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I disagree. I'm don't want to use FourSquare and Instagram and Twitter when Path can do it all in one place. It takes longer to open multiple apps when it comes to social things. I don't want to have to think: I want to share a picture, wha
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Maybe I'm stupid for asking but what is the advantage of this over a spring powered wound clock? My wristwatch can tick for two days on a wind, and while it isn't as cheap as this gravity powered wound clock I'm sure it could be made cheape
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14y ago
That makes sense. Ideally it would be nice to have one common elegant language which can do it all. But I doubt that any one language can do everything elegantly. The syntax of some languages make them much more elegant for certain purposes
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14y ago
The very restrictive nature of a template pseudo language is one of its beneficial attributes. If, for example, you use PHP to create your templates then the very power and flexibility of PHP allows you to make a "quick fix" for a model iss
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14y ago
There is a more technical list, including the details on the improvements for developers here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.5 The biggest thing I wish WordPress would add is a better built in system for real templates, using a som
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14y ago
It is up for me in Austin, Texas. Maybe a localized DNS issue?
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14y ago
Okay thanks... I understand now. You started the project at Twitter, but it wasn't owned by Twitter. I'm glad that Twitter didn't claim Bootstrap as company owned code, because I and thousands of other people have really enjoyed using it in
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14y ago
Interesting... For some reason I had always assumed that Bootstrap was associated more closely with Twitter because it had the word "twitter" in the name. Now I understand why some business are so concerned with preventing other websites an
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14y ago
Yes, Chrome is crashing every two minutes or so for me as well. I think it has to do with Gmail being open in one tab while Gmail is down. This is very bad.
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14y ago
Does anyone else not care about this guy's press bait? I'm flagging this. Let Techcrunch and other spam sites cover his escapades.
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14y ago
For a while I was using my own custom written job distribution system built on the database but then I discovered Gearman and since I implemented it I have seen increased reliability and productivity with creating new jobs. I do not recomme
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14y ago
Does anyone else have any experience setting up SPDY on a web server? Since SPDY is already supported by Chrome and Firefox, I'd be interested in at least experimenting with it if there is an Apache or Nginx based solution which is stable e
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14y ago
Most people who have their site go down aren't using proper caching so their Wordpress sites are evaluating the PHP and querying the MySQL database with each page load. This is extremely wasteful of processor cycles and memory, hence the si
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14y ago
Well seeing as how the final boss is Skrillex and you have to defeat him while he throws the corrupted cubes at you, I'd say yes they do represent his music, which is "corrupting the world". It is tongue in cheek and that is part of the cha
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14y ago
Neat idea but it is way too animated, and the animation is too slow, making it feel inaccurate when mousing from one item to another. Somehow I also got it to bounce back and forth between two tooltips really fast by mousing from one bolded
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14y ago
Very nice! I hope this will provide an easy way to backup information in DynamoDB to S3, or just move it to S3 for EMR. I've been wanting to back up our database to another service just in case for a while, but haven't had time to develop a
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14y ago
Our brain learns to ignore certain overused words and phrases that are used to make stories awesome This applies tremendously in marketing, and is one of the reasons why marketing speak has to change constantly. Otherwise people start ign
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1) It's probably a function of specialization. VLC is better at video because that is all they do. Windows and Mac OS X built in solutions are mediocre because they are part of a larger platform which isn't so specific. Also to be frank VLC
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14y ago
Foursquare is integrated into a lot of other products. For example Instagram and Path both use Foursquare to get nearby locations when uploading an image, and I'm sure there are numerous other services that do the same thing. There is still
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14y ago
With regard to point #1 I generally find VLC to be much more forgiving than the generic video players built into Windows or Mac OS X. VLC will often play damaged video files and all sorts of random, slightly corrupted files found on file sh
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14y ago
Direct link to the Kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1061646928/vlc-for-the-n...
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14y ago
I agree with the points made in this article. Most publishers' apps really do suck. The startup that I'm currently working for ( http://storydesk.com ) is solving this problem by building a product which makes it simpler for publishers to d
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14y ago
In the demo video the augmented elements seem to blend very well into the surrounding dynamic lighting. In the real world it never looks that good, especially in an outdoor setting where the lighting changes throughout the day.
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14y ago
The actual news release from WHO sticks to the facts, and doesn't have all the FUD of the Forbes article: http://www.who.int/csr/don/2012_11_23/en/index.html
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I do the same thing. Whether or not it works depends on the time of day. If it is just a 4:00 in the afternoon lull in attention span a short walk (or if I have a deadline an espresso at the desk) will usually get me back on track. If it is
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Personally I like the Mac OS X interface, and my only complaint about it is that I would like to see more applications making better use of large screens, especially if this "full screen app" is going to become the next style wave to sweep
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14y ago
You have to watch out for association bias. If you haven't seen the video very many times it is likely that your associates don't watch the video much either. But among other circles it has quite a bit more exposure than would seem reasonab
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14y ago
The point is that even his father who is not familiar with Lady Gaga, another famous pop icon, is familiar with Psy and comfortable using the meme created by his song. His father interpreted his free upgrade as "Gangnam style".
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The argument could be made that giving as much of yourself as possible is a crucial ingredient to making the startup worth it. After all if you are holding back the product and business isn't building itself. Of course it probably isn't hea
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It sounds and looks like an off by one bug. But it could be nasty to fix if people have already created events with an off by one bug. Any update to fix the date picker could then cause their scheduled dates to show up a month early, and wo
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