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by altano 19y ago
Wow this site is awesome: "FastSeduction.com is the Center of the Seduction Universe(TM), your Get Laid Portal(TM)."
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by altano 19y ago
Surprisingly easily
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by altano 19y ago
It's amazing that Cringely can be so consistently off the mark about everything to such a wild degree and still have a column that people link to.
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by altano 19y ago
So is that like... A macarena type fad? Please explain this to us old folks =\
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by altano 19y ago
I've found RimuHosting to be worth the small premium for sure. I've never had a support request take more than 15 minutes to be fully resolved in a competent and friendly manner... how many hosts can that be said of? So yeah, I highly reco
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by altano 19y ago
It's not select based, it is event based, utilizing the relatively new support for event-driven IO in the Linux and FreeBSD kernels (kqueue/epoll).
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by altano 19y ago
The mac with the smallest screen that can still be plugged directly into a DVI monitor without an adaptor.
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by altano 19y ago
Can we please, for the love of face, have a way to vote articles irrelevant?
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by altano 19y ago
How ridiculous. He presents a very simple, easy to read recursive function as the solution, but claims "This is risky: what if someone redefines or deletes the method? Can it be done without defining any methods, to prevent this problem?"
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by altano 19y ago
Really?: http://www.rubystuff.com/shirts.html
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Shirts for Ruby Nerds(rubyrags.com)
2 points by altano 19y ago|2 comments
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by altano 19y ago
Anyone care to count the number of times he said _fired_ in that video?
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by altano 19y ago
Is it just me or is Xobni the perfect example of all that is ridiculous about what is or isn't this bubble we have nowadays? I mean seriously... a social networking Outlook plugin?
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by altano 19y ago
webmail.us is extremely well run, despite their enterprisey web page. I would recommend them very highly.
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by altano 19y ago
I'm always surprised by how few people recommend Vienna. If you're on the Mac and you're a power user, there just isn't another RSS reader that gets the shortcut keys right. It even has slight variations on how some of the navigation work
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by altano 19y ago
Well in the case of my application, the submitter of that application, namely me, went on to live a meaningless existence.
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by altano 19y ago
gross
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by altano 19y ago
You need to find some way of seeding the current projects. The site looks baron as is. Perhaps you can pledge on a few projects that you could use internally.
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by altano 19y ago
I'm subscribed to ~25 podcasts but wouldn't recommend most of them... which I guess means it's time for me to clean up my list. Here are some that I would recommend: Non-tech (in order of awesomeness): 30 Seconds with Phone Guy; WNYC's Rad
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by altano 19y ago
I'll check it out, thanks.
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by altano 19y ago
Sorry, but it's not online anymore. Though if you're curious, it was the part of the essay about people using words that don't mean anything. No but seriously, what the hell does it mean to be "offended?"
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by altano 19y ago
That wasn't a terrible article, but some of these suggestions were bad. Why would slow performance stop you from using url_for() when you should be caching the resulting html anyway? If you're going to take this approach to performance opt
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by altano 19y ago
"What you can't say" is definitely one that struck a chord. In fact, my paraphrasing the article online is the way I met my husband, so thanks Paul :)
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by altano 19y ago
Exactly. Even better, your RSS feed reader/aggregator does it for you. EVEN better yet, your feed reader can assign weights to the feeds based on how often you actually read the content.
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by altano 19y ago
If there's a way of uploading an OPML file on your site, I'm not seeing it. Most people who are fanatic about RSS aren't going to be able to manually input the URL to each of their feeds due to the sheer number of feeds they subscribe to.
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by altano 19y ago
The format of the output is somewhat less important, although I just seem to think RSS feeds are a inherently superior way to get content than a list of links. The INPUT on the other hand is extremely important. Take a look at Reddit... yo
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Has anyone created an RSS-based recommendation engine yet?
9 points by altano 19y ago|11 comments