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wyday
19y ago
The author, of course. We're each kings of our own ego-islands.
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wyday
19y ago
If you're using wordpress, then the "All in One SEO Pack" ( http://wp.uberdose.com/2007/03/24/all-in-one-seo-pack/ ) plugin will take care of most of the problems listed in this post.
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19y ago
Don't get all uppity - they did own up: "Skype said that whilst their peer-to-peer network has an inbuilt ability to self-heal, the event 'revealed a previously unseen software bug within the network resource allocation algorithm which prev
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19y ago
It's an amusing self-deprecating video. What's so embarrassing about it? Is it because he's Bill Gates and we're supposed to hate him mindlessly because Windows isn't perfect?
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19y ago
The footnote links in the article leads back to http://www.paulgraham.com/equity.html . They don't even know how to steal content correctly.
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19y ago
Of course they don't give the two options equal treatment. Why should they? All that means is that they don't want you to skip the step. They do provide an option to skip, however. Maybe you missed it because you wrote the story with a sens
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Create applications that work like Video games
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Microsoft to Buy Online Ad Company for $6 Billion
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19y ago
Is Goodwin Procter what Y Combinator as a company uses, or what you guys recommend for the companies that sprout from YC?
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From Many Tweets, One Loud Voice on the Internet (NYTimes's Twitter profile)
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The Perils of Being Suddenly Rich
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20y ago
"The 'ocr' in Ocropus stands for optimal character recognition." Woops, it looks like they forgot to do a google search before they wrote the article.
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20y ago
OpenOffice is an open-sourced MS Office look-alike. Does this mean that OpenOffice v3.0 will have to copy Office 2007's "ribbon" design? OpenOffice could instead take this opportunity, a time where MS alienates its existing users with a rad
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20y ago
I disagree with your two main points: 1. "Once you get the design of your blog just the way you like it, you never have to change it." What if the design is just usable enough as to not draw any complaints? No complaints means perfect (or g
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20y ago
This article can be expanded to include forum software, namely phpBB. Who really needs, or more importantly, reads the list of all the active users in the forum? But the users of the phpBB software consistently leave in the unnecessary junk
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20y ago
From the tone of the article it seems like more of a Freudian slip than an outright typo.