juanito

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Why Small Teams Win and Bigger Ones Fail(uxplanet.org)
5 points by juanito 8y ago|1 comments
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by juanito 10y ago
I know it's very confusing to a lot of people, but USA stands for United States of America. It's also the only country in the world that has America in its name.
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From Blog Post to Book Deal in 12 Months(thecooperreview.com)
7 points by juanito 10y ago|0 comments
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The Untold Story of Napoleon Hill, the Greatest Self-Help Scammer of All Time(paleofuture.gizmodo.com)
15 points by juanito 10y ago|0 comments
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Magicians fought over an ultra-secret tracker dedicated to stealing magic tricks(businessinsider.de)
161 points by juanito 10y ago|36 comments
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Fox 'uses' a gameplay video from YouTube, and removes the original with DMCA(torrentfreak.com)
363 points by juanito 10y ago|77 comments
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by juanito 11y ago
I really appreciate the resources provided. But I'm not a fan of the website suggesting that I want/need privacy because I have something to hide.
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by juanito 13y ago
Spike Lee not taking responsibility? I'm shocked.
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by juanito 16y ago
I really don't appreciate an autoplay video that I can't pause. Why force me to watch it? It's not supposed to be an ad. Let me watch at my leisure, or at least let me stop it..
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by juanito 16y ago
I expect Facebook to archive my profile and everything I've ever posted there or publicly. I don't really expect them to archive my private chat and not give me a way to delete it.
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by juanito 16y ago
I guess they want to make sure that there is a permanent log of everything. Yet another reason not to use Facebook.
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by juanito 16y ago
Another fun fact: Even if you delete a photo from an album, Facebook doesn't get rid of it immediately. I know this because I was able to retrieve a photo that I'd seen in someone's album, a day after it had been removed from that album, by
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by juanito 16y ago
I don't think you can remove the whois information. It is a matter of public record, and they can and do archive it. From what I've seen in the past, domaintools will not be willing to remove this information.
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by juanito 16y ago
How many of 500+ people will have negative experiences which they will share online? That's the danger of an event like that.
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by juanito 16y ago
HBO needs to make all their shows available online for a fee. Just imagine how many monthly subscribers they would have, if they could provide access to all their shows.
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by juanito 16y ago
It's always encouraging to see someone who absolutely loves what he does.
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by juanito 16y ago
I didn't even know Chrome had its own PDF viewer. Thanks for sharing.
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by juanito 16y ago
Hey, I think it is a great idea. Except that you limit it to people who use iTunes? You're shutting out a whole lot of people.
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by juanito 16y ago
Namecheap is definitely a good choice. I highly recommend to everyone who is ever registering a domain name to stay away from Go Daddy. Unfortunately they are always looking for opportunities to make $. They make it difficult to transfer th
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by juanito 16y ago
This is something that I would definitely subscribe to. The available names that you shared are pretty nice. I do think that it would be hard to find people willing to pay for a list of available domain names, unless it were a very small am
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by juanito 16y ago
Despite how effective this generally is, I feel dirty every time and I hate doing it.