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I got a 23andme kit from work and I thought the results were interesting...it said that I'm 5x higher average risk for Colo-rectal cancer, and 17x higher average risk of developing gallstones...which interestingly enough my Grandpa had Colo-rectal cancer, and my mom had gallbladder surgery (and so did 3 of her sisters)...so my results were actually very interesting

I came across a USB thumb drive from when I was in highschool (freshmen), and I was embarrassed when I looked at it just recently...I was storing login credentials in a browser cookie, and not a session cookie, how insecure but I didn't know any better at the time...

I'd say the best thing to master is solving problems.

In the case of developers it may mean that you never become a master at programming, but what's more important: solving a problem or having elegant, well documented non-solutions?

Hackers make things work, and I think that's more important than being a "master" - I don't even like the word master, it almost feels egotistical.

If they make the menu hoverable (at least on desktop) then their other products are still only a click away.

This makes more sense actually because it means more searches from Google's main homepage, because there are less options to navigate away.

It also makes the page less cluttered and gives the user 2 distinct set of actions: 1) Perform a search 2) Use a popup menu to navigate to a different product

I'm young and live at home (I do pay rent to the parents) and have saved a bunch by living frugally.

If the OP provided more details about the company I might be looking to invest 5k-10k, and/or offer development help.

Always looking to support local startups being that I work at one also, and I know how hard it is to build a great product that consumers want, and raise funding.

Good points. What's funny is that by posting this, it's almost like temporary fame, albeit to mostly techies like myself, but none-the-less it's kind of ironic how that happens.

Fixed and all it took was a WP cache plugin, thanks.

Moral of the story: 1and1 VPS Hosting can't handle the HN effect.

Good point, and I agree with that lol, being that I used to be a fan of the original CSI series.

It seems like backing up your media files to a Dropbox-like service instead of iCloud would solve the problem of being able to get your files from any device you want.

I'm not attached to any one device in particular because all of my content is stored on a third party that can be accessed from anywhere.

I could drop my Macbook Pro or iPhone 4 at any time and not feel like I'm missing something.

Good thing about Apple products is that they last awhile, my Macbook Pro is now 3 years old, and my iPhone 4 is 2 years old, and I haven't had any issues and don't plan on upgrading them until they break.

It sounds like they've found a legal way of getting free work completed.

Is there some kind of signing bonus if you make it through the interview process and get an offer? I think there should be.

About point #2:

Using your web design/development experience, start a blog relating to reviewing tile quality, articles about color suggestions based on room color or size, etc.

Find out what you can from your dad about best practices in installation and maintenance on tile and other options for floorting, etc. and offer advice to do-it-yourselfers.

Start an email newsletter, slowly, slowly build up an audience, and offer a way for potential customers to contact you for work.

People trust hiring someone who exhibits more authority in their niche.

After building up a blog, you can also look to use websites like ServiceMagic (now HomeAdvisor) to find projects. My dad has used this site many times to hire contractors and has always had a good experience.

Technology blogs with affiliate links and/or adsense are known to have much lower conversion rates than average because tech savvy people tend to be more blind to ads (and many even use adblockers), and these users are typically aware that these programs exist.

I know I for one always hover over links before I click on them to see if they're affiliate links, and I can't remember the last time I clicked on an ad on Google or elsewhere.

It looks she now has a disclaimer at the bottom of the page that says they participate in the Amazon Affiliate program which allows website owners the ability to earn a commission for products that are linked to.

Why is it that HN doesn't use Google Analytics? lol, parsing raw server logs are a pain - is there a service that exists where you can upload a log and it will parse and display it in a neat format?

It looks like this article was submitted over a year ago with that original title, it's since changed it's name and was recently resubmitted

Hackers should form security companies and offer hacking as a service. Many private companies would rather pay a third party security firm a fixed price to solve any vulnerabilities versus hiring a team of fulltime security experts on their payroll.

Way too involved in your team's day-to-day- I'd say that's a pretty big issue. When you hire a designer to design, and you're telling them where to place things and what they should look like when you yourself have no background in design, that's a sure-fire way to bring a company down

Nice find

I don't think that's what the author is saying..I think he's literally saying the email will be deleted on the server if the time expiration occurs, unless the user specifically says to store it anyway (even after expiration). This would clear your inbox for things like invites to parties which have past without the need to manually delete them.