RexM

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by RexM 13y ago
I can't help but think of the Domino's video[1] from about 6 months ago. This would be pretty cool, but I don't understand why everyone is so amazed by this... [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDXuGQRpvs4
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by RexM 13y ago
Interestingly the email subscription box on the page goes against the validation recommendations made in the post. Tried to subscribe with "Matt Swanson <matt@mdswanson.com>" and was told it was an invalid email. (I do under
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by RexM 13y ago
I don't like the term funnel, it's more like a sieve... However, I do think it's a good way to visualize customers that come to your site, but don't end up converting. You can look at those percentages and try to make th
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by RexM 13y ago
The rewards on these quests, suck. I'm going to skip them and just go power level through some dungeons.
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by RexM 13y ago
Yes, that is the same video.
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by RexM 13y ago
I just watched this the other day: http://video.pbs.org/video/1754649512/
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by RexM 13y ago
> The replacement had to be open source, secure, no metadata leakage and as easy to use as email is today. This actually sounds a lot like BitMessage [0], although it's not completely trivial to setup, since you have to setup a not
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by RexM 13y ago
Some implementations of IEnumerable do have a Count property on them. He's specifically talking about the Count() extension method. Since this extension method applies to all IEnumerable<T> implementations, there may or may not b
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by RexM 13y ago
This seems like it would work if you wanted to encrypt a reply message, however how would you get another user's public key if you're the one initiating the first conversation?
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by RexM 13y ago
I agree. Everyone should call it an octothorpe because that's an awesome word to say.
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by RexM 13y ago
That's not including secret/classified interpretations of the exemptions.
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by RexM 13y ago
A few months ago I had some trouble with BofA flagging my card for "suspicious activity." I had to go in and get a new card twice over two months. The only change I can think of is that I switched hosting to DigitalOcean. I had been thinkin
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by RexM 13y ago
So you could send out amazon links to products with your referral id, have amazon pay facebook to pin it to the top of people's news feeds, and cash in if anyone buys something from amazon after visiting your link? :)
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by RexM 13y ago
I recently stopped paying $12/month for github and moved all my private repositories to bitbucket. Since it's just me working on the repositories, it's totally free.
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by RexM 14y ago
Might want to quit just in case, prevent yourself from getting the axe.
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by RexM 14y ago
Would it make sense to just always put the recipients in the BCC field to ensure you don't accidentally leak email addresses if/when something like this were to happen again?
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by RexM 14y ago
Looks very nice and polished. I downloaded your app and played it for a bit. I would have paid for it after being able to play the web version and knowing what the app was about. An IAP upgrade would be cool if you decide to put ads on it.
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by RexM 14y ago
I've been working in their web IDE for the past week coding a side project in nodejs using coffeescript. So far I've been impressed. If the web IDE isn't your thing, you have ssh access and can use vim/emacs.
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by RexM 14y ago
If you read the reply again, they allowed you to use a username, then required facebook, then reintroduced the ability to user a username. You probably were using a username, before they started requiring facebook.
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by RexM 14y ago
It says "Facebook Email or Spotify Username" in the login box before typing in a username/email. As far as I know, spotify uses username for login, and not email. By using your email, it's assuming you want to use facebook.
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by RexM 14y ago
After getting an invite to action.io, I can do a lot of my side project development in the browser. I've been using it for about a week, so far, but I really like it. Not really being able to write code was really the only thing that turned
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by RexM 14y ago
"I decided to risk taking one for the team to determine the Model S real-world range when it's cold outside and you drive the car as you would any other car, electric or not." He explains this as his reasoning for not recharging his car...
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by RexM 14y ago
Try viewing a topic, not the topic list, scroll down a ways into the discussion, and click a link that's posted in the discussion. Then click back. I think that's what the original post is complaining about. I was able to reproduce it on ch
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by RexM 14y ago
I'm on Windows, when I have text zoomed at 100% in chrome, I can't read it, at all. 110% makes it readable. Firefox looks ok, but the looks a little strange. Some parts of letters look bolder than others.
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by RexM 14y ago
http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/cork-soakers/28... Incase you don't want to read the script.
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by RexM 14y ago
I read the article, hoping the farmer was feeding the cattle Candy Corn :(
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by RexM 14y ago
I had an appointment scheduled with Time Warner in Austin, for Friday between the hours of 8AM and 9PM to fix my internet which has been randomly losing signal. I figured I could take a day off of work and try to get things done while the i
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by RexM 14y ago
Safari on PC doesn't seem to work.
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by RexM 14y ago
What's funny is you post the link to makeuseof.com which seems to be one of the worse offenders. For a direct link, http://collusion.toolness.org/
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by RexM 14y ago
I was just thinking yesterday that their lowest $200/month dedicated plan seemed like such a leap from their 20GB $15/month shared plan.

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