OGC

> Because your idea of what is going on is frankly ridiculous.

Really?

> It's easy to see the user-experience story for this.

It's even easier to see how handy millions of wifi passwords might come in handy if you already have the information about the wifi networks you got from war-driving (street view).

You now have access to millions of (private) networks all over the world which you previously had not.

Less text, more showing. I read your landing page twice and can't recall anything except "something, something flashcards". Sign up is "hidden" somewhere up right.

Assume i'm an idiot, the sign up form needs work, clicking the placeholder and _then_ typing is one action too much.

Style your form in a universally accepted fashion, not what out think looks good (i'm talking out of my ass here, but that's what i noticed at first glance)

Edit: Why is there a sign-in link on the sign in page, whut

"The studies were not in software engineering"

Worthless comment then, carry on.

It has been put into production: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=940wGYCeQ68

Bose was ahead of his time as they sold overpriced products before Apple did. Why this is worth celebrating is questionable.

Email marketing... you mean spam?

Why the hell are people arguing about a tautology? That statement is so incredibly vague, it could mean anything.

Because he/she hasn't read the article.

Another gem from his twitter:

"@_jpope How likely is it that I will brick my Macbook Pro while trying to install Arch Linux?"

...

"A year ago, I nearly vanished from the public web because I had an intuitive feeling the centralized web was a backdoor to the government."

Yeah, I bet that's why he did that.

Another attention-whore riding the NSA-scandal wave.

Edit: Okay, this guy is a troll. Or insane. He uses the verb "deploying" like it's a.. i don't know, lifestyle or something. His node code is a really, really basic website with some routes, views and markdown code. And he wants 37$ for his ebook which will teach you how to do that on your own! Whoa.

Don't feed the trolls.

Good god is that stupid. This originated on _4chan_ and has been thorougly debunked, because Quake 3 bots don't work like that. Fucking ridiculous.

As a German, tell me when there's a statement saying "We are doing this, this and that" instead of "we demand".

considering you can get a fail-over for another 30$, why not?

the pi is a just a tiny computer, the usual rules and best practices apply.

ffs, if you want, you can run a mail server on your _phone_ which has more raw computing power than a pi and similar power consumption.

1. start project 2. sell equity 3. ??? 4. profit

Did i get that right?

I thought it was extremely clear that they are selling their image instead of just saying:

"So, we've got this wiki-ish kind page but when you click on a link you get this modal popup thing where stuff is explained to you instead of visiting a new page."

They know they are selling their name and image and they do it full-force.

Jerking it, Firefox edition. Nobody cares about the details as 99% of the users will look at this logo in a 16x16 or 32x32 px version.

Is it a fox hugging a globe? Is the fox red/orange? Yes? Is it somewhat detailed? Okay. _Good enough_.

In an office nobody pops in every 8 seconds and takes a picture of you.

All this talk about trust is essentially useless if you're under surveillance all the time.

You should think about that in case your house burns down.

HTML standardizes HTML.

> Guidance: you’re not just dealing with a code mercenary. > Companies (like us) will help guide and mould your product nto being the best it can be.

Oh nice, another ad.

That's still gameable by spreading out the likes or votes over multiple accounts

It also costs you information about yourself that you give up to say, facebook. While its value is probably tiny and arguably hard to convert into real currency it still cost you something. Very little, but something.

That isn't even the 80-20 rule..

Stopped reading after:

*That's an important asterisk! More on this in a moment.

Quality content. Or "good content" like the author calls it.

Nothing

> Tumblr is a media company at the core.

Tumblr is a glorified blog hoster.

This counts as a hack now?

There sure is a fundamental difference between trading on a millisecond horizon or a minute or hour horizon. Otherwise it wouldn't happen:

One trader can act faster than another, and a millisecond(s) can be shaved of with the right location of your server (co-located near the exchange).

way to miss the point. op needs it to run _in a terminal_.

There already was another comment pointing out that one could kill the process from another tty.

I'd bet money OP didn't even try or doesnt know how to do that.