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by ROFISH 18y ago
Yeah, because Zed now has a name and number of someone's ass to personally kick. I eagerly await a follow-up, YouTube video, and plausible movie deal. :D
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by ROFISH 18y ago
For those of you who don't make it, don't give up! Me and my partner didn't and we're doing well for ourselves!
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Thanks, I'll look into it.
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Ask YC: Can you recommend me a good MySQL optimization book?
1 points by ROFISH 18y ago|3 comments
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Not that this isn't awesome or anything, but this is a hack for so people can print over poor designers. A print media CSS file should be included to clear all the garbage so that printing will only show what you want. See: http://www.w3.o
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by ROFISH 18y ago
It was kinda the same deal with me. We became friends when we coded an Earthbound fansite together. One day, he decided that CpE was too hard for him and got a degree in graphical design. We're working on a major project involving the same
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Zuckerburg and Facebook as a business might fail, but it's still used by MILLIONS of college students all over. If Zuckerburg can't make a business out of millions of eyeballs, somebody will buy their husk of an indebted corpse and take a s
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I've always wondered what the speed of Rails would be if ActiveRecord and friends was in C (or ASM for the insane).
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by ROFISH 18y ago
If people are willing to pay real money for virtual gold due to time issues, and the game isn't fun until you put 1000 hours into it, then it's a design flaw. People want instant gratification, not spending their time leveling up.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Well I want to see what you have to do to get the prerelease builds. 2.1 messed a few of my things up and I did not get access to it until the day it was released. I paid my $99, why do some people who paid the same $99 get more access than
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I will totally pay 1 cent for all those "toxic loans". I'm bound to find somebody who will pay at least 1 cent of their loan back. Eventually somebody will pay 2 cents, etc. until you get a fair market value.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
http://summerofjsc.blogspot.com/2008/09/squirrelfish-extreme... Already done. ;)
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I'm not ACTUALLY sending production mail via a telnet session, I just wanted to see why nothing's sending. It's all just through sendmail.
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Ask YC: How do you get important information around overzealous spam filters?
2 points by ROFISH 18y ago|5 comments
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Define rip Safari out of Mac. Safari is nothing but a shell for WebKit, the HTML renderer. (+ JS and a lot of other things.) You can probably delete Safari no problem, although it'll probably reinstall with system updates. You can't pull We
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Umm... I have AT&T and I could cancel all text messages from their setup website or by calling customer support. The messages just went into a blackhole and I never saw or paid for anything my friends would send me. Of course I share un
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I think it's just as bad that they either: a) Didn't look over their own EULA, or b) tried to sneak one over us. Either way it doesn't look good on them.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I've always wondered how the RIAA looks to see if it's copyrighted or not. If they just use the app's metadata, which in turn uses the MP3's metadata, why not encrypt the MP3's metadata? Even ROT-13 would work since "Britney Spears - Hit Me
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by ROFISH 18y ago
The biggest problem in this space isn't a transaction system, the coding, or even the idea. I highly doubt that companies are willing to 'share' their virtual currency since they work closer to gift cards. It's getting big companies like Mi
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Dyson, instead of crazy late night marketing, just plain built a technologically better vacuum and marketed it as a Ferrari of vacuums. There's plenty of ways to sell household goods without resorting to the infomercial style of ads.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
A single bit was flipped? Cosmic radiation comes back and us all in the rear! (Of course there's more reasonable reasons, but cosmic radiation is always my favorite. :D)
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by ROFISH 18y ago
The problem is that you can't be too reliant on Reddit for programming news. What gets voted up is either REALLY BIG news like the DNS thing, or just cool tips from Joe's Blog. Not that those tips aren't cool, I just feel that a lot of more
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Ah, the fresh smell of a new launch
1 points by ROFISH 18y ago|0 comments
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I personally have had the pleasure of watching the 1980's cut, it can be fetched for a pretty penny on eBay. It's highly worth it.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
Adobe's been opening the PDF for awhile. Basic specs have been free for all for awhile. Considering the fact that PDF printing is available as a "value-added" feature in both Office and OS X, this is pretty much the next big step for them.
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I interned for a (rather large) medical software company. There was multiple rounds of red tape just to get a VB-based preference selector updated. (In this specific case it's probably not a bad thing, just not my style.)
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I personally have found a lot of software to be I/O bound instead of CPU bound. Specifically hard drives. Try loading up something. Does it wait forever because the CPU is at 100%? Or is the hard drive light blinking like nuts? Our quest fo
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by ROFISH 18y ago
I bring this up since this news seems to be drowned because of custom TLDs. If you're looking to target an internationalized audience in 2009, make sure you realize that domain names are no longer limited to lower ASCII now. For more inform
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ICANN also moves forward its internationalized domains. Look forward to .測試 in 2009!(networkworld.com)
4 points by ROFISH 18y ago|4 comments
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by ROFISH 18y ago
The "Ruby Enterprise Edition" team has backported their patches too. Watch out if you have a non-standard directory though. For some strange reason --with-prefix= didn't work for me and I had to manually change the prefix in the configure s

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