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Extending Broadband Service to the Disconnected(nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
That was a terrible movie. I'm sorry. It started out good, but then just went on and on and on. Why would you subject someone else to it?
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by asnyder 16y ago
I find this a very troubling mentality on an official blog post. This makes me think that the general mindset of WakeMate was to disregard or forget about the initial payments by their customers. The fact that they had to be reminded of thi
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Apple Blocks Developer from App Store(nytimes.com)
10 points by asnyder 16y ago|5 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
That's what autoload is for. It's been around since PHP 5.0. http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php and allows you to require the necessary files or classes only when you need them. Seems like they solved this problem to me.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Yep, the problem with their brand is that it's not Google or Apple. If Apple or Google were to release a clone of Opera tomorrow it would have significant higher usage stats and buzz. Lets face it, as much as we would like to believe we jud
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Microsoft Calling. Anyone There?(nytimes.com)
8 points by asnyder 16y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
We do offer open-source projects license, and have an open-source guarantee. Meaning that if anything should happen to us the source-code would be opened. We're currently designing a clearer product section that details the guarantee along
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by asnyder 16y ago
Reading that article was pretty frustrating for me. Sure, if somebody decides to sit down and start writing a complex WebApp or program in direct PHP it can be a hodge-podge, however, if you were to use many of the frameworks out there you
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by asnyder 16y ago
The PHP programmers tell me to just do a lazy check on each page load for auctions that are closed I don't know if I believe this blanket statement. I personally can't imagine a competent PHP programmer, let alone any programmer suggestin
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by asnyder 16y ago
I think Business 2.0 was pretty close to that. Personally I enjoyed it very much, but sadly it was shuttered several years ago.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Although you're a Python hacker, you may want to save yourself some time and use NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ). It handles most of the aspects of development that usually distract you and let you focus on your core application. It features
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Long an Upstart, Apple Plays New Role - Goliath(nytimes.com)
5 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
I thought this quote was amusingly relevant. "It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior exposure to BASIC: as potential programmers they are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration." -
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In the Singularity Movement, Humans Are So Yesterday(nytimes.com)
36 points by asnyder 16y ago|40 comments
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Today Is the Day to Sell a Used iPhone(gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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Under Pressure, Teachers Tamper With Test Scores(nytimes.com)
28 points by asnyder 16y ago|40 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
I stand corrected. Would be nice to not have been down-voted to oblivion for a misunderstanding.
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IPad’s Arrival in Tokyo Causes Japanese to Reflect(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
13 points by asnyder 16y ago|13 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
Try CKEditor, http://www.ckeditor.com . Most frameworks even have plug-in versions of it so you don't need to do very much to communicate with it. For example, our framework NOLOH has a CKEditor Nodule (NOLOH Module). You can see a live ex
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Q and A: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s Chief Executive(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
22 points by asnyder 16y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
For a moment I thought OLED was trademarked and that the domains would be effectively forced over to the trademark owner. I did a quick US trademark search and couldn't find the OLED mark registered. His gamble will probably pay off.
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by asnyder 16y ago
They're saying that if you want to use GPLed code, then you have to follow the GPL rules. Clearly the person writing that code decided to use a GPL license, instead of something more flexible like an MIT or BSD license. Thus it makes perfec
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City Room: Bloomberg Announces Investment in Tech Start-Up(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
4 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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Futuristic Vending Machines Change the Face of Retailing(nytimes.com)
5 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
One of my favorite features with Linux Mint is the ability to play pretty much all media codecs right out of the box. Flash, QuickTime, MP3s, and so on just work. And work really well. From a legal perspective, this is a bit dicey. It's no
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by asnyder 16y ago
I don't understand the negative feelings towards proprietary web frameworks. We offer a product that solves a problem. We've been working at it for 6 years, have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into R&D, and have numerous free
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by asnyder 16y ago
This happens often in Obama's speeches. If you watch them whole they're insightful, well thought out, and very meaningful. However, both the visual and printed press have no patience to actually deliver the full content, but rather will alw
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by asnyder 16y ago
You should really try NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ). I'm not just saying that because I'm one of the co-founders, but because we've found it to be the easiest way to create sophisticated websites, and WebApps easily. Every year we get a ba
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Another Casualty of 3.3.1. RunRev CEO on revMobile and Apple's new SDK Agreement(runrev.com)
5 points by asnyder 16y ago|2 comments

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