastebin.com/MQG0a130 raid
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by thinkalone 15y ago
I think it's dismissive to jump to that conclusion - they're likely turning a healthy profit by dumping lists of emails, credit card numbers, and zero-day vulnerabilities on the black market.
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New York City startups to keep an eye on(businessinsider.com)
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by thinkalone 15y ago
Reminds me of a reddit "Ask Me Anything" thread from someone making made-for-AdSense sites: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/a74ba/not_an_adsense_m... (This was pre Google's content farm algorithm changes, however.) It's an insightf
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by thinkalone 16y ago
I would look through the "CRM" results on SearchYC - http://searchyc.com/crm
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Pretty cool - it definitely helps to read things better, although it actually resulted in me removing more characters from my transcription! After seeing them more clearly, I was less confident to make a judgment on which letter they may b
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by thinkalone 16y ago
That's why I'm not too confident that there's anything to find here - the case went all the way to the FBI, so they certainly followed all the leads they had and talked to any witnesses and family members. And, not to be morbid, but the vi
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Interstate 71, 74, and 75 are near Cincinnati. Here are some other links to save you some searching: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=131822 http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archives?p_product=SL&#3... http://nl.new
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Yeah, I think it is more phonetic shorthand than any kind of cypher. Unfortunately, it's a long shot that we'll be able to get any insight into it without knowing more about the victim's personal characteristics or habits.

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