bomberstudios

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by bomberstudios 7y ago
> Recently formed an agency with a few other automation devs who do similar stuff if you want to check it out: https://weautomatestuff.com Would love to hear more about the business side of this, because this sounds like the
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by bomberstudios 11y ago
> clearly no one will ever pay you for such a service such that you'll break even, much less make $100/year. "revenue is hard to predict but I expect around $200k for the year" Source: the one guy that runs Pinboard
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by bomberstudios 11y ago
If you used The Unarchiver, Pathfinder or Keka to unzip it, try using OSX's Archive Utility
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Unfactoring from Patterns. Job Security trough Code Obscurity(rubyhoedown2008.confreaks.com)
1 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|0 comments
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Biotechnology and Interaction Design(tentempie.net)
1 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|0 comments
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
Guess what? The broken robot: http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup/illustrations-vector... and home page illustration: http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=4237042 are also stock images.
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RailsConf Europe 2008: Registration is now open(en.oreilly.com)
1 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|0 comments
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
Incentive: easier whatever (try the Flickr demo, it is quite cool) Who's going to develop: Yahoo (obviously) and (hopefully) a flock of hackers (if _why is playing with it you can be sure it will attract a lot of crazy people :)
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
I don't have enough kind words for Redmine http://redmine.org . I have been using it for some time and it is perfect as a simple bugtracker/SVN browser/wiki. It's open source and built in Rails, and it's easy to tweak to suit your needs
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JQuery » jQuery UI v1.5 Released, Focus on Consistent API and Effects(jquery.com)
37 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|15 comments
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Dismantling BrowserPlus(hackety.org)
9 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|2 comments
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
jQuery is fast, lightweight and easy to master. For more advanced stuff, your best bet is Prototype. Dojo, YUI (and ExtJS, not on your list) are good if you have a massive team of JavaScript developers and need standards and solid documenta
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An interview with 280 North on Objective-J and Cappuccino(ajaxian.com)
42 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|13 comments
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The PHP Benchmark(phpbench.com)
2 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|0 comments
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Faster Markdown with Ruby (59x faster than BlueCloth)(tomayko.com)
3 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|0 comments
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Goosh - The Unofficial Google Shell(goosh.org)
91 points by bomberstudios 18y ago|35 comments
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
Nokia is already working in this direction. Google "nokia touchless" to see some prototypes. Can't wait to see the day you can wave your hands in front of the screen saying "these are not the bugs you're looking for" :D
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
I know I'd like to touch a screen when prototyping stuff, or for fast-paced creative sessions (i.e: brainstorming and such) On the other hand, I'm also a keyboard junkie, so you can happily ignore my point of view :)
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
This looks a lot like Haml: http://haml.hamptoncatlin.com/ Haml also happens to have a tutorial, documentation, and downloadable source code. If you want to try Haml online, check http://lab.hamptoncatlin.com/
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by bomberstudios 18y ago
looks like you've made up your heart and now you're trying to make up your mind and/or wallet. It may seem silly, but for me the main reason to choose a computer is what I call "the regret factor" (i.e: how much you'll miss the one you didn