benbeltran

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by benbeltran 18y ago
I think it's not just about "in your face", but just easy to find. A lot of site make the download link real small and sometimes it drowns with the ads or rest of the elements in the page. I prefer sites that look natural than loud. A big d
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by benbeltran 18y ago
The physics don't do much to the gameplay, but they make the game very good-looking. Physics aren't just useful, they're also sexy.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
A flight over cupertino is in order though, for the interests of the android platform.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
actually, someone in the comments said this is already being done in japan. (Results may vary) I think he had a better idea of 2001 than those old looney tunes cartoons.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
2. that's what xhtml is all about isn't it? like xml + html? so then you're already encoding xml when you write xhtml, so proper semantic should be important. At least that's what I think, may be misunderstanding the whole thing. Also, HTML
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by benbeltran 18y ago
no, it's a mistake because it's semantically incorrect.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
Talent isn't everything, but it sure helps. But then again, maybe "talent" is just the product of hard work and dedication in the form of an almost scary obsession with something.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
The thing that caught my attention the most about this wasn't the size of the code or whatever, but the fact that they want to make it highly customizable. It's a pain. I'm sure there's a good example of TinyMCE finely-customized to fit an
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by benbeltran 18y ago
exactly what I was thinking... Soo, just because some people stop blogging and move to other platforms everyone should? Screw that. Of course, if you intend to use your blog to make some dinero and pay some of the bills, it's probably not g
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by benbeltran 18y ago
I thought nothing went in a straight line and everything moved in a wave-like motion.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
Interesting. I never questioned this but I also never tried to prove it. I wonder how this all started, and how it became commonly accepted as a truth.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
Sometimes developers can be very childish and proud. Just make the damn thing resizable or write a plugin or something.
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by benbeltran 18y ago
Well then I guess I'm at a good age to think about a proper startup. I just finished sophomore year :P
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by benbeltran 18y ago
About two years ago I wanted tot make a craigslist competitor for my area... But it was just me alone so I never kicked it off. I've been wanting to revive it though. I made some preliminary designs. (the design tests are oooold and in span
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by benbeltran 18y ago
Actually you're right about meebo. But I've used several other "Desktop on the web" websites or sites that use this paradigm and generally I think there must be another way because that doesn't really work for me. Now imagine if those kinds
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by benbeltran 18y ago
I don't think the whole "Desktop in the Web UI" fad is good for the web. A lot of apps that are used in the desktop could be easily ported to the web without the need of windows like this. There are other ways to do it, AJAX allows for them