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dmc

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About dmc

Diarmaid McManus. Researching for my new side-project. University student. diarmaid.mcmanus2@mail.dcu.ie

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    Comment #3281382

    Regarding the grocery stores... Layout changes from time to time, often in subtle ways such as (locally, this happened several months ago) the chilled juices being swapped with the…

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    Comment #2973300

    Off Topic also: google still count them as backlinks, but do not pass on Pagerank juice. They might still count them as a small factor in website rankings.

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    Comment #2903528

    Irish mobile operators(specifically 3) just began to introduce 'all you can eat', or unlimited, data plans. As I understand it, the AUP is limited to 1TB per month - more than my r…

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    Ask PG: How many people use the dotcom over the dotorg?

    Just a curiosity - I use news.ycombinator.org rather than news.ycombinator.com which I sometimes see linked in comments. Which one is more popular?

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    Comment #2891705

    Instrumental music, like Pelican, God Is An Astronaut, Japanese Telecom and some Classical music for coding.

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    Comment #2880788

    Graze.com aren't really competition to this - same idea, different niche. This seems to be more directed to people who like sweets and snacks, while graze.com is centered around he…

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    Comment #2877090

    I've generally seen it been called white-hat. In my (limited) experience, black-hat is generally used to reference automatic link building, content spinning etc., while white-hat t…

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    Comment #2877083

    No, black hat would be more comment backlink blasts and such, using tools like scrapebox. I think it's called "white hat" more so than "black hat" because it's usually "safe" to do…

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    Comment #2869928

    Very common, link purchasing is a widely-used 'white hat' SEO practice.

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    Comment #2822600

    There's a quick bit of discussion about this already here on HN[1] 1: http://news.ycombinator.org/item?id=2819709

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    Comment #2751211

    Is there a way to block the page before loading? I see a (long) flash of the webpage before the block screen appears in chromium 11.0.696.68 (84545) Ubuntu 10.04 Otherwise, I like …

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    Comment #2730284

    AFAIK, it is currently not a crime within the United States, although there is legislation in the pipeline to make streaming a felony[1]. These websites rely on having links to the…

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    Comment #2678476

    Oft touted on HN here is tarsnap[1] and rsync.net[2]. They both have different pricing models, and both seem to focus on security. [1] - http://www.tarsnap.com/ [2] - http://www.rs…

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    Comment #2654360

    The full statement is available here[1]. [1] - http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data/docs/pressdat...

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    Comment #2616502

    Currently reading Little Brother by Cory Doctorow - an OK book - and keeping Starting Strength by my side as a reference. Starting Strength is a great introduction to weightlifting…

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    Comment #2611533

    What about if a developer were to now download the source code available here? Could they, in theory, develop with it as they've never attempted to reverse engineer it themselves? …

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    Comment #2362415

    Zynga are an extreme 'yes' example. I have experience with some FB apps, mainly just app versions of websites. These were not monetized(by me at least). https://developers.facebook…

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    Comment #2289188

    you forgot the TLD on showmethecurry. http://www.showmethecurry.com

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    Comment #2289178

    The only memory-based effects of methamphetamine I've heard of have been impairment, not improvement. Do you have any citations? Also, methamphetamine has a very high addiction pot…

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    Comment #2276292

    Ireland has a huge cost-of-living, awful healthcare, and is terribly run. It's a good place to house a corporation(the tax is very low) but for living in... You'd want to be very s…