DomainNoob

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by DomainNoob 15y ago
JoinDiaspora.com
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
I'd like to see someone build a learn-to-code site around Yahoo Pipes; where you'd learn about each module by making something cool and useful. Later, once you have a basic understanding of what can be done, you'd work backwards to do the s
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
Hoping Flattr catches on. It works flawlessly. It's how I want to support great content.
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
How awesome is their domain name? Could yours sound like the more authoritative player in the space, easier to remember, spell? Or will you come in with an afterthought domain that leads people to assume you're a knock-off?
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
I'd like to see a HN discussion of what people think Twitter should do about all the unused Twitter handles or those that were obviously abandoned after a few tweets back in 2009. -Should Twitter charge a nominal fee, say $1 a year for an a
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
The legality of 'sucks sites' is well established. Perhaps with a little help from HN, an SEO advantage could be gained that would bury whatever legit sites he's operating.
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
This has a little bit of the feel of those Craigslist AirBnB stories that came out about a month ago. Could they be farming HN now?
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
I use Google Reader and am very happy with it. Especially the ability to tag an item into an output feed. I love using the 'Note in Reader' bookmarklet to collect snippets into a tag (which can be output as RSS). Have a look at FeedAFever.c
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The 27 Constitutional Amendments Explained in Movies(ranker.com)
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
I would also mention the Lynda.com videos. I'm running one of their Perl tutorials now working in Eclipse and finally seem to be getting somewhere. And I really wish someone would put together an intro to programming series using Yahoo Pip
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
Can recommend a site that explores both sides of the argument very well http://coldfusionnow.wordpress.com
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
One thing I think would help would be if Twitter would open up registrations to more than 15 letters.
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
In addition to many of those already mentioned I like... Bookworm! Deep interviews with authors: http://feeds.kcrw.com/kcrw/bw Stewart Brand's Long Now Foundation talks: http://longnow.org/projects/seminars/SALT.xml This Week In Venture
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by DomainNoob 15y ago
Seems kind of obvious that Calacanis would eventually do something like this.