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I wish skillsmatter would clean their web design up a bit :-(

• timbaldridge 14y ago
  agreed, it has to the the worst looking site I've seen in awhile.
• manaskarekar 14y ago
  Speaking of which, blip.tv, on which most Clojure videos[1] are hosted, is one of the most frustrating websites that I have come across. It's a pity those videos are not found elsewhere. Try to start from the oldest videos on the channel. [1]http://blip.tv/clojure http://blip.tv/clojure
  • wonderzombie 14y ago
    At a glance, it seems like some of those are available on infoq.com. infoq still has some problems but all in all it's a lot better. And it even offers MP3 downloads of some talks, which I've made extensive use of.
  • ludwigvan 14y ago
    iTunes has some of those: "Clojure By Rich Hickey" https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/clojure/id275488598 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/clojure/id275488598
• snprbob86 14y ago
  I'm not letting Vimeo off the hook either: I wanted to see the videos bigger, but not full screen. Clicking their logo said "sorry there was a problem loading this video". So I clicked "Watch later" and both videos were added to my Vimeo profile with title, screencap, etc. Clicking either video there tells me that I don't have permission to watch the private videos. Argh. EDIT: Now I can't even watch the videos on the Skills Matter page. I get this message: "You have been temporarily blocked from Vimeo - The connection you are using has been automatically prevented from communicating with Vimeo's servers. This ban will be lifted automatically after an appropriate period of time." WTF?
  • frou_dh 14y ago
    I often set my user agent to iPad so that I'm served <video> elements whose src attribute is a direct (cURLable) link.
• agumonkey 14y ago
  I think the content makes up for the eye-injuring theme. There was some Scala talk recently with nice ideas.