Isofarro

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by Isofarro 14y ago
"Let's try a solution at the user & browser level." That's not enough. Only the website really knows what the cookies are actually being used for. That information needs to be surfaced in a manner where customer preferences can be tailo
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by Isofarro 14y ago
Have a look at Mike West's http://projects.mikewest.org/vimroom/
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Why you should never automatically open external links in a new window(currybet.net)
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Find my nearest cash machine(dracos.co.uk)
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by Isofarro 14y ago
Correct, I don't get it. You bought into a vision that clearly makes no sense today, but didn't make much sense back in 2004. The reward for that investment was a shared-hosting account, which has kept running for 8 years. There seems to be
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by Isofarro 14y ago
So as an investor, you'd prefer that the company you invested in continued offering a loss-making service until they went into bankruptcy? Rather than allowing them to just shut it down and concentrate on more sustainable business offerings
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by Isofarro 14y ago
"I hate to tell you but being a hip new economy company doesn't impress judges." Neither does insisting on a full refund after 8 years of consuming their services.
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by Isofarro 14y ago
"TextDrive by contrast was founded on the principle of combatting the race to the bottom by charging a fair price and offering unparalleled power and flexibility. This vision was sold to us by Dean Allen who had an enormously positive reput
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by Isofarro 14y ago
"Scroll down and you'll find users whose per-month equivalent is comparable to a bottom-end Linode VPS." They are objecting to equivalently paying -- at worst -- bottom-end Linode VPS prices for web hosting. That's why I have this bemused l
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by Isofarro 14y ago
If you chose a supplier at random, they yes, some of those will probably disappear after a few months. But if you spend some time digging around a little, you'll find things like "Best Provider of the Year" type posts (e.g. http://www.lowe
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by Isofarro 14y ago
I'm guessing from http://textusers.com/wiki/VC200 this $200 hosting offer was in 2004, eight years ago. $200 up-front comes to a bit above $2 a month. In 2004, shared hosting with PHP/MySQL was the standard hosting package. A good quality
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by Isofarro 14y ago
Firstly, I apologise for down-voting this response. A week to learn Erlang. Where do I start?
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A Few Notes on Leadership(eachan.com)
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Tim Berners-Lee tweets onstage from the 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony(twitter.com)
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Web Site Quality Assurance(philosophe.com)
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Putting the World into the World Wide Web(h30565.www3.hp.com)
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Amazon's new London center to focus on TV, film(news.cnet.com)
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Droplings for Mac(droplings.com)
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Free Screen Readers For Blind Or Visually Impaired Users(usabilitygeek.com)
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Rebuilding the Foundation(tbray.org)
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Surprising ways to speed up your site(blog.izs.me)
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by Isofarro 14y ago
Looks like Kogan only serves the UK and Australian market, there's no support from the US. Perhaps this is a ranking correction to delegating Kogan pages to UK or Oz specific searches rather than global or US.
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DNSChanger Trojan: is your computer infected and what to do if it is(guardian.co.uk)
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DNS Changer Malware(fbi.gov)
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Unit-testing views in Spring MVC(stuartgunter.org)
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Apple telling suppliers to prep for mass production of smaller iPad(appleinsider.com)
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by Isofarro 14y ago
"A single responsive codebase really forces a lot of tough content questions to be asked and allows a simpler path for those problems to be solved." Sounds like approaching the problem from the wrong direction. The primary ingredient of a s
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Introduction to monads in JavaScript(blog.jcoglan.com)
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by Isofarro 14y ago
So many people point to Heroku as the comparator to the wide availability of PHP. Unfortunately Heroku is down right now. The wide-availability of choice, it's ubiquity, is why many PHP sites are still running right now - they are not relia
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Cross-browser support for inline-block styling(foohack.com)
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