MJR

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by MJR 14y ago
This is deep. I believe the golden rule is to keep your database online.
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by MJR 14y ago
Lead Wordpress Developer at http://infomedia.com/ and what's the first thing they have on their homepage? A slider. "What We Do" - slider. "How We Can Help You" - slider. So why is your company using sliders? What was the "heck of an argu
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by MJR 14y ago
There's no betapunch "guys" - It's just him. There's no one to step in and there's no one to hire - this an app run by a single person. He doesn't have income to be able to hire people to take care of this for him. He got himself into this
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by MJR 14y ago
The pricing is based on the length of the term that you want to pre-pay. If you pay monthly it's going to be be €19, if you pay yearly it's €190 - saving you 2 months of fees, if you pay for 2 years its €342 - saving you 6 months of fees. I
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by MJR 14y ago
This is a great approach to providing that extra internal tool to make the customer experience better and to add data that can be used for future business decisions and marketing. Great idea and execution!
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by MJR 14y ago
It's missing critical features that are essential for anything but the smallest-scale development. What in your opinion is smallest-scale development? Millions of users using your application each year? Do we need web apps to support bill
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Apple's Lightning Authentication Reportedly Cracked(macrumors.com)
1 points by MJR 14y ago|0 comments
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Apple iPad 2 As Fast As The Cray-2 Super Computer(phoronix.com)
1 points by MJR 14y ago|0 comments
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by MJR 14y ago
The problem is that the things I would pay for -- no one else would. This is just not true. People value and will pay for lots of things that others think have no value and won't pay for. In most cases, you are not your audience.
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by MJR 14y ago
How exactly are you unclear at what 37signals does? Go to their website and see all the products they've created. Read their blog and you will see how they make their products, how they make their decisions and how many customers they serve
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by MJR 14y ago
The name confused me at first because I already knew about the Everyday app by Noah Kalina, Adam Lisagor, William Wilkinson and Oliver White - http://everyday-app.com/
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by MJR 14y ago
I don't think it's contempt. It may appear to be contempt in the eyes of large customers, but from Apple's perspective they want to make the best products they can. If that is counter to the way the EPEAT guidelines operate, but they can of
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by MJR 14y ago
Apple's products are recyclable and they will even recycle them for free. http://www.apple.com/environment/ Apple is stating that the EPEAT standards are out of date and their practices supersede the existing standards.
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by MJR 14y ago
That's just not true. They are saying that they will no longer comply with an out-dated standard. Their current practices in manufacturing, materials and offering recycling of their own products are superior to the EPEAT guidelines. They ac
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by MJR 14y ago
I think Marco Arment summed this up nicely. http://www.marco.org/2012/07/09/coverage-of-significant-appl... "I think Apple no longer wants to follow the EPEAT recycling guidelines because they think not following them allows product desig
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by MJR 14y ago
Their website has a giant "Learn More" button that links to a contact form? Really? The "What We Do" page has three bullet points about how it works, but they really need to add more details on the actual service. There's more content on th
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Pricing Observer - Blog on pricing strategy, structure and process(pricingobserver.com)
2 points by MJR 14y ago|0 comments
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by MJR 15y ago
I like how when running the demo when you mouseout of the browser and back in it adds even more cursors. Rinse and repeat for even more!
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by MJR 15y ago
These paradigms weren't introduced by Backbone - they are the standard MVC(Model/View/Controller) constructs in use across many technologies.
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by MJR 15y ago
The original comment said: What do any of these educated and skilled people need with programming? You said: ... almost all of these professions could benefit from at least programming in R. "Need" != "Benefit From". There are innate be
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by MJR 15y ago
This is interesting but the thought of installing and configuring all of the underlying platforms, languages, frameworks and databases (assuming we all have hardware to run them) gives me a headache. I'd much rather see a 50 apps in 50 week
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by MJR 15y ago
Many people discussed the iPhone 3GS issues when upgraded to iOS 4 - when iOS 4 was NEW. You don't hear about it now, because the 3GS is 2 hardware versions older than the newest 4S and we're at iOS 5. If you don't hear it, I would venture
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by MJR 15y ago
Who is the author? What are his credentials? What has he built? With a blank page for a bio, no other authored articles and a Google search that returns next to nothing, this article is worth just that - next to nothing. http://www.readwri
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by MJR 15y ago
First, most Americans fall outside Medicare, Medicaid and the VA programs. The government currently does not regulate individual/employer coverage. I would not characterize the entire private insurance industry as an "employer-provided insu
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by MJR 15y ago
Depressed and exhausted, yes, but the work keeps flowing in and the code keeps flowing out You call that just fine? This is not fine. This is not healthy and this is the attitude you should be fighting against. If you honestly think that
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by MJR 15y ago
If the same critiques can be made of any newspaper or online news site - then why choose this one? What makes the Atlanta Business Journal site(one of 41 others) even worth writing about?
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by MJR 15y ago
First his product was the Facebook killer then he decides that he doesn't want to kill it, he wants to build on top of it. "It's the everything." ... "So we're about to make it more functional, more valuable for people than ever." You can
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by MJR 15y ago
This is a bizjournals.com site - They run 41 of these city specific business journal sites as online companions to a weekly print edition of the journal. There's nothing special about this - pull up any newspaper or online news site and you
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by MJR 15y ago
Very cool. I talked to a few of brass-playing musician friends and this is the standard process for getting rid of dents in brass instruments.
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by MJR 15y ago
For comparison, many report paying over $100K a year for Adobe’s Omniture SiteCatalyst offering. I can’t remember what we used to pay for Webtrends Enterprise at my old job but it was in the same ballpark. So, let me understand. The price

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