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thank you fellas for your comments, they are definitely helpful. for now, i'm finding a way to extract bios (biographies) from twitter, instagram and FB for research purposes; later I plan to scale that up to include other social media platforms (Youtube, LinkedIn, ...)

I am thinking it as use APIs for it (if they exist) or build a crawler to scrape the data.

is it something that can be done without violating any law?

Re:Ask HN: What's your working day like? on Monday May 08, 2017 @09:49PM (#14297172)
Profession: Grad. Engg. Trainee- Software Development

fall asleep while browsing through playlists. alarm on. wake up. get up. look out for clothes. brush teeths. wear shirt,jeans collect pen, pencil, IDs, ATMs, Credit Cards, smartphone, earphone, few change banknotes and coins. wear shoes (without socks). pick-up bag ith a notebook. gulp down a glass of cold water. buy mentos from Jmart. ask for lift. walk to office. shows ID to security guard at the complex. choose a path with less sunshine. walk. wait for the lift where i could be adjusted w/ my bag. greet and smile to the floor guard. punch-in. plug-out earphones. smile and greet every1 on the way pulls-off the bag press turn-on button of PC bypass disk encryption three finger salute bypass OS login F5 F5 F5 three hand salute go and re-fill water bottle

(...to be described more, gtg now)

exactly, i need to access internet at a place where you can not find even a single cell-phone tower or a fiber-optic link in 100-150 km radius through VSAT dish antenna (as only DBS-TV works over there).
how did you just do that?
but then...the SIM must camp to the nearest BTS site to get the signal. how do i bring the strength closer enough to picked-up by the router?
rural enough to not to get a line-of-sight from a BTS (zero signal strength in cellphone overthere) can spent money enough to serve, can not bear much loss.
during my graduation in telecommunication engineering, i has studied relevant subjects such as "Telecommunication Switching, Traffic and Networks", "Computer Networks", "Digital Signal Processing", "Wireless and Mobile Communication" Topics such as OSI Layer, Network Topology, RF Engineering, Microwave engineering,
line-of-sight between what and what? can't internet be accessed through satellites? how much money may i expect to offer to the project?
oh wow...beautiful jason_slack. how...how do you do that prioritize thing? how LTE connects to the internet? do i need to set-up a BTS?
thanks. please share if you found any content on how to develop such a network on my own
the push thing...can it be done automatically, so that the stack saves each address i visit through the browser.
for how long they'll keep our browsing data?
Re:Ask HN: Books with a high signal to noise ratio? on Saturday August 08, 2015 @10:12AM (#10027277)
1. Walter Lewin's For the Love of Physics: From the End of the Rainbow to the Edge Of Time - A Journey Through the Wonders of Physics

2. Subroto Bagchi’s MBA At 16: A Teenager’s Guide To Business

3. Jugaad Innovation: A frugal and flexible approach to innovation for the 21st century by Navi Radjou, Jaideep Prabhu, and Simone Ahuja

yess...websites with that word in the domain name...like directory...so that i can search for the things as per my requirements say i want some songs to listen or download...then the sites like, say, mp3songs.com, songsforu.com, allsongshere.net, are all listed down.
Include a button showing "Trends"