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Seriously, this. I couldn't read further after tripping up on that bit.

As an aside, that's the first time I notice Ghost's logo. I don't get it.

I didn't notice at first the slider to pick the top limit -- that's very neat, you should emphasize visually it. My firsts thoughts were "cool idea but top 1000 is waaaay too much" and that thought stuck with me.

Also, might be cool to have a estimate of the reading amount you're subscribing to when you slide (eg "top X == about Y posts a week")

Probably dumb question, but why is every app registering their own URL scheme? Is that an iOS requirement?

submarine article yet satisfyingly informative: now that's a win-win :)

regarding the "community curated" aspect: what's the incentive for someone to spend 2 mn adding a coupon to your site?

Non-Apple-Land.

I don't even see this as a potential slightest chance.

This article is 10 years late, honestly.

Took me at least 1 minute to notice that it was not "damn", which was quite puzzling me...

Revealing the trick and giving illegal ops a hint on what not to do would be much much more stupider, innit?

Interesting review. It almost sounds odd that someone likes the new "Compose" in a Google product...

If you can spare an invite, I'd be glad to try it out: ozhozh at gmail dot com -- thanks in any case.

This article made me discover thinkfun.com (for the dragon stuff) and, HOLY WOW, that site is fricking awesome when you're brainstorming for kids' christmas. Don't miss that.

Super neat.

The preview window lacks a way to scroll the view (you can do it in the mobile mockup but the desktop view has no scrollbar and using keyboard to scroll down is unconvenient)

I totally want to trust a brand new stuff named "conspire" and let them read all my emails including super sensitive stuff.

Seriously, this looks like an XKCD prank comic gone real.

I didn't imagine question marks (or exclamation marks too?) could be placed anywhere but at the end of a sentence. The Armenian syntax makes a lot of sense, I feel smarter to know this, than!ks :)

Issue explained to non-nerdy friends: http://xkcd.com/792/

As far as I can see on their page, they're just not competing in the same spot. DNSCrypt is a DNS, OpenDNS is a DNS + DNS Usage Monitor + DNS whitelist/blacklist + whatever

I for one has been pretty happy as a home user with OpenDNS: dead simple DNS filters to make sure kids don't surf on youporn and youreligion

It's trivial to setup your own mailinator with a custom domain or subdomain -- http://mailinator.blogspot.fr/2008/01/your-own-private-maili...

The irony on this was not missed.

Some come in 2 version, free & priced, eg Swype which you currently link only with the paid version

Interesting backtracing of the origin of that quote: http://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/06/11/time-you-enjoy/

Awesome idea, but unfortunately unplayable. The first point is oriented backwards, as many pointed out here. Pressing Alt is constantly popping/hiding Firefox's main menu, shifting the display up and down.

I fail at seeing what here is worthy of being first link on HN front page...

Mesmerizing. I wish I could stop the spinning though.

The cost of sending data over phone calls would be probably much much higher than sending SMS

I'll say it: the logo should not show $, it's not about money, it's about getting things returned. Money is just a tiny part of the process. The incentive to get new customers is not "$".

Sexy? (ess-ex-zee)

Yeah I know that but alas this isn't "Saved stories", this is barely "Random mess of stuff I've liked, stuff I wanted to keep an eye on and stuff I wanted to look at later"