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14y ago
traffic and backlinks are a valuable commodity, that's why.
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14y ago
I was in a relationship with my partner for 11 years before we got married. "Girlfriend" doesn't really do it justice.
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14y ago
I thought it has startup potential too, but in a different direction; a league of blind people you can hire to give feedback on your website.
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14y ago
I agree that this is a concern. The entire cctld has been tainted, for me.
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14y ago
There's no information on this site, it's just a signup page. How does(will) it work? What do(will) I get? Tell me how awesome you are. Make me want it. Excite me.
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14y ago
the signup email field is called "EMAIL". If you called it "email" instead, you'd benefit better from browser autocomplete.
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14y ago
Someone should write a book about that, it's a great conspiracy theory. Reminds me of Robert Harris - The Ghost in a way.
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Something similar to this was attempted with the Linux kernel once: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/felten/linux-backdoor-att... I say similar because it was not a trusted contributor going rogue but someone actually hacking the public
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14y ago
> why can't we just teach children to... This is something I used to ask until very recently; why can't I just teach my kids not to care about brands, not to be racist, not to be sexist, etc etc. This would work, if my kids only learned
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14y ago
It's not just a JS Spacewar - it's a JS PDP-1 running spacewar.
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14y ago
I got an error when I tried to submit our two-letter dot com domain, sans www or protocol.
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Oh, nothing at all. I'm just saying that the reason I haven't submitted it is because there's no indication of what will happen when I do. I just don't want "example.com uses criticue" plastered on their twitter/facebook/etc, and there's no
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I need a terms and conditions link. I want to submit my company's website but I want an assurance that the feedback won't be visible by the general public; i.e. through a google search for "example.com review" or something. and Ts and Cs pa
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14y ago
Exactly. I didn't even need to write any special code to deal with them, they just naturally come up as tens. Did you just work this out or have you done something similar?
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14y ago
Mindstorms is a brilliant product. They used it to teach robotics for undergrad IT at university. I built a machine that could play blackjack (light sensor moved over the pips of a playing card, discovering the card value). It was brilliant
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14y ago
I think this is a good approach. Concentrate on getting it perfect for Christianity and then later on you can expand.
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14y ago
I'm an atheist, but have an upvote for innovating in a sparse niche. Also, Clickable: http://www.FaithStreet.com/
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14y ago
And this is how you miss out on the amazing things that can happen when one part of your organisation starts talking in an unscripted way to another part that it doesn't normally talk to.
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14y ago
Reminds me of the time I was volunteering in an office, I must have been 15? And there was a solar eclipse, so I used "net send" to broadcast "Come and watch the eclipse on the roof" to every computer in the building. It was pretty cool; a
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Actually, this makes me wonder why every institution doesn't have an unregulated broadcast channel like this. Seems like it's a great way to embrace community. And I bet you that, if you run it long enough, there'd be some tangible value
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As an Englishman, I parsed the title the same way as you did, though I did wonder if it meant BA.
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Not only how many but who , and how often they go .
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You're right, MI6 is external, MI5 is internal.
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Obviously a joke. "This role is particularly appropriate for those who like their martinis shaken and not stirred." Made me wonder though, how MI5 do advertise. Found this: https://www.mi5.gov.uk/careers/mobile-surveillance.aspx "A valued
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14y ago
adding http://tldr.it as a generic approach.
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I agree with the first two, not so sure it will resolve amicably though - perhaps.
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Agreed; and they're even arguably in the same business wrt greetings cards.
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14y ago
HN isn't their product, it's a neat side feature.
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14y ago
Frolden?
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Seems like the writeup in TFA missed an opportunity to educate us about how to involve youngsters in science, breezing over how "He persuaded Julian’s teacher to give him some time away from school to test his ideas for himself". Seems to m
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