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Japanese Phone Makers Look to Ride Android’s Surge
(nytimes.com)
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That's probably only true because you hear about it here, which is a very self-selective group, who tend to lean towards Ruby, Python and the "popular" trends. In the PHP community being like ruby, or rails is not necessarily a plus and can
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16y ago
There are many similar frameworks to choose from. Such as: (in no particular order) GWT ( http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ ) SmartClient ( http://www.smartclient.com ) NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ) DHTMLX ( http://www.dhtmlx.com ) QooXdo
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What Did Watson the Computer Do?
(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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They do offer PDF export functionality and annotations, but yes, I can see where crocodoc has some nice advantages, possibly. I'm not associated with Vuzit, but I am a user, so I don't necessarily know how they would respond to this.
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Not to rain on anyone's parade, but Vuzit ( http://www.vuzit.com ) has been offering a similar service, including its own API for years.
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Definitely not the first. Vuzit has been offering a non-flash document viewer for years. http://www.vuzit.com .
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Wouldn't removing all the zeros be a bit dishonest? An average price certainly includes all those that opted to pay $0, otherwise you don't have an accurate and honest representation of the data.
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Uneven Rise for Groupon in Japan
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Yeah, I went to tech during that period. It didn't make much sense, I remember the writing on the desks, Stuy rules, tech sucks and vice versa.We were in high school after all. The interesting thing is that Stuy was still Stuy, just in Tech
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I went to Brooklyn Tech, like Stuyvesant it's one of the Specialized Science High Schools (at the time I went there were only 3, Stuy, Tech, and Bronx Science) with entrance via examination. I can tell you that my high school experience was
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I recommend trying PayLeap ( http://www.payleap.com ) They're both a gateway and Credit Card processor. They're also very developer friendly, have the best rates around and have FREE recurring billing. We just switched after meeting them a
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While it may be out of scope, it would be nice to see how he would address the increasing level of automation and its factors on classes, labor, wealth, and population.
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Wallflowers at the Revolution
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I think this is a great start, but there doesn't appear to be enough detail in some of the classes/libraries for sale. For example, there is an interesting scaffolding class but the details provided are very limited. There's no compatibilit
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After reading this post I'm tempted to sign up, but I'm fearful, $5 a month is a great price, I would quickly move our backups over (hundreds of GBs), but it doesn't seem sustainable... what am I missing?
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I care very much about the hardware I use, I just don't care very much for the iPhone hardware. Your phrasing makes it seem like all those ruffians that don't care about hardware are relegated to the Android bin. In practice, I would say th
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This is ver unfortunate, I'm happy for the founders, but OkCupid is a great service. I met my girlfriend of almost 2 years now there. I fear for what it will become. This is a very sad day on the Internet.
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We have. The problem of course stems from the more established brands picking apart our tech and incorporating it into their own, thus making our tech obsolete. There's also the issue regarding our existing customers that paid for Professio
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It does, but it's not ideal. Remember, it's important to separate noloh.com, from NOLOH the tool's capabilities. The decisions we made regarding noloh.com, in no way reflects the capabilities of NOLOH. In a NOLOH application or website, you
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Yes, we thought this in early 2005 and created NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ) as a solution. You write your app in a single tier, rather than having to worry about all the plumbing (Cross-browser issues, AJAX, client-server interaction, Com
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Not to nit pick, but he was describing the iOS and iPad experience, and not a Mac or OSX. I would say the OSX experience is closer to Windows than the iOS experience. He very well might have had similar prompts if he were using OSX.
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I've never had these issues with Windows 7. The initial complaints are due to the apps you want to use requiring Java and Flash, that's independent of the OS, and would be the case with any Operating System that could use Java and Flash. Yo
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As the name suggests, really only works in WebKit. I initially tried it in my current browser of choice, the latest Opera, and sure enough doesn't render properly. Tried it in Chrome and looks great. Good job.
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Indeed, according to the fact sheet ( http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/rii/restaurant-gra... ) Initial Inspection. Every restaurant is scheduled for an unannounced inspection at least once a year. A restaurant that scores 0 to 13
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If possible, you should also raise flags for restaurants that have low scores in their initial inspection, but corrected it in the follow-up. You'll see lots of restaurants hit with a failing number of points, then they get the mandated fol
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If I remember correctly, setting the wmode param slows down flash performance significantly. I also remember it having significant trouble in opera. However, it's possible that these issues are now fixed in the newer browsers, but I'm prett
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Unfortunately you'll have to wait until the white paper for details. Philip Ross has spent a significant amount of time and effort these past 2.5 years researching and implementing various solutions. I unfortunately can't summarize the solu
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Yes, one of them is NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ). It's actually an acronym for "Not One Line Of HTML". You can of course use HTML/CSS/JavaScript, but you never have to, and if you do there's extensive handling to allow you to do things yo
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You can find extensive details regarding our thinking on Comet in our Comet slides from various conferences. http://www.slideshare.net/noloh/comet-by-pushing-server-data... . There's no way we can easily answer you with the "methods" we're
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