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by bhseo 17y ago
I enjoyed this article. The part about helping other people reminded me of Randy Pausch's Last Lecture and what he said about enabling the dreams of others: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo
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by bhseo 17y ago
Does it make a call to every cellphone in range? That would be a cool way to spam.
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by bhseo 17y ago
First of all, what does "physical impossibility of the future" mean? I find this an absurd title, not that I expect anything better from TC. My favourite quote (about wifi): Sure, it’s destroyed lunch conversation and pub trivia but,
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Cost of living database(numbeo.com)
1 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
Way too many geeks use that for 4 digit codes.
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Detecting web app versions makes for better malware(w-shadow.com)
1 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
You last point is exactly why I avoid OpenID authentication.
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by bhseo 17y ago
Buying typo domains is good if: 1. You have a lot of money. 2. You might be a phishing target. 3. There's an affiliate program on the non-typo domain. It's a good idea to try to buy the most popular typos, you can get an idea if you check t
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by bhseo 17y ago
Smart guys make typos too.
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There are no rules in business.(clientk.com)
1 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
"But overall, MongoDB is probably well-suited for a lot of web applications -- maybe as many as 50%." Found this at the end of the article, made me chuckle.
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by bhseo 17y ago
My favourite part of the article: "Dreamweaver was attempting to be helpful, but the moment it reformatted my code, I threw a fit. YOU TOUCHED MY CODE."
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Marketplace for short-term office rental(istopover.com)
1 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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Multi-channel messaging services(internetmindmap.com)
1 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
You mean http://lexpubli.ca/
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by bhseo 17y ago
One thing that bugs me in privacy policies is the "we may change this policy at any time and without warning" clause. RSS could be one way to make sure users can receive warnings and notification of changes. However, subscribing to RSS feed
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by bhseo 17y ago
At their current state, privacy policies are indeed not useful. But maybe we can change that.
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by bhseo 17y ago
A related link from Aza's post's comments: http://www.privacychoice.org/ Clickable links from my comment: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/making-privacy-policies-not-... http://aza.etherpad.com/privacy Related projects: http://www.w3
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Ask HN: How can we make better, more readable privacy policies?
18 points by bhseo 17y ago|12 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
Related thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=915000
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by bhseo 17y ago
ICANN fortunately does not control all of the top-level domains.
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Web to snail mail services(internetmindmap.com)
22 points by bhseo 17y ago|6 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
His list of other technomads is also noteworthy: http://microship.com/technomads/index.html
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Outsourced organic gardens with a web interface(springwise.com)
3 points by bhseo 17y ago|0 comments
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by bhseo 17y ago
No thanks.
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by bhseo 17y ago
A related point: whoever first owns the data from all link aggregators (digg, reddit, mixx, etc) and all URL shorteners (bit.ly, tinyurl, ad nauseum), and weighs those results more heavily is going to have an awesome search engine... albei
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by bhseo 17y ago
Agreed. Until they implement it, you can use the CustomizeGoogle add-on for Firefox that lets you filter results out on your side.
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by bhseo 17y ago
SEO: When you cut through all the BS, the entire goal here is to make a less good match come first. That is not the entire purpose of SEO. There's good sites out there that don't provide their content in a way that can be indexed by spide
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by bhseo 17y ago
I think we should stop measuring in lines of code. You can have less lines with more code. You can have a lot of lines with less code. The amount of code matters. Less code is usually better.
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by bhseo 17y ago
Any amusing situations you'd like to share?

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