migrochefort
Re:Hosting web
on Saturday November 12, 2011 @11:06PM (#3229863)
This site is ugly.
Re:Ask HN: who launched something in July?
on Monday August 01, 2011 @12:33PM (#2833027)
It's not a big project , nor something successful. It's a tool that was (and still is) supposed to help people find the Google+ profile of people they follow on Twitter (http://migrat.us).
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Monday July 18, 2011 @12:44PM (#2776988)
Even if the results are not all accurate and that relying on gplus.to may not be the best solution, I get more results with it than with migratus, which is why I added a link to your app on migratus.
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Monday July 18, 2011 @12:07PM (#2776825)
I don't think it's a problem at the moment, but it could easily become one when such tools become available to the public.
Though, I still think that an non-perfect tool as described above would bring much more value than what migrat.us brings with its 500~ users.
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Monday July 18, 2011 @02:02AM (#2775269)
The new design is up.
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Sunday July 17, 2011 @08:02PM (#2774573)
A crawler offers no warranty that the Twitter username is legit.
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Sunday July 17, 2011 @08:01PM (#2774570)
By scraping all Google+ profiles, it would not solve the problem of fake profiles. Anyone could use your Twitter username and let your followers think they are you. With migratus, you are sure that the Google+ profile it gives you is the one provided by the Twitter user.
Re:Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
on Sunday July 17, 2011 @07:54PM (#2774556)
It's the numeric id only.
Find the Google+ profile of people you follow on Twitter
Re:Poll: Will keyboards still be around in 20 years?
on Thursday January 06, 2011 @04:18PM (#2077223)
Yes, but they won't be traditional QWERTY keyboard. Ergonomic keyboards (like the Kinesis Advantage) will replace traditionala keyboards and the QWERTY layout will quickly disappear.
I also think that both physical and virtual keyboards will disappear from mobile device, since it makes no sense to use a layout designed to type with then fingers on a tiny screen.
Re:A Sneak Peak of Android 3.0, Honeycomb - Official Google Mobile Blog
on Wednesday January 05, 2011 @09:06PM (#2073558)
Am I the only one to find this UI inconsistent and ugly?