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alelefant
12y ago
You're missing the point, and you make it seem like everyone should be an expert in everything. Not everybody that uses a computer understands the thick stack of technologies at play. It may seem simple to you, but that's you .
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alelefant
12y ago
I've never built a Rails app, so perhaps there's something simple that I'm missing (I'm mostly a C# guy), but how would I use Skylight to monitor my on-premise application? The pricing makes it seems like a hosted servi
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12y ago
> with no skin in the game I took that as referring to field expertise. If that wasn't the intent, my mistake. I get what you're saying, but there isn't video documentation of everything, so at some point you take the wor
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12y ago
You don't need expertise in a particular profession to come to the conclusion that someone is being smug, rude, etc. If I saw someone on the street being disrespectful, is it unfair for me to come to that conclusion because I don'
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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer buys NBA team L.A. Clippers
(npr.org)
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alelefant
12y ago
Especially when hosted by a company residing in a G8 nation.
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alelefant
12y ago
Fair enough, "very casual" wasn't the best adverb to use. I agree with dyladan's point though; drinking on the weekends would certainly be considered casual in my circle of friends.
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alelefant
12y ago
I think that answer is easy: $$$. A lot of drugs cross state and country lines, so the fact that it's crossing the border of Colorado surely was expected.
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alelefant
12y ago
I'm surprised at how polarized the usage percentages are. Near 50% are using between 1-5 times a month and a touch over 20% are using 26-31 times per month (daily). It sounds like people are either using casually or they throw all th
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12y ago
Thanks for verifying the article was on-topic. ;)
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alelefant
12y ago
Tracking still works. Tracking multiple opens doesn't work since Gmail will cache the image, but the first load of the image can still be tracked.
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alelefant
12y ago
Blueprint Roomba instead of DJ Roomba?
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alelefant
12y ago
Sorry, but how does being a random shareholder imply that business is being conducted in the most efficient manner? Just because a company had an IPO doesn't mean it will make the most sensible decisions. I'm not saying Twitter i
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12y ago
I'm by no means a typography expert, in fact I don't particularly care about typography all that much. I like the new font, but there's some characters (e.g. "o") that just seem like they have an extra pixel or two
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12y ago
His mention of the glowing hockey puck made me realize that I haven't seen a glowing puck for awhile. Granted, it may be that I haven't watched hockey as much as I did when I was a kid, but I certainly didn't see it last yea
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alelefant
12y ago
It's almost certainly the multiple animations (<video> elements) on the page.
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alelefant
12y ago
"And I have made the that mistake. Friends and family member I have tried to show/teach programming." I'm just curious, knowing what you know now, how would you go about trying to show someone how to program? I may hav
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12y ago
The author writes: "The borderless nature of the web means it can be hard to avoid the ranting bigots and creeps we would ordinarily shun in the real world." While I understand his point, I believe this is one of the great things
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12y ago
I wouldn't call 3 months with 20 minutes of downtime a great track record. I'm not saying that the company isn't worthwhile, but more time might be deserved before calling it stable.
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alelefant
12y ago
I suspect this has spread like wildfire since their site isn't responding.
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12y ago
At long last I can avoid codeplex for browsing the aspnet source!
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12y ago
I'm really looking forward to the self-hosting features. I have a few client (Windows Forms) applications that would be so much better within the browser. Opening that door for client-side web applications where network connectivity i
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12y ago
The colors speak for themselves. ;) It is amazing how long that is. My only experience with a belt was working at Walgreens on warehouse truck days. Even our 60 foot belt continually had product falling off of it. I wonder what kind of
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alelefant
12y ago
This anonymous post is no better than the unsupported claims by Julie. Unsupported claims on top of unsupported claims.
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alelefant
12y ago
I was surprised to see you're based in Madison! Dangerously close to Muramoto.
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alelefant
13y ago
While that research is certainly interesting, the poster above you acknowledged that overclocking could result in failures.
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alelefant
13y ago
Can't look busy on my phone either.
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alelefant
13y ago
I think he means as a startup company you don't need the great tech team, you need the idea.