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   Africans on GitHub.anyone?

   1 points by as1ndu 11y ago|0 comments
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   Spotting the difference in images using CSS(franklinta.com)

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   by as1ndu 11y ago

   http://blog.codinghorror.com http://lea.verou.me/ http://ejohn.org/ http://byfat.xxx/ http://www.windytan.com/ http://meowni.ca/ and many other
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   What programming paradigm is ordinary CSS3?

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   by as1ndu 11y ago

   Go for it!!
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   The idea to ban salt from restaurants(newvision.co.ug)

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   Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy(plato.stanford.edu)

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   Blue Screen of Death for the Web – BSOD.js(tholman.com)

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   Vint Cerf: Software and Hardware will become obselete(bbc.com)

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    by as1ndu 11y ago

    No, it is not. may be in the 90's but this is 2015, we have search engine optimization, apps are not acessed on the domain, they run in the users device (case study http://vine.co ). Read advice from co-founder twitter, fou
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    by as1ndu 11y ago

    thanx for the enlightement!!!
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    by as1ndu 11y ago

    The reason is one. And it is because ad blockers actually do not affect both the publishers and ad companies that much. About only less 5% of the internet users world wide have ever employed ad blockers ( http://www.channelnew
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    by as1ndu 11y ago

    absolutely!!! look at the python code below :D print "Hello World!"