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18y ago
The one thing you're forgetting is that this happens _every_ time there's a new website redesign for Facebook. Its actually very typical for this to happen in general. People despise change will complain about a new design even if the desig
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18y ago
Most of the growth is thanks to our drug policy.
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Red Hat's JBoss Software Draws Patent Suit
(informationweek.com)
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This is pretty close to reality in the form of the Eye-Fi: www.eye.fi. The sd card automatically uploads pictures/video over wifi to your computer and/or certain social networking sites.
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18y ago
Nielsen readily admits that the usability of his site is bad, but it is distinctive looking.
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18y ago
Try JSON: { "directories_to_backup": [ {"directory_name": "/media/programming", "exclude_dirs": ["/media/programming/log_files", "/media/programming/temp_files" ] }, {"directory_name": "/media
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18y ago
I agree with you. Whenever I hear someone say the words "best practice" I rewrite that in my head as "average practice". If you have a team full of idiots you probably don't want to use git anyways.
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18y ago
Twitter has a lot of mindshare (I can't believe how much I see it mentioned on TV or mainstream newspapers). However, in terms of user base they are still pretty small (6 million?). There will be more competitors, especially since making yo
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18y ago
The economy is in trouble, but depression still seems like quite a stretch to me.
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18y ago
It is extremely difficult to get an undergrad education without going into some debt even if you go to a public instituion. I went to a very cheap state school in a low cost of living area and even with a full scholarship I barely escaped w
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18y ago
This is not exactly a very convincing article. For one the two examples do not display the same in FF3 (there's different amounts of white space between the three columns in the different versions), and of course, the examples looks complet
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18y ago
w3schools overestimates the firefox share because there are far more web designer/developers going to their site. The actual breakdown is more like 66% IE6/IE7 and 33% FF/Opera/Safari. Opera and Safari are a couple percentage points each.
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18y ago
From the link: > Hi everyone, > Thanks for responding so quickly. We are looking into the > issue, and as soon as I have an update, I'll post it > here. If you don't have an unlimited SMS plan, and > you're worried ab
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18y ago
While I believe its true, I still don't think good teachers are worth 100k/year. That's way too high. That's higher than any other basic profession except doctor/lawyer, and there are certainly some doctors and lawyers that don't make that
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18y ago
When I put ubuntu on my machine at home firefox 3 seemed substantially slower than it did on windows. I'm not sure if FF3 is crappy on iinux or if there was something about my install that was screwed up.
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18y ago
What's a more efficient way to financial freedom than creating and selling a startup? Probably the only other realistic alternative was becoming an investment banker, but I don't think anyone is going to argue for that one right now.
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18y ago
You more or less just described 4chan.org, which does in fact get an absurd amount of traffic.
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18y ago
Touche.
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18y ago
Why can't you ask if someone is a US citizen? I thought certain jobs (e.g., DoD contractor needing security clearance) required citizenship? Or are you only allowed to ask about that in specific circumstances?
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18y ago
That's actually really interesting. How much traffic does the site get anyways?
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18y ago
According to wikipedia average american eats 70 pounds of HFCS syrup a year, so that's significantly more risk.
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18y ago
Do you think John Carmack's time is better spent writing 3d engines or lobbying congress?
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18y ago
I would guess that it has a lot more to do with the volume of traffic on newmogul vs HN than the type of people.
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18y ago
Its a way to get around VAT for euros isn't it?
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If there's a 100 different systems out there that's a pretty amazing sign that CMS is not a solved problem. I think part of the problem is there is no way to build a one-size fits all solution. Any solution will need to be customized by a t
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18y ago
If you just start using jquery would anyone know besides yourself and the other frontend developer? At my current job I've found the old adage that its better to ask for forgiveness than permissions works wonders.
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A conservative is someone you don't like (if you're a liberal). Other than that, I have no idea what the hell it means (vice versa for the term liberal). Political discussions are tough to have because the terminology has become so meaningl
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Its true as long as money != unfathomable riches.
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Twitter has got some pretty impressive growth right now. I'm sure they are pitching reasonable plans to their investors for how they are going to make money. However, Twitter does seem overly cautious with rolling out any attempts to genera
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18y ago
Xbox Live is the only truly innovative product I can think of that MS has put out in quite a long time. And even Xbox Live is getting pretty old.
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