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eremzeit
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Incognito mode but with a password-protected permanent session
Incognito mode was a huge leap forward in browsing concepts because, lets face it, we all have secrets. But I've noticed that I have tended to never get involved in communities tha…
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Comment #10654090
Interesting. Though, why when I activate my account does an entity called "Bllion Signup Wizard" ask me to grant access to my gmail contacts?
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Ask HN: What are some good lightweight server monitoring services?
I'm one-person team and I'm just looking for a service that will ping my servers at some interval and send me an email or text if the response doesn't match some pre-configured mat…
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Ask HN: Have the char limits for responses in the YC application been removed?
I've applied before and I remember there being character limits, but they're not showing up when I load the application. I'm working on my application now and my responses might ch…
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Comment #9945706
Yeah, the HTML5 was key. It's way easier to listen to player events without really interacting with Netflix-specific stuff. I probably would have given up if I was doing it with si…
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Comment #9945590
My girlfriend and I tried using rabbit but we weren't happy with the performance. Their implementation is actually to open netflix on a virtual machine GUI and use browser tricks t…
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Comment #9945464
I've messed with rabbit before. I wasn't a fan because in their implementation actually open netflix on a virtual machine GUI and use browser tricks to try to make it seem like you…
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Comment #9945202
In our case, we did netflix that we manually synced up and just do videochat on skype. Facetime doesn't work because it hijacks your sound, turns down all other audio sources and y…
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Comment #9945179
Though I originally made it for me and my SO, it was surprising how many people have told me that they also have done the whole netflix, skype and "3, 2, 1, go" combo. Its interest…
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Comment #9944968
I'll be bookmarking this because sometimes I want to sync watch with files that I have on my computer.
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Comment #9944962
Yeah it's like Cytube. My use case was that I'm in a long-distance relationship and we both are huge movie buffs. YouTube just simply doesn't have the content that we want. Netflix…
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Comment #9944954
Actually, there's another product that does that and somehow gets away with it. They actually open netflix on a virtual machine and use a ton of hacks to make it look like its you …
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Comment #9944934
Good question. It uses websockets to send/receive sync commands to each individual browser, each of which has its own instance of netflix. So theoretically every user still needs t…
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Comment #8604836
The link passes through a google redirect. edit: oh, nvm. this link gets around the paywall. the direct wsj blocks the content.
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Comment #8551824
At the startup I work for, we use LinkedIn all the time as a way to check out non-technical hires. It was the same for my previous company also. It's also a good way to scout for a…
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Comment #6240326
The layout is painful to parse.
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Comment #5561129
Ohhh the controversy that would be generated if this gem ever got big. http://www.confreaks.com/videos/1120-gogaruco2012-schemas-fo...
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Comment #5372372
There are a ton of obvious fixes and small improvements, but do you find the overall concept to be something you could come back to? And yes, it's realllly slow right now. It wasn'…