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by _neil 12y ago
I just recently left Richmond, VA and drove down Lombardy St. every day on my way to/from work.
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by _neil 12y ago
That's basically the same list of issues that Sparrow had.
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by _neil 12y ago
AFAIK, Inbox still only supports @gmail.com addresses.
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by _neil 12y ago
Same, but if you go type the headline into Google and follow the WSJ link, you should be able to read it.
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by _neil 12y ago
127.0.0.1 news.ycombinator.com 127.0.0.1 reddit.com etc.
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by _neil 12y ago
Yes and I chuckled at the mental image of woz using the term "shitshow". Only to be disappointed when I got the bottom of the page and saw it was written by a Geoff. Good article, though.
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by _neil 12y ago
Somewhat related is a recently published book by Angus Croll called If Hemingway Wrote Javascript[0]. It's not so much about Javascript as it is about the writing styles of great authors and the expressiveness inherent in writing code.
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by _neil 12y ago
Seems like a cool idea. Nothing comes up when I search cities in VA. And when I went directly to their pages I got a rails error: http://banklocal.info/locations/va/3174-virginia-beach-va http://bankloc
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by _neil 12y ago
There's also Atlas [0], the learning environment from O'Reilly. Also announced a couple days ago. [0] http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/tags/featured
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by _neil 12y ago
This looks great. I've used uptimerobot on several client projects where I just need a simple up/down notification. The control panel is a little weird, but other than that works really well for its purposes. And it's free.
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by _neil 12y ago
I do understand your concern but we had a cat door for years and the cats were fine, if not happier, going outside at will. The worst that happened was they would occasionally bring in dead/mostly dead animals to show off as trophies f
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by _neil 12y ago
I am not sure. I think I've seen leads from non-US companies before but I may be remembering wrong.
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by _neil 12y ago
You might be interested in http://workingnomads.co/ or http://letsworkshop.com/
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by _neil 12y ago
I think my favorite is the Aeropress "ritual" video. http://vimeo.com/40980282
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by _neil 12y ago
Like Gollum? https://github.com/gollum/gollum
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by _neil 12y ago
Similar to http://www.aislefinder.com and http://www.supermarketapi.com
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by _neil 12y ago
Have you used Popcorn Time? I would say the interface is very slick and easy to use.
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by _neil 12y ago
Thanks. I hadn't seen rpush and it looks great.
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by _neil 12y ago
You may want to look at houston [0] and/or helios [1]. [0] https://github.com/nomad/houston [1] http://helios.io/
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by _neil 13y ago
I understand your point and agree with you to some extent, but robbing a liquor store is absolutely worse than stealing content online. For several reasons.
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by _neil 13y ago
It seems silly that you would want new legislation in this instance. Do you feel similarly about exclusive games on Xbox/playstation? What about apps that are only available for iOS?
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by _neil 13y ago
Similarly, Offscreen Magazine[0] has a section in each issue called Logbook. It gives an hourly-ish breakdown of a given day for various digital creators, from waking up to falling asleep. [0] http://www.offscreenmag.com/
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by _neil 13y ago
I'm sure you are right and I didn't mean any disrespect. Just a casual observation.
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by _neil 13y ago
Don Norman looks impressively uncomfortable in his photo.
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by _neil 13y ago
I hadn't heard of Cuba before. Grape[1] would also be worth listing in the Ruby section. It's an actively maintained microframework for REST APIs. [1] https://github.com/intridea/grape
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by _neil 13y ago
The socket stuff is cool, but I believe johnnyfive[0] (and others[1]) have also accomplished what you're describing. [0] https://github.com/rwaldron/johnny-five [1] https://github.com/search?q=ardu
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by _neil 13y ago
I've been using your app a little bit since I saw it mentioned on HN. Really well done. It's simple, intuitive, and gets out of the way as soon as I'm done using it. Thanks.
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by _neil 13y ago
That's per dyno, per second . 6,000 per dyno total, which seems very reasonable. As timdorr mentioned, Pusher's largest (publicly available?) plan only allows for 5,000 connections.
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by _neil 13y ago
When you say timed shot, do you mean set the phone on something and remove my hands from the equation entirely? If so, what about downward shots? (Which, coincidentally, most of my photos are.) Usually I reduce the tap-nudge by doing hold-a
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by _neil 13y ago
Probably obvious, but there's another ruby project named Warden as well (handles user authentication): https://github.com/hassox/warden This project looks pretty cool, though.

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