adammarkey

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by adammarkey 18y ago
I imagine Netbeans will go the way of the Dodo since the Eclipse project is IBM's baby.
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by adammarkey 18y ago
An application of this we can all relate to: "Not all stalls (bathroom) are created equal"
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by adammarkey 18y ago
One application of this I can see is to create a page like this to understand what sites your company's (or country's) firewall / proxy might be blocking.
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by adammarkey 18y ago
As a former pro-gamer (sponsored by Diamond Multimedia for Counter-Strike... remember them?) turned pro-hacker to pay the bills, the future for pro-gaming seems bright. Quake-live is a great example of a game that could really become the ne
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Let's solve the DRM problem right now and stop selling games that aren't tied to digital distribution systems like Valve's steam or the upcoming On-Live distribution model. Not only does the publisher/developer get great control over their
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Just don't feed the bird alka seltzer before sending it off, or you might end up with some "corrupt packets".
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Full-screen browsing really helps to stay on task when browsing the web. Usually after 15 minutes of browsing I have 8 tabs open and no idea why I started the browser in the first place :) Kudos.
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by adammarkey 18y ago
View source will only show the state of the HTML before Javascript renders the rest of the HTML. Check out the application using firebug (firefox plugin) and look at the HTML that is actually being rendered. Lots of div's for the layout of
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Flex is very nice, but Flex uses a flash plugin as it's runtime. A flex application is compiled binary sent to the browser - doesn't sound very dynamic or open web to me. Cappucino uses good old XHTML and javascript. If you look at browser
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Lazy developers are something corporations and IT departments have to live with. The good ones leave and end up working for startups or go independent. The great thing about an IDE like this is that it can be a foundation for RAD projects -
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by adammarkey 18y ago
This could be a killer app for business applications. Having the development environment hooked up to the visual mockup designer is a key element for quickly bringing apps that the business likes and IT approves of. If they can get this rig
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Love is like a TCP connection. Startup and teardown are expensive, but once you're past that, you're in the butter-zone.
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by adammarkey 18y ago
Thinking of driving down from Boston for some shake-shack love. "Now THAT's a tasty burger!"
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by adammarkey 18y ago
I live and work in the route 128 tech sector or the "Route 128 Technomafia" as we like to call it. The biggest problem is it's image - it's full of large stuffy software / tech companies that cater to business and not the end consumer. Thes
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by adammarkey 18y ago
The question is: which windows process is most likely to become "the cyberdemon"? --> http://doom.wikia.com/wiki/Cyberdemon I'm going to go ahead and vote for "Outlook.exe"
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by adammarkey 18y ago
It is a lot like the lottery. However, it's a lottery that you can play (for 99 dollars and your time) and learn something in the process. Learning objective c and developing an interface for mobile multi-touch devices is well worth the pri