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latraveler
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Comment #38118249
why don't they just make the plane out of the status page?
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Comment #23853222
Exactly, this would be a pretty reckless way to prove an exploit. You could just tell the potential buyer to create a new account and then tweet from that handle.
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Comment #23703318
that's fine, then it's time to slap most of big tech with massive anti-trust cases
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Comment #23703252
HN/Reddit ... Good = Social media companies selectively controlling the platform they built Bad = Telecom companies selectively controlling the platform they built
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Comment #7669776
You have to respect a company thats not afraid to open up their numbers like this. I love this trend of financial transparency for startups. Numbers are the clearest way for me to …
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Comment #7512152
I'm lucky that the launch of Gmail happened when it did. I was a sophomore in college when I launched my first startup and I was tempted to use my .edu (my primary address at the t…
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Comment #7468738
Great idea for a startup! I've struggled with this in the past.
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Comment #7438219
Great stuff. I wish this was posted yesterday before I filled out mine.
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Comment #7425734
Notational is so badass. I'm going to give OneNote a hard look when I have some time but I'm so used to Notational that I might just stick with it. I would like to see some additio…
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Comment #7425720
Yep. OneNote might have been the single hardest app to give up when I made the switch to Mac back in '08.
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Comment #6671429
So its basically a map of who's using Twitter, lol nice.
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Comment #6614907
Thats an odd bit of news. I'm in the CRM market ( http://www.radiumcrm.com ) and as a competitor I always admired the product. It was a very clean UI, had some nice features and wa…
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Comment #6614198
This is great, thanks for sharing
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Comment #6567726
It says something that LinkedIn has come to this. I've fiddled with the email settings on almost 10 separate occasions. Those controls do pretty much nothing though, either acciden…
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Comment #6561822
My eye fatigue was so bad a month I thought of changing professions. I wouldn't say f.lux has cured it completely but it has helped significantly.
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Comment #6550203
Thats an interesting idea. I'm sure the QWERTY could be improved but it would be tough trying to switch back and forth until it was fully adopted.
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Comment #6549920
All the points you make are excellent. I've always leaned to the 'greedy' regex, but never thought to articulate exactly why. http://www.radiumcrm.com
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Comment #6522384
I get so sick of explaining 'its not that kind of hacking' that I just quit using the term to non-techies lol. http://www.radiumcrm.com
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Comment #6518999
I'm glad you asked, I was thinking the same thing. Nice work though, you get a bookmark on my computer! http://www.radiumcrm.com
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Comment #6493971
Thanks, my years of steady learning seems so lackluster now :P Ryan --- http://www.radiumcrm.com
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Ask HN: What to do with ultra tight API terms?
I'm thinking about mashing up (old term I know) two services but I ran into a roadblock when I came across Yelp's ToS. The lawyers drew this thing up so tight I can't figure out an…