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How many times have you searched Google?(history.google.com)
1 points by Hawkee 14y ago|2 comments
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Lot more expensive than browserstack. Any reason?
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by Hawkee 14y ago
This is nice, but it suffers from the same flaw all the other virtual browser services suffer from: No pay by the minute/hour. I probably only need 1 or 2 hours with IE 8 every month or two.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
I looked into some cloud solutions, but they are rather costly. If you could pay by the hour rather than month it might be more of an option.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Still better than having to buy a copy of Windows.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Might as well just install VirtualBox, its free afterall. I stopped using VMWare when I had to buy it again for Lion.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
ievms is not even necessary. This article explains how to do it with VirtualBox, http://samvermette.com/256
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by Hawkee 14y ago
I appreciate that it's got a responsive design. Very clean layout. I'm not so sure I like the PHP mixed with the HTML. A lightweight templating system might have been a nice touch.
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Free VMs of Windows to test older versions of IE(microsoft.com)
328 points by Hawkee 14y ago|118 comments
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Fabric simulation in Processing using Verlet Integration(bluethen.com)
1 points by Hawkee 14y ago|0 comments
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Thank you, updated title.
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Pancake HTTP Server faster than nginx running PHP(pancakehttp.net)
5 points by Hawkee 14y ago|12 comments
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by Hawkee 14y ago
I figure those folks using IE 6 or 7 are used to a lackluster internet experience. Little perks like this are not critical features and can be foregone for this small userbase.
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The opportunities and challenges of responsive design(webdesignerdepot.com)
1 points by Hawkee 14y ago|0 comments
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10 Basic Tips about Responsive Design(splio.com)
1 points by Hawkee 14y ago|0 comments
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by Hawkee 14y ago
It really depends on how deep these things are. When it comes to certain matters such as faith, family values or even programming habits they're much harder to change. Sure, anybody can try sushi for the first time when they're 50.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
This is especially true concerning the mind. The older we get the less open we are to new ideas. Once somebody is fully set in their ways it's almost impossible to change their mind without divine intervention. I just take this as a warn
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by Hawkee 14y ago
You have a good point. It really depends on how well of a fit the audience in question is to your content. If you're trying to build your own community then it makes sense to maintain your own comments and moderate them yourself.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
This is just the first time I've seen it. I wonder what the policy is on creating an off-site mechanism to post to Hacker News. I looked over the various APIs and none seem to offer a method to post a link. They're mainly read-only.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
What I find most interesting about this post is that the comments section is replaced with links to Reddit and Hacker News. Not a bad way to stir up attention to a post.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
We just moved across the country from California to Virginia. We didn't have much in the way of furniture before, but we did give everything away that didn't fit into the bed of our truck. When we arrived we made it a point not to buy a sin
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by Hawkee 14y ago
I don't think this "service" will even be successful. Domainers certainly don't want to share their business matters with their Facebook friends. And business owners may spend several months developing a site before publishing it. No timer
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Price comparison in the hardware section.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
I've generated over $200k in the past 6 years with a website I started in high school in 1997 called hawkee.com. It's always just been a coding playground for me to experiment with new technologies and to hone my coding skills. I coded a pr
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1,500+ Bird Flock Algorithm in Processing/OpenGL(bluethen.com)
1 points by Hawkee 14y ago|0 comments
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Thank you for this comment. I'm already making people offers for the HTC One S on Craigslist. Goodbye Verizon!
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by Hawkee 14y ago
That's very tempting. Would cut my bill in half over Verizon and I could upgrade my wife to a smartphone.
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Where did you get this $30 plan? Is this with T-Mobile?
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by Hawkee 14y ago
The main problem here is consumers don't want to pay $400 when they can pay $200. If they're going to stick with their carrier for the long haul the 2 yr contract isn't really a problem. It comes down to upfront cost and the carrier will a
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by Hawkee 14y ago
Thank you for the bug report. I've fixed the issues you mentioned.

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