Ruska

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by Ruska 12y ago
A situation being better than it used to be is a poor argument against making further progress. Hopefully, one day I will be the crotchety old man complaining about how the new kids never had to worry about IE8 issues.
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by Ruska 13y ago
>People don't want to buy a bunch of small stuff a la carte. They just don't. Are you familiar with In App Purchases? The fact that so many apps are moving towards being free with paid content after purchase/install kind o
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by Ruska 13y ago
The slideshow on this page gives a decent overview: https://www.docker.io/learn_more/
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by Ruska 13y ago
When learning a new language it is often difficult to master the little details. Swap out 'has' with 'have', 'its' with 'their', 'other' with 'others' and it changes to: "All
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by Ruska 13y ago
I'm a huge fan of WebFaction
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by Ruska 13y ago
Exactly. I censor myself all the time in any online setting that isn't anonymous. I'll have my contribution to the conversation typed out, edited, and then I think on whether someone somewhere could possible take it the wrong way,
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by Ruska 13y ago
That depends if the domains are valuable to you. For example, see this post, which could have been prevented by a registrar that was more secure. https://medium.com/p/24eb09e026dd
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by Ruska 13y ago
Allowed: >Listings that offer physical items, downloadable items, or services (such as home improvement services) The winner gets the source code (downloadable) and one week of consulting (service)
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by Ruska 13y ago
Also, don't underestimate the value of making sure a client is happy. My first client required little more than setting up a WordPress theme and doing some design tweaks. I bent over backwards for them, and now about half of my clients
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by Ruska 13y ago
Could you elaborate on the differences between the two, and why you decided to write off all of Elance after one bad experience?
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by Ruska 13y ago
You should also check out Font Awesome[1]. It's a really useful icon collection licensed under the MIT license. [1] http://fontawesome.io/
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by Ruska 13y ago
One of the winning entries from the Node Knockout competition did this[1]. They didn't give any real numbers (20kH is mentioned in the comments, but it's not clear how many devices it took for that), but it does seem like you woul
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by Ruska 13y ago
>almost no chance of working in the real world Why do you think this? The company that I work for uses remarketing, and it actually works really well. I don't know the details behind it, but I know that it's a good source of le
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by Ruska 13y ago
Some big issues with that font (Chrome on Windows 7) http://i.imgur.com/a2vkcqh.png
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by Ruska 13y ago
It's still kind of new for a lot of products. Macbook Pros that were released before the Retina MBP (16 months ago) could be upgraded.
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by Ruska 13y ago
Especially when you consider the fact that it's impossible to upgrade the RAM. Sure, many users are fine with 4GB now. However, many users that want a laptop that will satisfy their needs for several years will be frustrated to learn t
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by Ruska 13y ago
That's their choice, obviously. I hate being forced to watch a video, and when I land on a page that only has video content I leave.
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by Ruska 13y ago
There are quite a few services that offer non-DRM epubs. O'Reilly's online store[1] is just one example, and there are a lot more listed in Defective By Design's ebook guide[2]. http://shop.oreilly.com/categor
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by Ruska 13y ago
Don't say anything. At all. Nothing you say will help your circumstances, but it can hurt you.
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by Ruska 14y ago
Blog posts and wikis are great for finding a quick fix/example on how to solve a small problem. I find books useful for when I'm learning a new concept from scratch.
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by Ruska 14y ago
If I'm branching out into a new field or learning a new concept where I have minimal knowledge, I'll often check for a book on the subject. Personally, I'm a fan of the Head First books.