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Massive Number of Godaddy Wordpress Blogs Hacked This Weekend(blogcastfm.com)
5 points by sidsavara 16y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 16y ago
I like using Toodledo: http://toodledo.com I like it because it's free, and I can even sync it with my iphone free - just have to pay $1.99 for the app Nice clean interface, has a nice Google Chrome extensions, and for me it is intuitivel
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Conversation Hacking(sidsavara.com)
4 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
http://www.sensational-seo.com/ Free firefox plugin for basic SEO ;)
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Surprised that HN likes this. I wrote a post on this topic too: http://sidsavara.com/personal-development/today-is-your-gold... Since people enjoyed this video, here's the HN link - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1112797
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Today Is Your Golden Ticket(sidsavara.com)
1 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I just finished a ton of great books, some that immediately come to mind: The Four-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris - Really made me think about life and the work I do Tribes by Seth Godin - Love this book. The Dip by Seth Godin - read it bef
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Chasing The Dopamine Rush - Television, Alcohol and Fast Food(sidsavara.com)
2 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I like to Use ToodleDo and Evernote on my iPhone. Both apps sync with the web, and offer offline modes. This makes it easy to use no matter where I am. I used to use my blackberry and outlook, but really wanted web integration.
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Thanks chipsy, I think you answered the question perfectly =) To expand, bananas may be relatively high sugar/energy compared to other natural foods (green vegetables), but they cannot compare with the super concentrated foods we have creat
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by sidsavara 17y ago
RescueTime! http://sidsavara.com/product-reviews/review-of-rescuetime-fr... Of course if you're using Unix, you can get the linux version (which I don't believe is officially supported). Just knowing where I am spending my time makes me
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Self Discipline - Use It, Exercise It, Eat Donuts to Temporarily Strengthen(sidsavara.com)
4 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I wrote an article regarding dopamine as well, I saw a couple recently on HN on the subjects of dopamine and self discipline, if you guys are interested. Much more in depth than the articles I've seen make it onto HN - but I didn't really t
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I use my netbook whenever I travel - I can write articles and do moderate amounts of software development It is also cheap enough that I am not too concerned with it getting lost or broken I get a legitimate 4-5 hours of battery life (teste
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Developer’s Checklist for a Successful Facebook Application(socialwhims.com)
3 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I call it metawork. Perhaps "metaworkers" ? http://sidsavara.com/personal-productivity/are-you-really-wo...
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IPhone Screenshots: Buses + GPS = Constantly Updated Arriving and Departed Info(capsun.org)
1 points by sidsavara 17y ago|0 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
My favorite feed is still this one: http://nirmalpatel.com/fcgi/hn_feed.fcgi Grabs the full content of the article, and contains links at top and bottom to the comments. Beautiful!
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Tried it out, biggest complaint is that I can't do "in place" editing - Example: As Mark Bao mentioned, have to edit to the side, rather than in place. Pressing enter to head to the box, and then hitting enter (or escape) to go back isn't
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by sidsavara 17y ago
The abridged version: I use Google Reader and delicious. I make liberal use of starring articles (rather than reading them inline) and then as a secondary filter I also will tag them as "Read tonight", "Read this week" and "Read someday" in
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I like the gist of the article, but disagree with the opinion of dumping the RSS Reader. It seems to me that it's a mental shift that the author finds possible when using Firefox, but can't do with GReader The "neutered RSS version" of the
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by sidsavara 17y ago
This is a follow up to this posting (except, I wrote about this almost a year ago) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=590135
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Don't Listen to Slate: Use your RSS Reader, Just Better. Like this(sidsavara.com)
1 points by sidsavara 17y ago|1 comments
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Nirmal that readability service is incredible. I tried it on my blog - I hate to admit it, but it does look a lot better. One thing that makes it much easier to read is that it strips out the comments. I am not sure how I feel about this,
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Awesome! Thanks Nirmal! Talk about customer service. Now, if only it had better twitter integration ...
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I use TinyMCE, but that's mainly because it came built into Wordpress and I think was easy for me to set up in Joomla at one point. Worked well enough for me, never felt the need to change
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by sidsavara 17y ago
I actually think people on HN will enjoy it, because it takes a rather emotional topic and breaks it down into what are the primary reasons he has seen for marriages failing in what, I assume is, his professional opinion. I think people l
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by sidsavara 17y ago
Have you guys heard of http://www.sugardaddyforme.com/ and is this a competitor to them? One of the guys I worked with knew the guy who ran that site. I thought it was a pretty funny name and concept, yours sounds much more refined. Took
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Webhosting Talk Hacked - All Data Deleted Save for Oct 08 Offline Backup(blog.raamdev.com)
2 points by sidsavara 17y ago|1 comments
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by sidsavara 18y ago
Agreed, it really should be something like * Dark greed good * Light green not so good * Light Red Bad * Dark Red really bad

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