adamkiss

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by adamkiss 9y ago
Someone in the inability field for 20 minutes still can't hyphenate.
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Even then would work (on youtube, for instance) if the owner was entertaining enough, while eating delicious chocolate.
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by adamkiss 14y ago
I am not questioning whether OP did something wrong; If he did, as a paying customer (and first offender), I would anticipate some kind of notification email, or something at least. Sure, for repeat offenders: repeat notifications, then clo
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Ah, that didn't cross my mind. Thanks
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Does it even care if it's rejected or not? There is a prior patent, doesn't that count as 'prior art' (i.e. this new patent is just overpriced paper)?
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by adamkiss 14y ago
> They seem to have the same quirky creative culture I see what you did there. +1
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Well, at least they "Think Different" – "Here's to the crazy ones…" :D
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by adamkiss 14y ago
> But a simple 2-strike rule is worthless. If paid service unrestorably deletes data without first getting in touch with client, it is worthless, as you should have moved away first time it happened.
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by adamkiss 14y ago
for $10k-$15k and good brief, you could get let's say 5–8 freelancer designers to do a PAID creative pitch (there's your difference between spec work and 'normal' creative pitch), get multiple high quality (and relevant) options, and give t
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An Open Letter to E-Book Retailers: Let’s have a return to common sense(teleread.com)
1 points by adamkiss 14y ago|0 comments
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by adamkiss 14y ago
FYI: I really wanted to sign up just to try out the service, but I can't, I picked GitHub (because that one takes less information than, say, Twitter ["Application will be able to follow new people"]), but I just keep getting redirected to
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by adamkiss 14y ago
>> I know the founder of remenis.com he explained to me the idea in Dec 2011 That's good for him, but you can hardly clone something, that's an idea in someone's had, right? Thus it seems that - shocker - there was no cloning involv
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Simple WHOIS shows that storylane.com is online since 2003 (although this service probably wasn't there, but I am a user of storylane since about march 2012) and remenis.com was created on 18-Jun-12, so you've got that clone the other way a
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by adamkiss 14y ago
I can't believe the amount of positive reactions to this. Am I the only one who is reading something along the lines "Yeah, they don't want us, and we don't care. We won't do anything in hopes of people switching iOs for Android" in this? I
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by adamkiss 14y ago
You kind of already do target mobile – except, of course, professionals quoting wikipedia.
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by adamkiss 14y ago
I thought so as well first time, but it seems they do, see 'subset' section here: http://www.edgefonts.com/#url-specification Also: http://jsfiddle.net/6zUQu/1/ It seems that only the example on their site includes 'default' character s
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by adamkiss 14y ago
Neat? I thought it sucks for me for the same reason… Once I started text selecting as I usually do, it went black, then back, then black… annoying.
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No-Name Company Sues Internet, Misunderstands GitHub(wired.com)
5 points by adamkiss 14y ago|0 comments
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by adamkiss 14y ago
I can't believe this isn't on the homepage. Such a great story of clash of 'the doers' on one side and poor management and no vision on the other side.
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by adamkiss 15y ago
First: congratulations; doing something meaningful AND succeeding at the same time, moreover at that age deserves some congratulation, and some nods. Good work. Second: With rather good spirit and having something to say (obviously, you kno
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by adamkiss 15y ago
Okay, then it's the javascript. But what javascript (running jQuery+UI) providing async script loading and few UI elements, can cost $100.000 to debug on IE8+, for instance? I'm not saying there [on the 4ormat] isn't technical solution that
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by adamkiss 15y ago
What is this? There was no real argument, no mentioned technologies, that were the ice-breaker. Sure, in IE6, even the PNGs weren't working properly, but, talking layout, IE7+ is mostly a question of 5-10 additional rules (on small scale we