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codingthewheel

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    Comment #2404426

    Paul, could you please delete this account when you get a chance? Thanks.

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    Comment #2403029

    Lost me at "renowned".

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    Comment #2402985

    Respectfully disagree - Compete and Alexa both depend on toolbars, and no techie in his right mind wants to install such a thing. Quantcast doesn't use a toolbar, but it's heavily …

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    Comment #2400199

    45% might even be understating it. Android's share of the smartphone market is already around 30% in the US ( http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/Android-Tops-iO... ). Tha…

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    Comment #2389791

    We will backtrace you.

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    Comment #2389779

    I've never (almost never) posted a link to one of my sites in an HN comment. I'd rather not have naked links in this venue. Apologies.

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    Comment #2389775

    I had a chuckle at this. The use of "pointy-haired" was at least creative. And yeah, I believe parents have the right to spy on their kids, especially when it comes to the net. Lar…

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    Comment #2387890

    Yeah, I completely agree. I'm sure he doesn't need my or anybody else's money or respect. But I wonder if the message he's trying to get across is the one that's actually getting a…

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    Comment #2387210

    Not only that, but there are legit reasons to include a keylogger as part of a laptop build out. Every computer has, or should have, this kind of auditing capacity. The question is…

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    Comment #2387133

    Difficult to see how publicizing this stuff could be beneficial for Mr. Allen. At that level, and sitting on top of a multi-billion dollar fortune, it almost never behooves you to …

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    Comment #2387107

    Cool site! Nice work. It would add a little oomph if you could add some sort of subtle visual tracking (in the CSS for example) to highlight the stuff that moves. Between refreshes…

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    Comment #2371355

    I think most blog comment forms have a "website " field for a reason, though. There's a tactic quid pro quo there. Leave a comment, add value to the discussion, maybe a few people …

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    Comment #2369408

    Not until well after their IPO and the bubble bursts on the absurd 40, 50, 75 billion-dollar valuations we're seeing now, IMO. Entering search actually brings on some risk, because…

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    Comment #2318879

    You should probably move away to avoid the air pollution in California.

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    Comment #2306003

    He's publishing online; of course he wants eyeballs. But not many people know that the Nook can do double duty as an entry level tablet, with access to the full Android market. Giv…

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    Comment #2303253

    Strictly by the numbers: iOS/iPhone is one of the least rewarding platforms/devices to target -- when revenue's the goal. These apps don't perform well vis a vis, say, boring old W…

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    Comment #2291895

    Paul, granted that it's sort of a part of your job to shill for Chrome, and granted that Chrome is a better browser than IE in its current state, but why all the hate for IE8 speci…

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    Comment #2227123

    affecting companies like Amazon, and companies like SalesForce that have made a significant investment iOS investment, one has to wonder whether building iPhone apps is safe This. …

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    Comment #2135040

    I felt the same way, but I interpreted it as the writer's subtle mockery of his earlier "hotshot" self. Towards the end he notes that he made no money off the deal, and that he des…

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    Comment #2135006

    Very true and Facebook didn't pioneer the use of real names, either. Not by a long shot. Come to think of it, I can't think of a single feature Facebook truly, actually pioneered -…