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by Gring 14y ago
Just found out about Yii. How would you rate it?
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by Gring 14y ago
That $160 includes the royalty. It's the decision of each photographer whether to ask for one. If you don't like that, google for "royalty free stock photos", which is the much more popular way of licencing photos. Even Getty has such a sec
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by Gring 14y ago
But you have to admit the "guy insists on doing things unnecessarily complicated and falls on his face" trope has a strangely entertaining aspect to it :)
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by Gring 14y ago
Interesting part: "In 2009, it was reported that the 43 Azerbaijanis who texted in votes for Armenia in that year’s contest were summoned to the National Security Ministry to explain their actions". I'm surprised that this country was allow
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by Gring 14y ago
You can play both the keyboard and turn the knobs at the same time: press the number keys on your keyboard for the keyboard, use the mouse for the knobs.
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by Gring 14y ago
Brillant job, hat's off!
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112 megapixel consumer camera concept(news.yahoo.com)
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by Gring 14y ago
As a European, I'm again and again surprised how many American media and other entitities try to be non-political. In my view, everybody is political, and speaking ones mind advances society. Why is everybody trying to stay neutral?
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by Gring 14y ago
Well, it crashed my browser consistently everytime I openened the page (Safari 5.0.4 on Windows), so it sure lives up to flash in that department :-(
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by Gring 14y ago
Yeah, well let's say "partially solved".
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by Gring 14y ago
This has been solved already: http://openradar.appspot.com If you file a new bug with Apple, publish it here as well. No more black hole, you can see what others have already posted. You can even see what duplicates are about (if the orig
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by Gring 14y ago
To sell a successful corporate wiki, you need hundreds of plug-ins to handle all those special cases that each company inevitably has. That would be your biggest stumbling block, because creating those takes time, and that's where Confluenc
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by Gring 14y ago
Great stuff! How difficult would it be to have the sliding gestures on the keyboard itself? Keeping my fingers at the same place would make things even faster... Also, have you tried experimenting with acceleration curves for moving the cur
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by Gring 14y ago
We (25 people company) use Confluence, and we all truly hate it. The design is attrocious. It's ugly beyond the pinnacle of ugliness. We tried to use some custom styling to ease the pain, but Confluence uses so many badly designed elements
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by Gring 14y ago
Very cool. This would imply there is a superfast method to select a paragraph and extend to two paragraphs: Doubletap with two fingers, then drag up/down. But unfortunately, this doesn't work (it starts scrolling instead). I would hope that
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by Gring 14y ago
Yep. There is even an undicoverable swipe gesture accros the keyboard (just like grandparent suggest Apple would not do): To split the keyboard into two, do a unpinch gesture (two fingers start in the middle, one goes to the right, the othe
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by Gring 14y ago
It's interesting that most puzzles got solved faster than if one person tried it alone. And that's without an option to talk to each other. Seems that you're tapping into some kind of "swarm intelligence" that humans use rarely, but animals
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by Gring 14y ago
I've seen several Showscan films, and I loved them. I think the biggest problem is acting. 24fps lays a veneer of "movie look" over all performances. With higher framerates, actors can no longer count on that. They have to sell it much more
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by Gring 14y ago
"otherworldly" is just a nice word for "1920s technology". Getting closer to reality is a common thread in the arts. As soon as man had a way to move from one-color cave paintings to using colors, he started to use them. This is the artisti
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by Gring 14y ago
Bad review. That "video look" he's mentioning is the absence of 24fps artifacts I'm very glad we get rid of. He could as well just have written "meh, reality has a video look".
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by Gring 14y ago
> Try to match their tempo (as you should when talking to anyone). That's stupid advice. Why should I always match my tempo to somebody else? I'm not going to adapt to your talking speed for the same reason that you're probably not goin
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by Gring 14y ago
Downvoters should turn on their brains before voting. This was very much on topic. gggrrrr
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by Gring 14y ago
What? No. Absolutely not. Being bullied is not because you behave wrongly. You're being bullied because they others are assholes. In the adult realm, there are still people behaving differently. And they're not getting bullied. You know why
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by Gring 14y ago
I agree 100%. Also, the page down key doesn't work correctly anymore: It scrolls too much. For me, the lacking page-down-usability is enough that I would never even consider placing a fixed bar on top or bottom.
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by Gring 14y ago
Doesn't the iPhone only look for wlan networks once you start using it? At least, this has been my experience in the past: after returning to my base station, when I unlock it (turn on the screen), it takes a few seconds until the network i
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by Gring 14y ago
Apple, as always, was not available for comment...
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by Gring 14y ago
Like they say, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Also, the complicated things that one sees at first sight are a sign that probably all features, including the ones that I didn't see, are complicated. Which is not wh
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by Gring 14y ago
Interesting. These are the exact issues that I had. So I eagerly clicked over to your site. I clicked on a few things, and after 2 minutes I left. For good. Why? No taste. Very little to no taste. While you do exactly what I need, these are
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by Gring 14y ago
Thanks for the answer! Why don't you focus just on the realtime aspect and create a service that allows realtime bitcoin transactions on any website (and inside every app) trough an API, and ask for a smaller percentage (like ~2%, like a cr
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by Gring 14y ago
As far as I'm aware of, the blockchain only gets signed every few minutes or so. So how can you achieve this low latency? Do you just base your decision "x has paid" on the still unsigned chain? That's quite risky and open for exploits, isn

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