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asnyder
17y ago
Through its unique patent-pending method of anonymously detecting copy and paste behavior on any website Really?
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asnyder
17y ago
I thought this was pretty silly. Perhaps I've oversaturated with blog posts on 3.3.1.
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Peeking Inside the iPad - Interactive Feature
(nytimes.com)
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17y ago
I can't think of any OSS, but Vuzit makes a pretty good one that you can add and embed in your website without having to host your files with them http://vuzit.com/ .
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asnyder
17y ago
I don't understand. 3.3.1 is very clear, is Apple allowed to pick and choose whom they want to enforce that clause on?
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Change We Can Believe In
(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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17y ago
It is ONE language. NOLOH extends PHP, and you only develop in NOLOH. NOLOH has it's own syntax that's different than PHP. We accomplish this through the use of extensive syntactical sugars. You can read a little bit about this in our devel
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17y ago
There's something about SEO like this that really bothers me. We should be designing and building websites for other human beings, not for robots and algorithms. However, search engines being the de facto way to find websites nowadays we'll
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17y ago
I agree, if you had to write in 4 languages that would be terrible. Fortunately there are frameworks like NOLOH, http://www.noloh.com that allow you to develop in ONE language for the web, instead of the 4 you mention. Disclaimer: I'm a c
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17y ago
It's really up to you. If the websites on your network agree to add a component to their website you can technically implement this with an IFRAME or any component with JavaScript that references some JavaScript file of yours. You can even
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17y ago
I'm somewhat conflicted about the claim that there's no apps. It seems that the JooJoo was meant to be one of the first devices to think of the browser as the only necessary gateway to your apps. If we take the browser and web apps into con
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17y ago
I'm sure this comment will be downvoted too. Your response is very odd to me. You value tlrobinson's contribution Cappuccino even though from your statements your perfectly happy writing your own HTML. So Cappuccino doesn't benefit you in t
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17y ago
I understand your doubts but as you see we explain it thoroughly here http://dev.noloh.com/#/articles/Search-Engine-Friendly/ . It does work, we've had this feature since 2008 and have numerous sites and users using it. If you Google for N
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17y ago
I'm sure replying is futile since there appears to be a dedicated anti-asnyder block here voting me down to oblivion. Yes, really. Believe it or not we run into the 280north guys from time to time and building an app just for apps sake with
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17y ago
I did, unfortunately, other things crept to the top of our list and it didn't make sense to invest any resources into that effort. We also realized that it would mostly piss you guys off. There's a list of some of our users' websites at ht
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17y ago
tomalsky has a retort about time below: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1250479 . I meant us and other frameworks developing as an individual, not a team. Sorry for the confusion. Cappuccino & Sproutcore are in fact free & Open
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asnyder
17y ago
Thank you for notifying us. We'll post a fix shortly.
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asnyder
17y ago
Before you know it they'll be adding clauses like "Code for your application may not be written on Sunday".
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17y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder of NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ) I'm sorry but this isn't true. Platforms such as NOLOH, Cappuccino and many others allows you to develop sophisticated web applications without having to worry about JS, CSS, HT
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17y ago
Again, not to frustrate but aside from the Mac interface there's really not much separating this from these examples: http://demos.telerik.com/webmail/ http://gwt.google.com/samples/Mail/Mail.html http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/example
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17y ago
We don't, our content IS indexed by search engines. We have different rendering engines for different end users. Search Engines, Mobile Devices, JavaScript Enabled Browsers, and Non-JS enabled browsers. Please see http://dev.noloh.com/#/ar
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Disclaimer: I'm one of the co-founders of NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ). I want to apologize in advance for being so brash. I find that these demonstrations are very misleading. We all ohh and ahh, but not because of the technical accompli
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China’s Censorship Machine Takes On the Internet
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I'm sorry he had such a bad experience with Gentoo. I personally have been using Gentoo for all our servers for the past 3-4 years now and could never go back to anything else. I love portage, ports, and use flags. It's hard to believe that
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AOL Plans to Sell or Close Bebo
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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‘Suicide’ Query Prompts Google to Offer Hotline
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Developers Are in a Scramble to Strike iPad Gold
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Op-Chart - How Green Is My iPad?
(nytimes.com)
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IPad Will Be Huge, Just Not With People Like Me
(danshafer.posterous.com)
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17y ago
Wow, I had no idea. I wonder if this article is going to saturate that bar and make going there pointless.
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