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RobertKohr
15y ago
Pretty haunting.
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RobertKohr
15y ago
No OS X support... :( I used to love Europa Universals 2. Looks like paradox doesn't value mac users anymore.
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15y ago
I took a look on compete.com and it looks like their traffic was going down. It probably wasn't a winning site for them. Looks like slinkset is currently not responding :( It would be nice if they kept it open till the May deadline they set
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RobertKohr
16y ago
As with most vaporware, this date keeps getting pushed off. It was originally scheduled for 1997.
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16y ago
Anyone know a good mp3/ogg of coffeeshop sounds? That might be entertaining to play on headphones to pretend that you are at a coffee house. Better yet if a coffee shop sets up an audio stream :)
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RobertKohr
16y ago
AKA: Investors giving them money for worthless pieces of paper.
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16y ago
I had godaddy steal my domain back in January. It was kinda depressing.
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16y ago
It might be fun to F with godaddy.com and start pumping them randomly with domains. Mixing random words in the dictionary and trying combinations in sequence like a typical user would would be effective. Set this up to happen on a daily bas
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16y ago
Thus giving it legitimacy.
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16y ago
For those who say that this will never reach the ears of anyone that matter in Sony, it isn't their ears that matter. This has brought to light something that provides negative publicity to sony in the hacker community, and will make recrui
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16y ago
Any places like this in the portland area?
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16y ago
He probably learned the spelling based upon the old video game. I wouldn't fault him for that.
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16y ago
Who cares? If I hit a wall while working on a problem, I toss into the gladiator pit known as Stack Overflow, and after it has been mawed to pieces by a bunch of brilliant people, I stop by and get my answer and can continue whatever I was
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16y ago
I have done this with an iphone app. The ideal case for testing: -Your app has little publicity and is generally found through keyword searching. This means that you have few repeat visitors to the app page -Your daily sales data has little
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16y ago
Wow, this looks awesome and runs really fast in chrome. Great work. Did you create your own 3d renderer using standard canvas or are you using some framework?
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16y ago
This is currently in beta signups only, but is being used by two sites successfully: http://editthis.info http://cueflash.com The system works using embeded api calls and a MongoDB database on the back-end.
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Instant Tagging for Your Site (review my MongoDB powered startup)
(tagnimbus.com)
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16y ago
That is cool, because NodeFu sounds much better than either of those names. It is a pretty cool name.
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RobertKohr
16y ago
The article that was posted before was bs. Thanks for coming up with a rebuttal.
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16y ago
Yes, because this petition will change things.
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16y ago
You are right, reading joel's piece afterwards is super easy. It probably helps I have been doing a lot of node.js programming recently and so the functional stuff is kinda mundane now.
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16y ago
Yep, I think you hit the nail on the head. You really have to do "defensive patenting" when you are this large or you might face problems when another person patents a key technology your business relies on. I don't think google would ever
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16y ago
So the test would be: if(substr(str_replace('.', '', $val), 0, 11)=='22250738585')) Feel free to post the test you do.
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16y ago
Would the code be: foreach($_REQUEST as $var=>$val){ if($val=='22250738585072011') $_REQUEST[$var] = NULL; }
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16y ago
Seems like there are at least one js engine based on canvas coming out every day. I have been working on a pirate game based on canvas at http://constantsail.com , and I have to say, it is so simple to work with canvas that there doesn't
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16y ago
That is an interesting business proposal.
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16y ago
brilliant. love the subtleness.
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16y ago
anyone want to give the short-short version of this. The transcript was way too long, and was all over the place, and I didn't have the patience for the video.
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16y ago
Pretty cool. I guess the use case would be the need to generate an image on the fly from a server. Mixing it up with Socket.IO you might even be able to do server side animation (not using a per second reload setup). The downside is you use
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16y ago
Nice font for the handwriting. This page really needs a mailing list signup or something. All of the people you get to view this page will have forgotten about it by tomorrow.
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