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by u48998 16y ago
Isn't this what Posterous supposedly does? In relation to Yahoo/Google groups, where does list archives go?
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by u48998 16y ago
I would be extremely careful with any service that claims to be on the "cloud". Backup your Email (no, not Gmail but Email) using Thunderbird or Outlook or any other old-fashioned email program. There's no better solution!. Use and keep thu
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by u48998 16y ago
Even though Amazon is not a wholesaler like Sam's or Costco, but I won't mind getting movies at $35 per year. $79 is too much an yearly renewal for what appears to be just a guaranteed free delivery.
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by u48998 16y ago
Why?
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by u48998 16y ago
Agree. A finer example of such techniques are prevalent here on HN. Recall VirginMobile Nexus and black Friday items with tons and tons of comments. Coincidence? Appropriate timing? VirginMobile ran out of that product by the way.
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by u48998 16y ago
Use Firefox with Slurp and keep your bookmarks to yourself. Delicious experiment shows that your bookmarks are not worth anything to anyone but yourself.
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by u48998 16y ago
Makes no sense jumping from one dead service to another. You might as well use Firefox beta and Slurp to get your URLs out from delicious (with tags) and keep them to your local machine. Better liberate your data from the clutches of the c
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by u48998 16y ago
No browser in the market are smart and there's not doubt about it. Browsers don't grow with the users, they don't remember well, cannot spit the information back on demand. Until and unless browser reacts or come close to reacting like a
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by u48998 16y ago
Quora is an idiot. Internet should have its own revolution to get rid of such idiots from the wire.
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by u48998 16y ago
Not only they open late and closed early, they are not a good alternative for consistent work particularly if you require your phones to be on. However, libraries are generally better and spacious than coffee shops. mcDonalds is another alt
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by u48998 16y ago
Down vote with qualification. I spent time writing my thoughts, you spent your time downvoting with a click?
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by u48998 16y ago
Imagine when the next time around Google couldn't find a hero. Perhaps Microsoft will? There will be an endless race to finding a hero for the revolutions. Bad idea all around, a slippery-slope no less.
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by u48998 16y ago
"We was".
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by u48998 16y ago
I agree. The day I learned to hide (apps spam etc and people) the day I started using Facebook without any issue.
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by u48998 16y ago
You don't have RSS feed on your website?
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by u48998 16y ago
Could someone please tell me the simple RSS feed for the comments here on HN?
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by u48998 16y ago
So are we expected to wear these T-Shirts in summer in Chicago? Nice idea at the right time but I am not sure why people would buy such things. But then again, you'd know better.
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by u48998 16y ago
All the more reasons to comment less on the websites.
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by u48998 16y ago
He got a better offer from Quora over Google? That's a nice development for the future of internet.
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by u48998 16y ago
Quora's team is either disingenuous or lost themselves. Many of their own people are using Quora as a Twitter - sharing thoughts, chit chats, in a form of questions. How viable is that to sustain a service? If they wanted to create a socia
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by u48998 16y ago
I didn't know about Sugar Sync when I was sucked in to Dropbox hype. I have changed my mind.
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by u48998 16y ago
Indian video game in movie theater. Like there aren't enough already from Hollywood.
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by u48998 16y ago
Here's the documentary that tells all: http://j.mp/fzlrBu
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by u48998 16y ago
It's not about minimal, it's about scope. I see HN as content-based system, where as, Digg and rest of the others went the route of social-based. The site where the content is the king, is still valuable versus the site where people are th
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by u48998 16y ago
Licorize does something similar. I don't see anything new. PS: I'm bitten by the type of services you note above, my "brain" is stored locally on my browser backed up by myself, I'm fine with what I have..
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by u48998 16y ago
If Mozilla is getting rid of it and if Chrome doesn't have it, than that's just proof enough that big companies are conspiring against RSS. My fingers crossed for the Adblocker.
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by u48998 16y ago
The only reason I'm messing with it is because Nintendo DS XL has partnered with FB to let me upload my photos to FB. I don't have a stinking SDHC card reader and I need to take my photos out of this device.
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by u48998 16y ago
You mean, people in my email address book gave permission to FB to show themselves up when I get on FB? If this is correct, how do I prevent this for myself? How do I not give permission to FB, prevent myself from showing up in someone else
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by u48998 16y ago
I have a side question if anyone knows. How does Facebook know contacts from my email address book even though I have not given them permission to search friends in my email? I created a fresh FB account, and right away saw suggested people
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by u48998 16y ago
Agree, it's the most ugliest website out there ranking at top of the search engines. I prefer to use Wikipedia over IMDB.

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