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by trickjarrett 18y ago
You also might check out www.elgg.org as they just released version 1. I played with it but the project never took off so I don't have a great deal of experience with it.
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Ask HN: Building Credit
7 points by trickjarrett 18y ago|5 comments
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Joel's point is that this now allows you to put an additional layer between you and the security weakness. No this isn't foolproof but it's better than what most people have. love, sex, god, secret, password - sad how many people use these
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Any plans for a standard phone java app?
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
The transcript was typed from them talking, not from watching the recording. They wanted it live as quick as possible and damn the editors!
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A Facebook Browser - How far away can it be?(trickjarrett.com)
3 points by trickjarrett 18y ago|1 comments
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Don't overdo it with HTML. Sure make it look nice but you need to be sure you have content in there. Use complete sentences and avoid the spamwords, even in gest. There's no one way to avoid spam filters, even big corporations have issues g
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
That is how it used to be but it isn't any longer. .Net is now the go to for any commercial company who can't get the .com -- I think most people are okay with it but if the branding doesn't strongly include .net then the .com will get a lo
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
My main issue is with the domain, the double k hurts. You're appealing to non-web 2.0 people and so typoed domains are not going to be that good. You should look for maybe something that is real words. Other than that, great stuff!
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Several good lessons both on the positive and the negative side.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
I don't believe anything I see on the site until it's corroborated by other reliable sources.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
organisations with an 's' is a fine spelling for organizations, it's not the Americanized version but they're based in London as I recall.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
I tested it out, I'm looking to build a niche social network. Elgg is a great basis but the documentation is lacking and it isn't nearly as flexible as I would like. I'm eagerly watching and following it's development from here on out, but
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Better T9 Predictive Typing(trickjarrett.com)
1 points by trickjarrett 18y ago|0 comments
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
I remember reading about the infrastructure hell with both Google and Yahoo. I think I've read stories from founders of companies acquired by each. It seems to me Ev (of Blogger.com and now twitter) wrote or spoke about these same issues.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Fascinating stuff. Extremely effective and entertaining.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
I completely agree. It's much better to test for interest in the feature in the works with a page saying such.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
It's a very interesting concept but I fail to see where it will really be useful? Can you give me an everyday example of when you'd need to search for the intersection of two concepts?
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Ask YC: Need podcasts for new commute
4 points by trickjarrett 18y ago|4 comments
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Has anyone else seen http://www.mittzombie2008.com ?
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
My last employer kept discussing using it but they brought on a MSSQL person and LINQ fell by the wayside.
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by trickjarrett 18y ago
Just to say that I'm a user of the skribit.com site for my podcast and that you guys have been great about watching for feedback and taking my suggestions. I think it's on the right track but you're a bit away from finding the real gold the