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neetij

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    Comment #26508946

    I use a simple bookmarklet in such situations: javascript:(function(){w=window;d=w.document;b=d.querySelector('body');s=d.createElement('style');s.innerHTML='body{margin:0 auto!imp…

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    Comment #25491608

    Good on you for reaching out. Burnout can be draining and not having someone that understands/doesn't judge makes the experience harder to deal. There are different types of burnou…

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    Comment #8475718

    O/T: Marek, I'd like to thank you for other Gnod projects. I remember being enthralled by Gnoosic, Gnooks back in the day. Really wonderful stuff.

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    Comment #5722750

    Nicely done. Someone, presumably a fellow named Will Wilson, also made an app a few days ago (pretty much as soon as the article was released - [ http://willwilson.co/7minworkout](…

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    Comment #5024946

    Checkout LifeSlice by Stan James ( https://github.com/wanderingstan/Lifeslice ) for OSX - the script takes a screenshot, picture of the user and tracks web browser usage. The sampl…

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    Comment #4034254

    The US govt. doesn't include itself in its annual human rights reports either (see: http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/humanrightsreport/index... ).

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    Comment #3831708

    Bagcheck has done this previously - http://bagcheck.com/terms . I feel it is a lot more readable because the actual legal code isn't in 'fine print'.

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    Comment #3722567

    o/t dabblet.com is a really wonderful concept (and would be even better if I had a larger-than-13"-screen :-) Reminds me of the editor used by Bret Victor in his presentation https…

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    Comment #3450688

    My two bits: It's great that you're having fun developing apps. I can't say much as to the robustness of the app. But, you should not discount the user experience when developing a…

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    Comment #3228549

    Or install a utility like RightZoom.

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    Comment #3082837

    Noticed the same thing and started adding to a small collection of tributes from various sites: http://gim.ie/bfmX

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    Comment #3003309

    Not necessarily. In some scenarios green buttons performed much worse than red ( http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/20566/The-Button... ) and orange ( http://visualwebsite…

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    Comment #2723590

    I can't tell if your opinion is lathered with sarcasm or brutal honesty. BagCheck has a nicely done Terms page which annotates legalese with Plain English - http://bagcheck.com/ter…

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    Comment #1337883

    Why should I send you an email so I can get some 'free' software which will allegedly improve my online experience? There isn't even a proper description or screenshot. Why should …

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    Comment #1058319

    Would you accept "Welcome to Google's university search of Adrian College" to be less confusing, since the word 'university' is not repeated? O/T Their university-specific search i…

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    Comment #532413

    This is a very cool site. I can quite appreciate the amount of work you've put in here. I was trying to get something along these lines going myself, albeit unsuccessfully - I was …

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    Comment #292380

    Techcrunch has some screenshots from an official Google Chrome site (now taken offline) - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/01/first-public-screen-cap...

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    Comment #189297

    Totally agree with other posters. This is a neat interface - I like how it completely takes away the clutter, allowing you to focus on the current story. User configurable, perhaps…