RKearney

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   by RKearney 14y ago

   Aren't all of these companies based in the United States? I mean yeah it sucks Canada can't use some of these applications, but why doesn't Canada start their own similar services to run in their country?
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   But then how will fesja be able to tell everyone "Hey, I created a web standard! /flex" You're right. No research was done. Author just threw information that he thought was important into a text file and called it a day. RFC 5785 says to p
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   >> That's because they bought the cool third party apps like the TweetDeck and Tweetie >Tweetie was bought by Twitter That's what they said. I think you misread that post.
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   What is the problem with css resets?
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   You're probably right. I have a Linode 512 as well and I haven't used it since that $100 credit promo when I purchased it.
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   I haven't heard of those before, however 37signals comes to mind with that naming convention.
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   The problem with Things and OmniFocus (for me anyways) is that there's no web based client or Windows client. I bought OmniFocus a while back for my Mac/iPad/iPhone but I haven't really been able to use it as much as I'd like since I use Wi
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   I believe Blizzard makes you supply a scanned copy of your state issued identification in order to get a password reset.
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   by RKearney 14y ago

   Unfortunately this does not magically make your request come from Google's IP block for their web crawlers. Just as easily as the attacker put in User Agent checks, they could have put in source IP checks.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    How is this any different from Comcast buying NBC?
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    The bigger issue is that server displaying detailed errors to end users.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    And I just purchased that app yesterday. I'll try and pursue getting a refund from Apple, although I'm not sure how successful I will be in the process. It's aggravating seeing potentially amazing start-up companies get purchased by a large
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    Or maybe it's time for phones to adopt PGP for text messages? You could collect your friends or colleagues public keys and then the telephone companies haven't the slightest idea what you're texting back and forth. If you're using iMessage
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    It was done due to badly written tools and scripts firing up instances in Availability Zone A every time.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    Not to mention my Ghostery Chrome Extension found 25 tracking sites on the page. * 24/7 Media * Advertising.com * AppNexus * Bizo * BlueKai * DoubleClick * eXelate * Facebook Connect * ForeSee * Gigya Beaco
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    > NewEgg has to hire guys who sit there for hours installing Windows from the non-existent install disks (they don't include those anymore ... you gotta download them) so that they can recoup their losses? It would cost them more than t
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    I really wouldn't call it a huge step forward for mobile web as much as it's a huge step forward for Apple. For what it's worth, my BlackBerry Curve from 6+ years ago supported form uploads. Apple was just years behind on this.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    Amazon Web Services S3 is still cheaper than Rackspace Cloud so I would still stick with Amazon.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    As someone who does not know why this is the case, care to explain?
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    http://blog.ryankearney.com/2010/01/ipad-vs-hp-mini-netbook/ The line that reads "Many of the Dell Laptop deals now include the Mini 10v and 11 at several hundred dollars less than the cheapest iPad." and links to Dell.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    This isn't so much a problem with Bitcoin as much as it's a problem with under-qualified people trying to set up "banks" online.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    I have actually made a couple thousand dollars on my personal blog from iAcquire paying me to add a sentence or two for x days or $x/wk to blog posts. Should I worry about this or am I fine as far as Google is concerned?
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    So if Microsoft requested 543,000 links be removed from Google's index in just one month, it really makes me wonder how much of Bing is censored.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    This has been the case since as long as I can remember. Not sure why it's an issue all of a sudden.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    One of the very first things typed is: <!-- Lets load up prefixfree first --> <script src="http://thecodeplayer.com/uploads/js/prefixfree.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <!-- You can download i
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    Then you don't get the nice page sliding animation when swiping to go forward/back in Safari.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    Or just make your site HTTPS only and the referer header is passed.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    It is enabled; still doesn't work.
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    by RKearney 14y ago

    OS X 10.7.3 Safari 5.1.5 here and had no problems. Granted it didn't work... No hangs or crashes though.
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    by RKearney 15y ago

    EBS has nothing to do with IP Addresses. I presume you mean Elastic IP's? There isn't much "messing around" involved with setting up an Elastic IP on an EC2 instance if you want one. The way Amazon does it is arguably better because the IP