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16y ago
Google bookmarks doesn't appear to have RSS feeds.
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16y ago
That makes sense. I guess Windows was not meant to be on the cloud and I'm asking it to do too much.
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16y ago
You're right, but evernote auto saves and so does the password safe. I'm not technical but there should be an easy way. Let's just look at this scenario of backing up bookmarks in Firefox. Assuming that Dropbox would react the same way as
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16y ago
One thing I'd hope Dropbox does well is not get stuck with syncing when a program is running. I had my evernote database file in dropbox folder but it wouldn't syc if evernote is on. It wouldn't sync if I keep my pwsafe on. I now wonder ho
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16y ago
Is there a way to use Dropbox to keep/run bookmarks from cloud? I am assuming with the latest version, I should be able to selectively backup Firefox bookmarks. I would then only be missing RSS feed (if only people would come up with the w
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16y ago
I'm not a fan/user of Hotmail but what I don't understand is why people compare it to Gmail, or why people compare one service to another? If there are limitations and issues, than discuss on its own merits.
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16y ago
I was thinking about switching from BofA to ING but the unavailability of ATMs near me, is the show stopper.
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16y ago
The black Friday bug seems to have hit HN. Two purchasing suggestions in two days with loads of social comments (making it enticing of course). So why do we celebrate Thanksgiving?
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16y ago
I want DDG to show me movie times like the way Google does "movies zip code". Otherwise, I'm all set.
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SugarSync is not bad either, 5GB for free compared to Dropbox's 2.
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Well, didn't they buy Drop.io? So obviously they're going after our emails. The interesting thing would be to see if they require people to adopt new email addresses or not
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16y ago
This is actually insanity. Most of you are on FB and you are here as well. So why create another space to converse? Is it because FB has a potential to do it better than anyone else? I'd say yes and no. Yes because it has largest user bas
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I wish to use Ubuntu because I have slightly older hardware, but if it renders youtube video in slow motion and if I see tons of similar complaints on the internet, than what good is an operating system competing with Microsoft which isn't
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I hate Ubuntu, there is no support for it. Tried it twice already. They need to go back to the drawing board.
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People don't like to accept but email and email lists are still the fundamental ways people collaborate on important and personal matters. Even though Yahoo and Google groups are not being talked about much, it wouldn't hurt if someone inn
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16y ago
Seems they broke the fridge!
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16y ago
Duck Duck Go should seriously consider adopting a serious sounding name.
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16y ago
RSS readers are fine, Google Reader is better. The problem is in user experience and how they use it. If you do not prioritize and constantly worry about missed or unread items, you will only end up blaming your reader. The trick is in org
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Posterous email-to-post idea was so simple that it was confusing at the same time. We then saw that they introduced bookmarklet and other standard blogging features. Which to me suggest that not many people are using post-to-email feature e
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I wonder what the HN crowd thinks of Amplify.com
(webwanderings.wordpress.com)
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Appending http://www.google.com/url?q= to the URL seems to be the key. Seems to be working fine.
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New or not, this story in the NYTimes at least brought an old perspective to the new generation. Lot more people (due to Lithium take of the story) is now aware of the potential of Afghanistan, irrespective of the conspiracy theories etc.
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Does this redirect work with all of WSJ articles? Nice.
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Google can shove images up their arse. I don't give a damn. I was keeping them as my browser's home page as long as it was clean. Now I have switched to DDG.
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Wordpress.com adds social-networking features to blogging, causes uproar
(en.forums.wordpress.com)
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Both the local government and the people wanted this solution, hence FB delivered. The problem is when government would want something and people don't. What would FB do then?
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k, thanks, have added it to the firefox, will give it a try. The first impression was pretty bad with that Ad showing up.
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I did a search and I was served a domain parking Ad as a landing page. WTF am I missing? This search engine looks like a spam to me.and I wouldn't have cared if it hadn't shown up at HN.
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He has clearly quoted a lot of material, and so what if they made a mistake. This is not how a blog post should be composed from the contents which are not yours. I say TC is in error again and is just whining.
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Seems Facebook users are born in 2009 or after wards. Every email service sends your IP address with the email. The exception is Google.
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