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bseo

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    Comment #1320843

    So, 6 to 8 hours is the optimal range? That's how long I usually sleep, mostly towards 7 hours per night. And no alarm clock. My favourite alarm clock is the Sun, so if I really do…

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    Comment #1319675

    I'd rather have tracking deeper than the first page of each site, than themed sections, not that it's a bad idea. I wouldn't mind CSV or JSON data and I'm sure some people would pr…

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    Comment #1319485

    When I read the title I thought you made something that found the original source of a syndicated/re-posted article. Anyway, since you have a database of submissions to HN, Reddit …

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    Comment #1319418

    Found a good website that sells all these new tablets/UMPCs/MIDs coming out of China: http://www.merimobiles.com/Computer_products_s/176.htm There are 6 devices with wifi and touch…

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    Comment #1319318

    That's a good point, I guess the orientation of the subpixels could make things weird. They show both portrait and landscape mode in the video and it doesn't look like there's a pr…

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    Comment #1319309

    The WIFI is on-board. Ethernet,usb,etc are supposed to be provided through a docking station (which I haven't seen anywhere). If you view the video included in the article, they me…

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    Comment #1319276

    I think Rapidshare not being responsible for infringement must be contingent on what Rapidshare does to fight it. Well they have damn good lawyers, since now they don't have to che…

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    Comment #1319168

    >It's a huge win for the site, which suffered a major setback in the case before a Düsseldorf court back in 2008. A huge win for Rapidshare, a loss for website owners, since this i…

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    Comment #1319143

    That post uses Domains by Proxy as an example, which is an awful service. Towards the end of the article, Dynadot explains the whois protection service THEY offer themselves. That'…

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    Comment #1319100

    Exactly. I mentioned this in my original post above. They already know whether the "pay what you want" sale works or not.

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    Comment #1319088

    You should use an extra line break between paragraphs in order to avoid wall-of-text mode.

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    Comment #1319060

    It surely is a way to discourage people that aren't serious about their business plan. However, my instinctual response is: No.

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    Comment #1318787

    What is so wrong about body odour? I'm sure there must have been a time, not too long ago, when people smelled like people. Sometimes, I don't shower for 3-4 days. You don't sweat …

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    Comment #1318658

    I'm not sure what you mean by "pathological users", though isn't 20% better than 0%?

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    Comment #1318607

    Tax for just a USB stick sent by a friend? Ouch. I'm curious , what was the origin/destination of the package?

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    Comment #1318586

    I've used whois protection services for years (and for thousands of domains), there's never been a problem for me. When the whois protection service is provided by the registrar yo…

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    Comment #1318552

    At my current location in Europe, low cost items usually pass through customs without a lot of extra tax, although sometimes it comes down to luck. Should be 20%-25% total if they …

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    Comment #1318528

    I like this model. Surely the developers behind these games are going to get some new fans and customers. As an anecdote, I played World of Goo at a friend's once. He copied it on …

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    Comment #1318493

    You can buy it for $130 plus free shipping at: http://www.pandawill.com/mini-ipad-notebook-7-inch-wifi-grav... It comes with Android 1.6 but there's a comment on the above website …

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    Comment #1318465

    An interesting point is the counter on CaptchaAd's homepage saying they have served over 23 million ads. They must have some data on how effective this is.

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    Comment #1318421

    Why not offer both? Casual users might prefer to use the web app, advanced users can mine their own data. However, if I were to use a plugin to export my search data, I would expec…

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    Comment #1318381

    Namecheap offers free PositiveSSL certificates, as well as a free whois masking option. You must register or transfer a domain there to get it, but it's not tied to the domain you …