Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 11y ago
IANADBA, but "normalizing something more" without taking into account the performance impact or the overall usability for the end user sounds like a design mistake. Everything is a nail and all that...
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Just had the same experience. edit: thanks for the link.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I've been using Apple music since and have yet to encounter it's terrible-ness. Can you describe what you're referring to? edit: oh wait, yeah - the "For You" tab that has all those little circles to "tell us
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Does anyone know how can I contribute to this documentation site? This entire site is so much more readable if you just put a max-width of about 800px on the container div.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Re: #1 - Radio play generates mechanical royalties for the publisher (usually the songwriter). They vary I think based on when the song was published, but they're currently at $.091 per play - https://www.harryfox.com/
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Not to mention the algorithms and business behind which ad to serve where and when are worthy of an entire field of study all by themselves. Read the Advertising chapter in Mining Massive Datasets - http://www.mmds.org/ - a
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I dunno, this latest thing over thesis.com is so outlandishly childish it's almost beyond belief. If I were on the board of Automattic I'd be showing him the exit, at least for a little while. This is not the measured behavior
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
OP - if you have a VPS on which you can set up Varnish and need a hand in doing so, feel free to email me at the address in my profile.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
> amazing nature (the Shawangunk ridge), tight-knit community, lots of small businesses, a tiny walkable downtown core surrounded by what feels more rural than suburban, and vocal lefty-but-not-too-lefty culture Yes, exactly that. We li
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
My wife and I have occasionally entertained the thought of moving from rural NJ up to New Paltz. Seems like a cool town when we visit. Not interested in bringing my family and my tax dollars up to a town with an overly large police force
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I just realized that I had Patsy Cline playing in my head since I read that line.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
What features would this light version of Javascript support and what features would it not support. Obviously `new Image()` is out, as is any kind of cookie support right? So that means no ability to log in? I don't think any brows
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
A network comparison of the 3rd page with and without uBlock enabled. See if you can guess which one is which. https://i.imgur.com/iHZI27O.png
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
> They just love money.And they only weapon they have for keeping people in iran busy and afraid of any kind of protest, is "imaginary" enemy.That's all. American here, commenting from America. We have almost the exact sa
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Can I ask who you work for? I work for a publisher (who's deeply in bed with DFP, but also a couple others).
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I've heard it pronounced lim-cut-fee, so if I ever said the word out loud, that's probably how I'd pronounce it too...
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
And god bless him for that.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Ha, I forgot about that. It was a hundred (thousand?) little things like that that ran me into Mac's loving arms seven years ago.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Not sure if you read the article or not, but you are correct that this is still a racist symbol to many, however if it also happens to be a piece of actual history. It's usage outside of something history related is pretty much always
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Because editors.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I find it hard to believe that SF's monthly uniques were growing at 150% YoY until just 2 months ago.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Yesterday I'd have said 110%, but I dunno... I'm getting this dreamy feeling that something wonderfully developer-friendly might be going on here. Not to mention owning that infrastructure that let folks also -run- back Android a
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I'm struck by the lack of obese folks in these pictures in the early 80s. It's not like we were consciously any healthier back then, I don't think. Kinda drives home the fact that America's "obesity epidemic"
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
> So Drupal, like Oracle, is a consultant's dream. After 7 years of full-time Drupal, I'm pretty convinced that it's intended to be a wealth extraction tool first and a CMS tool second. "You can build a website with n
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
There has been terrible pop music since pop music began. Try and make it all the way to the end of this song from the golden 60s - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhYLz63csS0
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
Probably because populations who would theoretically be building with this material can't afford and therefore don't have access to scissors.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
This has to be a really late April Fools' joke. There is no way in hell they could seriously be trying to pitch a "basically-new-agile-methodology" that is this buzzword laden. I mean, the (TM) on the name?? Come on...
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
I have to think that the whole GROWS thing is intended to be ironic.
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
> The Observer already wrote about New York City’s biggest medallion owner, Evgeny “Gene” Freidman, and his efforts to secure some sort of bailout as he watched the value of his 900-plus medallions shrivel. Those efforts have found surpr
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by Jgrubb 11y ago
You are correct.

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