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by asnyder 16y ago
It's very interesting. We use to have much more technically minded copy, but that wasn't as effective. Interestingly enough the points that were criticized are in fact some of the actual core tenets of NOLOH, it's not buzz, those are it's m
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by asnyder 16y ago
There we go, without js, which you didn't identify at first. Rather, you just started to list things that seems like they weren't working. The best way to determine if something lives up to its claims is to try it. You can't look at sites d
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by asnyder 16y ago
You're basing your assumptions on a broken premise. You're clearly not browsing normally, but rather are crippling your browser in some way, after which you decide to bash whatever you can, without clearly identifying your methods. As I men
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by asnyder 16y ago
It's clear you didn't actually click on the sites in the powered by, but rather went completely on ShrinkTheWeb's out of date thumbnails. There is not a single dead link, and the image with the text is a reference to a server error, but cli
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by asnyder 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We do have that huge header that says "Build for the Web Faster & Easier!", thus we would hope you immediately conclude it's web based. For most of those points above, the keywords are actually links to more inf
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by asnyder 16y ago
I'm sorry it was difficult for you to find the necessary resources. On the home there's a link to a series of around 20 YouTube videos, a developer zone with 30 extensive articles, a full and in-sync API reference, and a growing Demo sectio
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by asnyder 16y ago
There doesn't need to be any additional complexity, if anything it can be simpler. I hate to constantly push NOLOH, but we've been doing this since 2005, and it works. It's been used by companies, and sites large and small, and no extra com
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by asnyder 16y ago
Originally posted in blog comment: Indeed, we originally had this idea back in 2004 (pre-AJAX craze), which led to the creation of NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ), available to the public since 2009 (commercial since 2005, public beta in 200
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by asnyder 16y ago
Nope, no user scripts or plug-ins. This is the second time this has happened in the past few days. Once it happens it'll be consistently like that for all my searches in that browser for the hours following. I inspected the source a bit and
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Ask HN: Anyone else getting the new annoying Google arrows?
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Shopkick App Pushes Bargains, Aisle by Aisle(nytimes.com)
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State of the Art - Call It ‘Creating Apps for Dummies’(nytimes.com)
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by asnyder 16y ago
Dupe. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=537000
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by asnyder 16y ago
I don't know how much research they've done in NYC, but anything not welded into the main-frame will be stolen. You can't leave a bike locked up unattended for any significant duration of time and expect your bike to be intact when you get
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Don’t Send In the Clones(nytimes.com)
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by asnyder 16y ago
While Zipcar is nice, that $1600 will realistically buy you 10 trips, in NYC anyway. Due to the high price of Zipcar I usually find myself avoiding any trips that would require one. Fortunately in NYC there aren't much of those, thus making
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by asnyder 16y ago
To HN: None of my comments are inflammatory, please stop downvoting. As a long time user of HN, this is really getting frustrating. My above comments were in the plus range until tonight, now all of a sudden they're 0, 1, and -1? At the ver
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by asnyder 16y ago
Thank you for signing up for a trial license, and thank you for the mention in your recent blog post. It's interesting you chose MySQL as an example, since they in fact didn't open-source everything, the Enterprise stuff as I recall was/is
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by asnyder 16y ago
So if we were to create a WebApp then it's perfectly okay for it to be closed, but as soon as we decide to write tools, then it has to be open? As was mentioned in the previous post, we try our best to open source anything non-central to th
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by asnyder 16y ago
As you can see from my initial comment I was just pointing out similar functionality in NOLOH that can be done right now. Others replied with questions to which I answered. There's nothing wrong with that, it's a natural part of Hacker News
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by asnyder 16y ago
That's a good question, one that we'll be answering in a detailed blog post later in the summer. In short, there is push back from many that would like a free and open-source product, but there's also acceptance from many seasoned developer
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by asnyder 16y ago
We feel that NOLOH is significantly advanced to warrant a small fee for commercial purposes. As you can see from my previous post we offer several free license options, including free licenses for open-source projects. Fortunately/Unfortuna
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by asnyder 16y ago
Loading is configurable, it's just an object like anything else. See LoadIndicator http://dev.noloh.com/#/api/WebPage/LoadIndicator/ . We're sorry about the confusion regarding licensing. Essentially free for anything non-commercial (open-
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by asnyder 16y ago
A similar sort of thing is already possible using the NOLOH PHP Framework ( http://www.noloh.com ) using its Listener Control. Using a quick example similar to the post you can simply do something like: http://noloh.diffpaste.com/#/691/ .
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A Net Game for Google?(nytimes.com)
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F.C.C. Chief Opposes Fees for Internet Priority(nytimes.com)
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by asnyder 16y ago
What sort of nonsense is this? You do a search for tea party, which yields some small local organizations, with relatively no donations. When I refer to tea party, I'm referring to actual candidates. For example, Sharron Angle, Mark Rubio,
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by asnyder 16y ago
You have to be more specific of your definition of Brooklyn. It sounds like you're implying Williamsburg, and Carroll Gardens, which frankly isn't representative of Brooklyn. Williamsburg in particular is essentially an extension of Manhatt
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by asnyder 16y ago
I didn't get sick. I was born sick. Unfortunately, I inherited my father's genetics which have already resulted in one tumor being removed from my spine (I was 21). I had insurance, since my father worked for the city. However, once I turne
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by asnyder 16y ago
You don't find it a little odd that you feel it necessary that I provide the links and resources to easily findable information, but the commenter who I replied to need not substantiate his claims in a similar way? Especially when the burde

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