Andrenid

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by Andrenid 16y ago
Not that i've seen, but i've wanted exactly this before, especially to show clients possible tweaks to a site.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I would most definitely use a version of this that pulled random photos from Flickr. That's a brilliant idea. Would also give clients a much better view of a mockup than just the gray boxes, by seeing what a mixture of different coloured ph
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by Andrenid 16y ago
This is pretty much all I carry on a daily basis. I hate having things in my pocket, so the abundance of smartphones (and specifically Android due to it's functionality) has made me a very happy geek. No more notebook, no more diary/calenda
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I do random-generated passwords for important things like root accounts, FTP accounts, and business-related email accounts, but then use a formula similar to the one in the first post for every-day stuff like forums, web apps, gmail, etc, s
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I believe the answer is "No, and no"... I've never seen anyone mention the ability to do either.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
As someone who has spent a lot of the last year in and out of hospital: The problem for me was that all content distribution in the hospitals... the TV, the magazine trolleys, the "library" (another trolley)... were all controlled by small
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Not being from the US (and not getting Jeopardy in my country), i've never heard of this guy. He's incredibly entertaining in this interview, definitely caught me off guard considering how serious and straight-faced he seemed throughout the
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by Andrenid 16y ago
The article text definitely needs some typography love. It's way too small and packed together (no idea what the legitimate phrases for that are, sorry typography-guys). I find it amusing that the comments are more readable than the article
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Do you have the same trouble walking through a mall, dealing with the different pricing structures and mixture of cash & credit at stores? I really don't think it's much different.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I always wanted to see a plugin/widget for WordPress (and generic JS plugin for non-WP sites) that let you input the URLs for your friend's blogs, and it pinged their site to tell their widget (if they had it) that you've added them to your
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I can't offer coding help but if/when you need beta testers sign me up for sure.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Hate to be another "Bubble" preacher, but if this isn't another step in that direction, I don't know what is.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
10 guys walked into a bar...
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by Andrenid 16y ago
True, but the fact alone that it can store lots and lots of information, has the ability to obtain new information wirelessly, is "flat, book shaped, with a large screen and lots of buttons underneath the screen", etc... is what sells me on
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I'm another avid Apple user who switched from an iPhone 3GS to an HTC Desire, and love it. Granted, it's NOT as "smooth and polished" of an experience as iOS but I think the pro's FAR outweight the cons. I found battery life to be much bett
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by Andrenid 16y ago
In the last 6-12 months alone i'm really starting to see "the future" that I dreamed of as a kid. Between this article, http://questvisual.com/ , Microsoft Kinect, Nintendo 3DS, Microsoft Surface 2 (first version didn't impress me, was so
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Agreed with this. Get a .com, and yes there are still plenty available. I've registered ~15 .com's in the last 2 weeks for clients, all were original, all were legible and properly-spelled english words (or combination of words). They're st
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Blog posts linking to another article are fine if it includes an actual opinion on the piece and adds to the discussion. A post about a post, that just quotes it and links it, doesn't add anything, so I see no real reason to not link direct
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by Andrenid 16y ago
This has me all paranoid now. I've never noticed it on my phone (and I send a LOT of texts for work as well as personally), but now i've got this itch to go back through every message stream for the last few months and check.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Typo on front page... "Were ideas come to get reviewed" (should be "Where"). Also "You then review someone else idea" should be "elses". "themselft" should be "themself". Not being nit-picky just helping out :)
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by Andrenid 16y ago
This has made me want to change our entire corporate website to use exclusively Comic Sans on every page. Best laugh i've had in ages.
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I think you should be able to pay as much as you want. Each dollar you pay* = 1 minute-credit. So say you pay $50, you get 50 minutes. Someone then needs to outbid your remaining minute-credits to replace you. Eg if you paid for 30 minutes
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by Andrenid 16y ago
He has already sent out an update saying they're considering making a bluetooth adapter that suits the style of the watch. I hope they do, i'm one of the people eagerly awaiting my LunaTik and bluetooth would top it off perfectly. http://w
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I see it as an easier way to carry around and access an object I already have to charge a couple of times a week (and it just looks cool).
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I love watching videos about manufacturing the stuff we use every day. My PVR is pretty much completely full of "How it's made", "Factory Made", etc. The fact that I pre-ordered a LunaTik watch band makes this one especially interesting. Al
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by Andrenid 16y ago
I doubt we'll see it open sourced, or saved in any form by Yahoo. It's too much cost/effort for them, when that's the reason they're scrapping it in the first place. What i'd like to see is people quickly rolling out tools that help us get
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by Andrenid 16y ago
Probably to stop spammers taking advantage of it. Invitees don't need to verify their accounts, so a spammer could make 1 legitimate account, and then invite themselves a few hundred times for instant new verification-free spam accounts. Ju
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by Andrenid 16y ago
What blogs these days don't have RSS? Unless they rolled their own CMS, just about every blog these days has at least basic RSS feeds. They might not advertise it, but throw the website's URL into Google Reader and it'll detect the feeds an

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