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14y ago
You're right, Pittsburgh should be on this list!
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I ran a 3D Photo Booth at the 2012 Pittsburgh Mini Maker Faire back in September. While not nearly as cool as the one in the article, we did scan over 90 people over the course of the day and print out over 40 at the fair with two makerbot
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Behind Enemy Lines: Using git as a frontend to svn
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I'm in the US on a fiber connection and I constantly wait for buffering. It's only gotten worse over the past year.
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At vmworld 2010 Samsung had a big TV playing a Steve Jobs-esque keynote presentation introducing some new product. The really odd thing was that it was entirely faked. The speaker, the audience, the applause, everything. Somebody there has
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The chaos monkey strikes again! http://www.readwriteweb.com/cloud/2010/12/chaos-monkey-how-n...
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Jason said in the closing remarks of LAUNCH something to the effect of "I am so happy, let's go to the W and get drunk." After arriving at the W, I checked my phone and saw the article on Google's blog - some timing! I feel for him and all
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Wow the German site asks you to measure your foot with a paper, pencil and a ruler. Although ShoeFitr must already have your shoe in their database, the huge win is there's nothing asked of the user besides what shoe they already like and y
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We're hoping to launch the new version of our comic creation website http://chogger.com before the holiday break. Lots to do in the next 3 weeks!
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Pittsburgh is a great town with a thriving tech and startup community. As you can see from http://pghtechevents.com there are plenty of meetups (many of them web development oriented). The only annoying thing is that most of them meet on
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livinglocation.com I've been trying to think of something cool to do with it for a couple of years now but haven't thought of anything great. I'm not sure if I want to give it up but am open to ideas.
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I feel sick after reading this. Would a browser extension be able to clear everything?
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I couldn't stop thinking the same thing. What killed me was the Free Software Song live performance at the end. These are late 90's nerds at their nerdiest.
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I remember reading this article in my high school computer lab. This is a perfect example of journalistic hubris that has only gotten worse in recent years. Rather than a non-sensational headline Cliff Edwards speaks as if he has a crystal
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Now that all macs can take advantage of gestures, I wonder when Apple will include some of the iOS inertial scrolling to OS X. It's such a simple change that (for me) makes a big difference in functionality. I was happy to see inertial scro
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I'm one of the few active users of Google Wave. I'm all about the tracking of history so I can see how an idea evolved. I used to use local text files, but I didn't like that they weren't available on the web and could easily be buried on
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I setup a local wave server and used their client application to connect multiple consoles to a wave. I've been meaning to hook this up to a web client but haven't found the time yet.
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I'd be there but I'm going to be at the Pitt game.