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Yep. I Agree. I believe it's a question of economics, not technical challenges.

Google is absolutely smart enough to make these attacks un-economical. IMO they are unwilling to incur the loss in revenue this would involve (false positives, banned resellers etc).

Agree it's reasonable. I removed the ads :P

Yep. Same!! https://www.cannonade.net/blog/why-i-turned-off-google-adsen...

Meanwhile on the publisher side, Adsense is unusable with the constant scareware content on the network:

https://www.cannonade.net/blog/why-i-turned-off-google-adsen...

I've been logging every book I have finished reading since 2003.

System Shock should be on this list.

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Thanks very much :) Glad you like it. These books are awesome I really recommend starting at Master and Commander and working your way through all 20 :P

This is awesome!! I made a map of the events in the Martian many years ago (https://www.cannonade.net/mars.php) and when I read Hail Mary I wondered if something could be created for the new book.

You completely nailed it!! :)

I am not sure why this exists, but I am glad it does.

https://www.cannonade.net - The Patrick O'Brian Mapping Project

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Search GPT nails the very tip of the long tail.

I finished that book yesterday. I had exactly the same reaction.

Hehe. I kinda love this though :P

Also gclid and dclid. Not that I think this is a great idea.

:P

I agree with everything in this post. I rarely use my laptop as a laptop.

I stick it on my stand and plug in my Vortex Race3 and wait for Apple to make a laptop that doesn't suck.

Yep. I have been working on mapping the Patrick O'Brian age of sail novels for the last 11 years.

http://www.cannonade.net

They're good dogs.

He has dabbled with the Rift:

http://pegwars.blogspot.com.au/2013/09/oculus-rift-integrati...

Not sure if he has ever had plans to sell the game. I think it is mostly a fun (and epic) project to work on.

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It's a false premise that App Store approval = 6 month deployment cycle. Sure you can move faster on the web, but not that much faster.

Maybe not unedited, but definitely commentary would be cool :)

Thanks very much. Awesome getting such wonderful support from the HN community.

I actually did it at the end.

Just went back through the Git history, found milestones and checked out those commits. Ran each commit in the sim and took a video. First time I have done that and pretty happy with how it turned out :).

Yep. My premise for the project was that there are lots of these kinds of apps on the store (about 6 or 7) but I wanted to build one with no ads and a 'juicier' UI.

Hehe. Yep. That was pretty much how it went.

I agree. This is the cell tower data you get back from the significant change API (the low battery use location mechanism).

http://www.cannonade.net/blog.php?id=1482

I am not really surprised Apple doesn't throw this data away. I think they could have been a little more transparent about it though.

AOL acquires Forrst https://twitter.com/kylebragger/status/53634151336787968

The more I read stories like this, the more I realise how random I have been with my pricing. Time to test some prices :)