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16y ago
Someone should make a CAPTCHA that shows an ad and then you have to type in the name of the product.
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16y ago
Seems she wrote a song titled google me in which she tells people to google her.
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16y ago
Isn't this kind of misleading? Haven't the iPhone apps been on the market longer and had more time to gain more downloads?
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16y ago
I'm pretty sure it is current, and it's not new. I'm not sure why the submission title says anything about passing a new secret law.
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16y ago
Sure, but couldn't all the spammers band together and "like" each other's pages? Or set up a bunch of dummy accounts to like their own pages. Plus I'm not too sure about the types of pages that will get liked and indexed. I haven't logged i
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16y ago
What do you mean by "discovered an effective method for human powered search that covers the whole internet?" Their indexing seems rather easy to game. From what I understand you have to include some FB specific metadata tags to tell FB to
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16y ago
Not entirely sure, but it looks he uses some js to fix some things for IE8: <!-- to help IE recognise the new HTML tags --> <!--[if lte IE 8]> <script src="/js/html5.js"></script> <script src="/js/
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16y ago
I'm inclined to believe this. Check out this question titled "Do your family members or friends criticize you for the amount of time you spend on Mahalo?" http://www.mahalo.com/answers/do-your-family-members-or-frie...
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16y ago
1 Mahalo Dollar ~= 0.68 USD, based on the price of iPod nano in their store. Or 1 Mahalo Dollar ~= 0.57 USD, based on their $25 gift cards.
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16y ago
How can they afford to pay 50+ people $1000/month. Do they really pull in that much from advertising?
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16y ago
Isn't it the same 10 people every time?
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16y ago
I don't understand this bit about automated access. Isn't anything using their "Open Graph" accessing it automatically then?
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16y ago
I saw you're planning on doing something with public transit. You should check out Google's Transit Program, they have public feeds of transit info (stops, routes, stop times and what not) here: http://code.google.com/p/googletransitdatafe
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16y ago
I hate when people say this. When they registered doesn't tell you how long they have been visiting the site. I probably lurked here reading articles and comments for a year before I finally registered. Though, I'm not sure what the OP is c
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16y ago
Even if people were willing to host their own, people wouldn't keep their installs up to date. Then they all get hacked like all those self hosted WP.
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16y ago
You can count to 1023 in binary using both hands.
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16y ago
For math, I find it's all practice. You have to do lots of problems, which isn't really possible in a short period of time. Always do all your homework, spreads your studying through the year and exam/test questions will be similar to ones
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16y ago
I quickly realized my mistake, but apparently couldn't delete fast enough. Need more coffee.
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16y ago
I certainly hope you didn't invest much into that strawberry shortcake page. It just tells you to pile some sliced strawberries onto a premade cake. The first two paragraphs say the same thing, probably one is a rewrite of the other. Top qu
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16y ago
Not the same. No one is trying to take a flower and call it a rose. They're trying to take a rose and say it's not a rose because it doesn't have as many thorns as some other variety of rose.
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16y ago
Um, not really. Please explain how the parts removed change anything? They listed off a bunch of capabilities of the system computer system, I quoted one of those capabilities.
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16y ago
If you want a table layout, why not just use a table? Or you can use display: inline-block if you want to give a width to an inline element.
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16y ago
Did you read the claims? Claim 13? "A computer system that provides a service to users over a network, [...] providing a user interface for users to establish contact relationships with other users of the service such that each user can hav
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16y ago
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
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16y ago
It's incredibly hard to understand that generated voice, especially with the music on top.
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16y ago
> it is Facebook's data, they make that clear before you ever start adding data to their servers. Not really true, their policy clearly says: "You own all of the content and information you post on Facebook" http://www.facebook.com/ter
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16y ago
I was hoping to see Asimo riding it.
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Kind of OT: is the Weather Channel's api any good? I was considering using http://www.worldweatheronline.com/weather-api.aspx so that I can query by lat/long.
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16y ago
Also of note, if you use AJAXy navigation (ie: example.com/#some-other-page) use #! instead to tell Google that it's indexable. http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answe... http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/20
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16y ago
That site isn't exactly readable either. Don't override my preferences for font family and size. Yeah, your tiny font is hard to read. And get rid of the distracting animated panel of tweets while you're at it.
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