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11y ago
All cloud storage services offer unlimited storage in one form or another. It will be interesting to see who comes up with the most seamless solution for managing limited on device memory storage with unlimited storage on the cloud. Users m
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A letter to our Indian users – OnePlus Blog
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13y ago
Everyone starting up should print this out on a paper and stick it over their desk. I have made all of these mistakes myself. Collectively, they suck out usage from your product when you need it most.
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13y ago
As someone who is a heavy user of both Whatsapp, GTalk/Hangouts and FB Messenger, I find Whatsapp to be much faster than others. So, there could be some technological value to this deal. Microsoft had its own Live Messenger and Lync to
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13y ago
They did for prices ranging from $1 - $2 per month. But text messaging does not do groups remotely as well as Whatsapp does.
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Headley A terrorist part of the 26/11 attacks on Bombay who was an informant for US DEA. Which NGO should I contribute to for the DEA to realise that human life has value beyond
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13y ago
In India, if you deposit more than Rupees 50,000 ( roughly USD 850) to another person's account in cash, you need to provide your PAN card number - which is a unique number issued by the Income Tax Authority. I am sure a huge number of
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Shared endorsements — turning us all in to unintentional advertisers
(medium.com)
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13y ago
Completely agree. The average Indian middle class parent has a lot of other beliefs too which are comfortably side-stepped by their children. In my personal experience, many people use their parents' views as an excuse for their own la
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13y ago
Those big buttons seem more like a bad onboarding implementation than call-to-action buttons.
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13y ago
The only major site where I see it checked by default is GMail. Any others?
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13y ago
This is one of the more ideal scenarios. Aren't browsers doing something similar when they send a "Do not Track header"? I can think of other instances where this kind of browser configuration can be very useful.
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13y ago
Okay, I can set an Indian fallback number, but did not get the SMS.
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Has the time come to kill the Remember Me checkbox? (2009)
(37signals.com)
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I cannot use an Indian fallback SMS number. Wonder, what is behind that.
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13y ago
I have only used Android as my primary phone. But, I am still confounded by the back button. For example, I am using twitter and get a notification ( from say Facebook ) and jump in to the app from the notification drawer. I see the photo,
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13y ago
I have often wondered about this but never knew this was so universal. The Ryanair example is unforgettable. For someone taking first steps in to UI design, this came at a great time for me.
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13y ago
If you are looking for SASS and Rails, this port works great. https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass
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As someone who made that choice a while back, I can understand your reasons. I was also familiar with Python from my projects at college and so Django was a natural choice for building a web app. But, I struggled with a lot of basics in D
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Cleartrip Waytogo – Find multiple mode of transportation between 2 places
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Hi: Narrative mapping the world
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Emulos - Record video of your beta users
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> Recently on HN people have been acting like the government can dominate the world through wiretapping. As if the NSA can find out a few secrets and people will bow their heads and be silent. In a democracy where we have constitutionall
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Statement of Microsoft Corporation on Customer Privacy
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This and all those other places offering a Google Oauth option prevents me from logging in to multiple accounts on my main browser (Chrome). Although if you do a Google Oauth, it will let you select which email you want to use. I hardly us
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The next Xbox will be revealed on May 21st
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Apparently, Amazon holds a 40% stake in Abebooks which owns LibraryThing. From Pandodaily, "Amazon already owns Shelfari as well as Abebooks, which bought a 40-percent stake in LibraryThing in 2006, so it owns all or part of three of the to
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One of the things that I believe leads to fewer people rating things is the amount of mental work involved in giving a rating other than 1/5 star. This is where the like/dislike, up/down systems fare much better.
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Indian company laws aren't very startup friendly. Also, if you are looking to raise investment from a US based VC, they are much more comfortable in investing in an environment they know better. Also, there are quite specific advantages of
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This is very impressive stuff. I ran a news article through the demo, and the entity recognition was very impressive. Waiting for them to reveal more details on pricing.
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