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Permissions abuse ~or~ the Facebook shell game.
(ignoredbydinosaurs.com)
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15y ago
So would using something natively installed on the machine, like Georgia for instance, solve this problem? Thanks for the lesson, BTW.
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Jgrubb
15y ago
I've seen the footnote thing plenty. I guess I thought they were auto-generated or something?? Leaving the error for all the world to see. Anyway, thanks...
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15y ago
In the context of Lorem Ipsum versus the revelations of the Pentagon Papers, maybe a little over the top, sure. I think my main point was that it now occurs to me how flawed it is for an entire team to work on/refine/agree upon the design o
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15y ago
It's a [TypeKit]( http://typekit.com/ ) font. Looks great on everything on a Mac, but thanks for the heads up. edit: and I'm definitely not a screen designer, nor am I intending showing off knowledge of any sort of expertise. This was mor
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15y ago
Actually with the exception of the copy, which may or may not get straightened out, it's a pretty decent little WP design. And like I said, I used the opportunity (which was basically a favor for a buddy) to take Compass for a spin, to fin
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15y ago
Or vice versa. I should've just dropped the first sentence of Lorem in for most of these pages.
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In fairness, I've actually had a good time on this little project. It's just a Wordpress site with 2 different templates, so it's not exactly complicated or high pressure, and I used it as an introduction to Compass (on which I'm still und
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The Great Lie - Lorem Ipsum
(ignoredbydinosaurs.com)
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15y ago
DevSeed used to be one of the bigger name Drupal consultancies. They've been moving into other stuff over the last year and a half, for what that's worth. edit: I just figured out that you probably already knew that. Cheers.
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Jgrubb
15y ago
I didn't want to get further involved, so thanks for that. Have an upvote.
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15y ago
I assumed you were being funny, since HN doesn't even have a captcha in their signup form. Have an upvote.
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Dude. I thank you.
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15y ago
Props to you, eaton and greggles for showing up on this thread, and not in disguise.
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Actually, backward compatibility has always been not just an afterthought, but completely thrown out the window with every major x.0 release.
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15y ago
I'm a contractor who lives in rural New Jersey. Back in late winter this year, I picked up one little Wordpress gig for a startup down in Austin. It went well. Since April, approximately 95% of the money I've made has come from companies
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15y ago
The mere fact that Democrats and Republicans seemed to agree that this is a good bill says to me that it's probably a shitty bill. Pardon my French.
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Super Basic Sass library
(github.com)
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15y ago
Is there a mirror of this anywhere? I'm getting 404. edit: never mind. It's back.
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15y ago
Is the end result of this whole mess and congress' refusal to do anything substantial about it that countries like China cease to be copiers of technology invented elsewhere and become safe-havens for innovators to do what they do?
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Fair enough. I wrote that as I'm sitting here trying to puzzle out my very first project that requires me to use Windows (C# for Drupal developers anyone?), which is taking me away from really learning JS beyond jQuery to try and understan
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15y ago
I was just coming here to say the exact same thing. Write a program in assembly language Write an application in a functional language Write an application in an object-oriented language Write an application in a prototype-based lang
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15y ago
Probably because he's being torn a new one further up the thread. Welcome to HN.
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You know, I actually went to a Hackers & Founders meetup back in 2009 as a wanna-be founder just trying to meet some folks and see what the NYC scene was all about. It was a LOT of fun talking to folks about ideas and technology and all
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Help me out, fellow pedants. Shouldn't it be either "makes finding what you need and sharing what you know easier than ever" or "find what you need and share what you know _more easily_ than ever"?
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Help me out, because I've never been in a position to be "recruited" for anything technical. What does an unethical recruiter do that ends up screwing over the recruited?
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15y ago
Mine, however, just doesn't seem to catch on to the fact that I mean fuck instead of duck, no matter how many times I use the word.
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so you're the other musician on HN, eh? Nice to meet you. I know of some very small labels that have their catalogs on iTunes. Perhaps it's more a function of how long they've been around or the stature of their artists or just having con
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There's a million ways to skin that cat. In my own humble opinion, the very least someone could do for an artist and call themselves a label is to print up the physical product and/or help the artist negotiate the details of the distributi
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There have already been dozens of these superstar from YouTube/MySpace/wherever success stories. I don't know of any that haven't converted their overnight fame into some sort of label deal. It is my firm belief that the only way to prope
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