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by aeontech 17y ago
Well, from what I remember in followup coverage, lj claimed that overwriting existing affiliate links was a bug, and they were also just trying to affiliate links that aren't already affiliated.
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by aeontech 17y ago
I would guess because a google.com link is not a link to a product, hence, there's no affiliate code for it in viglink databases? Try an amazon link perhaps?
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by aeontech 17y ago
Huh, didn't livejournal try the same trick a month or two ago? http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20100304/1741458425.shtml
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by aeontech 17y ago
Well, change my statement from "no way to make" to "no way to have made, and released by that point in 2008". yes, of course it took them years to build the iPad. I wasn't saying that they weren't working on it at that point. My point was t
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by aeontech 17y ago
Well, first of all, in 2008 there _was_ no way to make a $500 computer that wasn't a piece of junk. Not with currently available technology. I'm sure if they could build iPad 5 years earlier at the same price, they would have; the technolog
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by aeontech 17y ago
I'm pretty sure that anybody who's actually _good_ at these jobs definitely knows more than a little programming. (Even if it is shell programming). The ones who don't are ones who use toolkits built by other people.
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by aeontech 17y ago
We have a pdf of slides with mockups and detailed specs for our product. Each page - a slide. Each facet of functionality - a set of slides. Each step and interaction a user can go through - a slide. As a visual reference for implementation
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by aeontech 17y ago
photobucket? If you're not adamant about 'free', zenfolio [ http://www.zenfolio.com/zf/pricing.aspx ] is very nice, and quite affordable.
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by aeontech 17y ago
No, that one is the Korg app I believe. This one [1], however, does allow you to create your own OSC controllers. [1] http://hexler.net/software/touchosc
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by aeontech 17y ago
http://spreecommerce.com/
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by aeontech 17y ago
A lot of open source software go down the route of having the software free, and paying for guaranteed support and/or funding developers directly in order to get their specific bugs and needs met faster. That's definitely a viable path; the
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by aeontech 17y ago
Well, yeah, of course certain languages and skills are in much higher demand in corporate world, hence pay a lot higher. But my personal criteria for now is more about whether I will enjoy working somewhere and learn useful things, rather t
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by aeontech 17y ago
In my experience most companies that pay 150-300/hr are big companies who get their people through contracting agencies. Which agencies of course take about half of that for themselves. As a lone programmer, unless you are very good at mark
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by aeontech 17y ago
nice. although seems like pretty much the same idea as http://750words.com
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by aeontech 17y ago
Main uses so far... book reader, and watching video courses while being able to code/take notes on the laptop. I think we'll need to wait a few months for the real killer apps to show up. The really great ones take time to code, and it take
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by aeontech 17y ago
Up your font size? I've read 6 books on mine already (in iBooks and Kindle app both), no eye strain problems. [And strangely enough, I like the Kindle app better. Just wish there was a way to put my non-kindle ebooks into it].
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by aeontech 17y ago
Well, the other weird thing that I see is that the reviews that have been filtered, are overwhelmingly highly positive. Which leads me to think that while their spam filter is agressive in filtering positive reviews, it is still vulnerable
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by aeontech 17y ago
Still no way to request a manual review though. I already see several good detailed reviews by people that I know personally that have been flagged. As well as reviews filtered for businesses that I know personally and know for a fact that
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by aeontech 17y ago
And this is better than http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisptext.html how?
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by aeontech 17y ago
Yeah I tried it, but it's not as featureful as quicksilver, still. Maybe once it matures a bit.
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by aeontech 17y ago
I use quicksilver [ http://github.com/andreberg/blacktree-alchemy/downloads ], more than anything else. (still like it better than launchbar, even with it being not updated in a few years).
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by aeontech 17y ago
Another vote for Wing Chun / Wing Tsun here. I've been training with Bay Mountain Wing Tsun for about 10 years, really fun group, and very technical and precision oriented. I think what I like best about this style is that the teaching curr
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by aeontech 17y ago
that is really excellent news.