DonnyV

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by DonnyV 13y ago
Well this device has gone from a "must have" to a "no thanks".
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Scott Guthrie for CEO!!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Guthrie
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Who uses this?
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by DonnyV 13y ago
This is exactly why I'm not touching it. At least with GO they are using it in all there servers, so you know they will be supporting it for a while.
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by DonnyV 13y ago
I've been burned way too many times with Microsoft and there technology. I suggest that no one build any long lasting apps with this. They will dump it when something new and shiny comes along. Unless its based on C# or uses Visual St
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Unfortunately you need a fairly new Android phone to be able to pull something like this off. I wish Android didn't take so long to fix the audio latency issue.
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Google Fiber in Kansas City has caused startups, and tech jobs, to sprout(businessinsider.com)
2 points by DonnyV 13y ago|0 comments
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by DonnyV 13y ago
I used to do a lot of desktop development but for the past 4 or 5 years have mostly been doing web development. I'm quite fluent in Python, C#, Javascript, etc. I can't imagine doing a large project in Python, it feels hacky. It h
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Is anyone really surprised by this.
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Looks great! Unfortunately there is no love for .net. :(
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Thanks pointing me to a better path. I think I'm going to use Protocol Buffers for storage. Good write up about Object Serialization vs. Database Performance here using protobuf.net. http://jakemdrew.wordpress.com/2011/11/01/object-seriali
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by DonnyV 13y ago
That would be perfect except you need a commercial license if your going to bundle it with a commercial product. Really wish they would just put the pricing on the site. I'm starting to think you're right. Maybe a traditional serialized obj
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Probably a better description would be an embeddable document store is what I'm looking for. I want to store my objects in the database without having to flatten out its nested structure. I also want to be able to search those nested struc
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by DonnyV 13y ago
I would love an embeddable nosql database engine but this isn't it. I'm looking for something like MongoDB but embeddable. RaptorDB comes close but it doesn't have full support for Mono yet. https://raptordb.codeplex.com/ Can anyone reco
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by DonnyV 13y ago
Why does it look like a VCR?
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by DonnyV 13y ago
I wonder if creating an animation using canvas would've been better. Then the only way to crack it would be to bring the whole page in memory, take a screenshot and then OCR only the spot the canvas is in. If you made the animation move aro
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by DonnyV 13y ago
I use Picasa to sync to Google+ Photos(Picasa Web) and it works great. What doesn't work for you?
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by DonnyV 14y ago
This would be a pain to read for drum music. Especially drum set music.
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by DonnyV 14y ago
Why no .NET C# and Mono?
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by DonnyV 14y ago
http://sticky-panel.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery.stickyPa...
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by DonnyV 14y ago
Yeah and thats only for single vcore. Maybe for 2 vcores. Do you really need 420GB for single. How about half that and give me another vcore.
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by DonnyV 14y ago
I built something like this about a year ago called sticky-panel. https://code.google.com/p/sticky-panel/ Mine only has a couple added features like before and after detach events and support for overflow divs.
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by DonnyV 14y ago
It never even reached version 1.0.0 https://github.com/cappuccino/cappuccino/commits/v0.9.6
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by DonnyV 14y ago
Actually if your using Google Music, there's an option right next to the album to keep it on the device. I use it all the time, very nice.
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by DonnyV 14y ago
You should try another IDE. Eclipse isn't maintained by Google. Xamarin Studio is very nice. http://xamarin.com/studio
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by DonnyV 14y ago
12.85" display....really. I blame Apple for all these new over priced tiny screens. At least make it a 15" and the ability to run Android apps.
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by DonnyV 14y ago
Until Google encrypts there .crx file that holds the source code I don't think anyone can use this to sell apps. Right now the only protection Google offers is a signed .crx file and that can easily be by passed. http://stackoverflow.com/a
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FDR and how he spread electricty and how this applies to the internet(newdeal.feri.org)
1 points by DonnyV 14y ago|0 comments
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Looks like Google Plus is down(twitter.com)
3 points by DonnyV 14y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Is it me or is Mint useless now since Intuit bought it?
1 points by DonnyV 14y ago|2 comments

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