RossM

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by RossM 15y ago
This will probably sound frustrating, but I cannot make heads or tails about what your app actually is. I get the general idea from the website "say you did something, check in with others" but the Android app stops me in my tracks. Going f
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by RossM 15y ago
Well there is the todo.txt format, for which the reference implementation is a bash interface[2]. [1]: https://github.com/ginatrapani/todo.txt-cli/wiki/The-Todo.tx... [2]: https://github.com/ginatrapani/todo.txt-cli
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by RossM 15y ago
It's unusual for a geoloc service to find me (I'm in Plymouth, UK but my ISP is always listed as Newton Abbot) - but this one manages.
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by RossM 15y ago
Great news, blogs are where people express themselves - my feeds definitely wouldn't be interesting to me.
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Making of an iPhone stethoscope(ch00ftech.com)
3 points by RossM 15y ago|0 comments
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by RossM 15y ago
The similarity is quite interesting - some articles don't even move position. Do you have one that shows only green users?
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by RossM 15y ago
What? Both the Python and PHP samples output the same thing (bar one line) - images don't show because the pages contain relative paths (which only work if you have the images stored locally). (development)ross@debian:~/hntest$ python
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by RossM 15y ago
Just the other day I was wondering "why isn't there a flight option in Maps?", well here you go then, there soon will be.
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by RossM 15y ago
I recently started at a small company; Google Desktop is installed on most people's machines, but people have installed it themselves, rather than IT doing so. To me, that is the definitive "I have made a user-friendly product" feeling.
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by RossM 15y ago
It works for me, I don't like the 3-5 seconds of warm-up time before each search though. I mainly use it for quick-launching applications though and Launchy does a much better job of it.
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by RossM 15y ago
Brilliant, was just about to start making one of these myself (this practice would be great for actually getting responses out of lecturers), thanks for sharing.
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by RossM 15y ago
I love the idea (and simplicity of it) but isn't this basically forwarding each scheduled message to follow up service? Seems like a little too much trust involved for me.
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by RossM 15y ago
I just ordered one on Chrome (Win) in the UK.
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by RossM 15y ago
Matt, I'd love to if I could. My issue is not from living in an unsupported country, but that Google Authenticator requires Android 2.01. However everywhere mentioned on the 2-step authentication site "Android 1.5" is blared at me. As a 1.5
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by RossM 15y ago
I agree, the badge and comment pop-ups are useful, yes, but when I'm not logged in (which seems to be most of the time as Chrome on Linux simply cannot remember me (cookies enabled)) the "hello guest" pop-ups are just unnecessary. However t
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by RossM 15y ago
From talking to two ex-publicans I know that: 1. Pubs are very expensive to run, and are difficult not to make a loss on. Rent goes up and up, and chain's prices go down. 2. The smoking ban in England caused a lot of pubs to be tipped over
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by RossM 15y ago
I would use the same implementation as a password reset token - generate a hash and store it with a time-to-live - but I would probably be less lenient with the TTL (although as has been discussed, not for any real good reason).
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by RossM 15y ago
> I guess I am being insufficiently clear about why this is no less secure than what exists today. Because it sounds scary really. But if someone aiming to take over an account already has access to the account's email inbox then forcin
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by RossM 15y ago
Perhaps they should be visible for the author only?
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by RossM 15y ago
Agreed (it might also interest you that you can generate them programmatically using the Google Chart API[1]). [1]: http://code.google.com/apis/chart/docs/gallery/qr_codes.html
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by RossM 15y ago
I think this would be easier if: - You could click a font's name to set it as the fallback font for that element, - and to display the selector that font applies to (I assume you're getting this from the CSS). However, this is a very useful
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by RossM 16y ago
Nor my 0 (type a ten, press left then backspace the one).
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by RossM 16y ago
Wanted to try this but I don't have an iPhone - looks like a solid idea though.
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Getupp - iOS app that shames you into getting motivated(getupp.com)
2 points by RossM 16y ago|1 comments
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by RossM 16y ago
Wow, that's strikingly similar, I had no idea (I don't use Opera).
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by RossM 16y ago
Different (Chrome-inspired) UI; faster (rendering speed) compared to previous versions and some techy-things like hardware acceleration. They also have synchronisation built-in now. I'm also a Chrome user but I'd quite like to switch back i
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by RossM 16y ago
Interesting (broken) results on the live view[1], PHP has a single vote in the main one but lots of entries in "other". [1]: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewanalytics?formkey=dHhwMm...
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by RossM 16y ago
While there are some features of PHP which are inherently a bad idea (register globals for example) these are, for the most part, deprecated and removed in the most up-to-date version. I agree with other views that it is the programmer's
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by RossM 16y ago
I've never done any iOS development but I have a feeling this is going to help me with the things I can't seem to find guidance for - thank you!
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by RossM 16y ago
I'm red-green colour blind but have difficulty in describing colours in general (I see them and know what they are but sometimes (and especially if they're under a coloured light) I can't specifically say what colour a wall is, for example)

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