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by yuvadam 15y ago
Excuse my French, but what does that have to do with anything? The issue at hand is about Facebook not respecting your request to log out of their service. "Log out" means "I'm going away. Do not assume anyone on this computer is me anymore
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Hold on. You really should read up on the recent uprisings in Spain, Greece, Tunisia, Egypt, Syria, Israel, London and more recently, Wall Street. This is not about 'people running out of money'. This is about an entire generation coming to
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Sure [1] [1] - http://codeascraft.etsy.com/2011/02/15/measure-anything-meas...
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Most of these domains are names of types you can easily find using tools like nametoolkit, and purchase for $10. Nonetheless, this is a superb idea, which can become easily profitable.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
As opposed to previous minor redesigns, this time Facebook has complete lost it. Basically what you're missing out on is "subscribing" to non-friends a-la-Twitter, horrible page layouts, numerous bugs, and way too many options and configura
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Social Recommendation Platform Top10 Raises $3.5M(techcrunch.com)
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Pastebin'd in case of redaction [1] [1] - http://pastebin.com/qhuHiCzh
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Ask HN: What are your thoughts on TC Disrupt?
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Who touched my git assume-unchanged bit?(stackoverflow.com)
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by yuvadam 15y ago
"Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." -- Arthur C. Clarke
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Ask/Request HN: Personal Metrics Apps
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Now we just need some CSS3 "under construction" icons and we're ready for 1997! (Seriously, anyone up for the challenge?)
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by yuvadam 15y ago
I cringe when I read that. At the same time I can't help but feel sorry for a company that once really was synonymous with 'the web' and nowadays has completely lost it's direction.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
TFA is kind of misleading. It's not Jekyll et al. that are harmful to FOSS. The author talks about Disqus being a closed system, which is true. However, assuming that I'm using Disqus just because I'm running a blog on Jekyll isn't a fair c
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by yuvadam 15y ago
And it has begun... https://github.com/arkx/diveclog/commit/c800d93a83f18b1c2b18...
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Friendly reminder, blocking all and any of Facebook's pre-click tracking measures can be implemented easily in AdBlock Plus (or any equivalent ad blocker) with the following rules: ||facebook.com^$domain=~facebook.com|~facebook.net|~f
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by yuvadam 15y ago
You think that's epic? Try the infamous plugin object reframe bug [1]. 10 years. Granted, it's a very nasty bug inside code that has changed a lot over the years, and deep architectural understanding is necessary in order to solve it. But t
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by yuvadam 15y ago
I should run that on the Israeli population census - which has been illegally leaked several times [1]. The ZIP codes in Israel are per-street, not city. Given Israel's population of just under 8M, I believe a very high percentage (95% &#60
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by yuvadam 15y ago
One makes lots of sense. Two makes none. By analogy: "the logic for encrypted two-way communication (e.g. RSA) is public, don't you think that makes it much easier for hackers to intercept your credit card details?". Enough has been said ab
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Nice stuff. It would be really nice if someone with some background in bioinformatics could provide examples for operations that could be done an such a huge data set, and what could be learned from such computations.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Let's stop with the Amazon analogy. Yes, Groupon, like early-day-Amazon, is bleeding cash on customer acquisition. It ends there. Amazon was building a retail infrastructure and they succeeded in providing value to their customers. Groupon
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Nice post, but it makes no sense whatsoever. Accounting is all about adding up the figures of the past, not prospects for the future. In keeping with the analogy, who's to say that any of my cereal box customers will not leave me the next d
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by yuvadam 15y ago
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by yuvadam 15y ago
So we're down to formal definitions? No problem, I'll bite. Apartheid - "... an institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over any other racial group or groups and committed with the intention of m
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by yuvadam 15y ago
I'm not sure where you get your facts from, but the truth is that a) the majority of the Israeli population supports withdrawl from the West Bank and b) the settlements were built on what is by every consensus the area that should one day b
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by yuvadam 15y ago
It's a funny juxtaposition with the rest of the world. One has to be extremely ignorant to fail to comprehend that Madrid, Cairo, New York, Tripoli, Tel Aviv, Damascus, Athens and London are all part of the same story.
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by yuvadam 15y ago
The sole reason that the current protests are a consensus right now is because the protest leaders have framed this as a nationwide, non-political, issue. Rest assured that the majority of the protestors are much aware of the moral and econ
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by yuvadam 15y ago
I feel a strong urge to say one more thing. I live in Israel, and right now the majority of the Israeli people are uprising [1] (democratically and peacefully) against the absurd cost of living that we have been suffering for the past 20 ye
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by yuvadam 15y ago
Geez. I know America is nowhere close to being a socialist country, but one cannot be so oblivious to the fact that something here is rotten from the foundation. Have we lost all solidarity? Hell, even basic decency? Yes, maybe this specifi
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by yuvadam 15y ago
screen -d -m processName is practically the easiest way to run and daemonize a process.

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