ElbertF

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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Honestly I wouldn't work at a startup that required me to use anything but Linux.
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Perhaps they should have named it Prøgrâm Filës, just to be sure.
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Basically what you're saying is that all the beauty of Sinatra comes from Ruby, I disagree.
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Firefox: Wappalyzer http://wappalyzer.com Adlock Plus http://adblockplus.org/en/ Flashblock http://flashblock.mozdev.org/ NoScript http://noscript.net/ Firebug http://getfirebug.com/
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   Swedish Pirate Party Fails To Enter Parliament(torrentfreak.com)

   15 points by ElbertF 16y ago|9 comments
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Plain old HTML pages can still run all kinds of scripts.
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Pastebin perhaps? And Reddit posts, they have a nice API.
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Here you go. http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/bounceometer/shock.html
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   by ElbertF 16y ago

   Cool. Any ideas on how it should work?
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    Ask HN: Should I build this? Knowlegde base for questions Google couldn't asnwer

    3 points by ElbertF 16y ago|2 comments
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    I agree, why not link to the source? It's in the article. http://www.flickr.com/photos/alejomalia/sets/721576249213036...
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    It reminds of http://chi.mp and http://www.nic.tel , neither seem to have taken off.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    How does one keep markup and data separated in XML/HTML?
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Keyboards. That's about it.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    The first comment hit the nail on the head though. [...] Now the iPhone. When it hits the streets I guarantee it will sell like hot cakes (though not to you or me!). It is the must-have yuppie accessory of the decade. I predict they will s
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Yup, I was thinking an "elephant in the room" kind of thing.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Removing some of the clutter can make it look better and even simpler.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    IE9 will support the canvas element.
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    Google now indexes SVG(googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)

    12 points by ElbertF 16y ago|1 comments
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    So I took off my trousers... You're on the internet. Why are you wearing pants?
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    I'm embarrassed by how proud this made me: http://i.imgur.com/QtIfy.png
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    I would back it if the movie was going to be open-source, now I'm not sure.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    It would be nice if it could remember my changes (company name, address). Perhaps save them and provide or short URL or update URL in real time (/#field=value&field2=value2) so it's bookmarkable. Being able to add custom fields to the t
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    I'm in Australia and just called myself from Gmail (not free though).
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Oh that is way to confronting.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Next cool thing > Hacker News > Reddit > Digg > Youtube comments > /b/ These sites are all slowly turning into their right-hand side neighbor. I suppose /b/ will always be /b/.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    It's a feature they added not long ago: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/05/search-more-securely-...
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    When I entered high-school at the age of 12 (15 years ago) someone in class showed me how to draw circles on a screen with QBASIC. I was instantly hooked. SCREEN 12 CLS CIRCLE (320, 240), 100, 15
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Just bury a laptop with it. They'll figure it out.
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    by ElbertF 16y ago

    Major updates will still show a prompt.