I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
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#2I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof.
[a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/
[b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont...
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#3So... a) did you move to China; b) are you really doing 5 months work from home, one month work in a 5 star hotel; c) get in a knife fight? I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof. [a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/ [b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont... [c] http://maxkle.in/your-high-iq-will-kill-your-start…
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#4Has anyone else noticed that the HN news items now show the sub-domain in select cases? Or has it always done this for 'popular' blogging platforms? Currently I can see this for Blogspot, Wordpress, Blogs.com and Posterous.
And, peripherally related, for this item as well. Which confuses me a little...
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#5So... a) did you move to China; b) are you really doing 5 months work from home, one month work in a 5 star hotel; c) get in a knife fight? I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof. [a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/ [b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont... [c] http://maxkle.in/your-high-iq-will-kill-your-start…
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#6So... a) did you move to China; b) are you really doing 5 months work from home, one month work in a 5 star hotel; c) get in a knife fight? I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof. [a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/ [b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont... [c] http://maxkle.in/your-high-iq-will-kill-your-start…
I used to think the Max Klein posts were somewhat inspirational, but at this point I just assume he's pulled a '419' on everyone. There's a healthy dose of fiction mixed into whatever facts may be contained in his blog posts.
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#7So... a) did you move to China; b) are you really doing 5 months work from home, one month work in a 5 star hotel; c) get in a knife fight? I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof. [a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/ [b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont... [c] http://maxkle.in/your-high-iq-will-kill-your-start…
I used to think the Max Klein posts were somewhat inspirational, but at this point I just assume he's pulled a '419' on everyone. There's a healthy dose of fiction mixed into whatever facts may be contained in his blog posts.
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#8Sorry this is (well, somewhat) totally off-topic, but: Has anyone else noticed that the HN news items now show the sub-domain in select cases? Or has it always done this for 'popular' blogging platforms? Currently I can see this for Blogspot, Wordpress, Blogs.com and Posterous. And, peripherally related, for this item as well. Which confuses me a little...
Around last July's release it started showing subdomains anytime they aren't 'www'. Compare http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/arc3/news.arc#L1550 with http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/arc3.1/news.arc#L1556
Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#9Re: I'm not real because my facebook profile is private
#10Sorry this is (well, somewhat) totally off-topic, but: Has anyone else noticed that the HN news items now show the sub-domain in select cases? Or has it always done this for 'popular' blogging platforms? Currently I can see this for Blogspot, Wordpress, Blogs.com and Posterous. And, peripherally related, for this item as well. Which confuses me a little...
It's done this for wordpress et al since the first public release of the source code: http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/81576aed622d560fdb3c96a26bb5... Around last July's release it started showing subdomains anytime they aren't 'www'. Compare http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/arc3/news.arc#L1550 with http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/arc3.1/news.arc#L1556
I believe you're slightly mistaken with your second line though - in this case it's showing the subdomain because the TLD is .in, and the 'www' bit is to just strip that particular bit from submitted links that might just be 'www.[blogspot|posterous|wordpress|blogs|etc].[in|jp|uk|za|etc]'.
[Further aside: I don't do much code any more, but it was fun to tickle that part of my brain! Thanks again!]