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by bowmessage 13y ago
Sorry, what's the reference to? I'm a big reddit user and don't really get it :/
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by bowmessage 13y ago
I'm not quite sure the kitten with lightning coming out of its eyes is going to appeal to the major brand owners...
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by bowmessage 13y ago
Man I loved that podcast for some reason. I was a weird kid.
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by bowmessage 13y ago
Speaking as someone who was also 13 around the time GMail was doing their invite thing, yes. I coveted that thing. I listened to TWiT with Leo Laporte and heard them talk and talk about it, and scoured web forums looking for one. It's not t
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by bowmessage 14y ago
I think you might have missed yesterday's bitcoin events, the bubble popped.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
I get your argument about a person with one hand, but anyone who types with one finger can easily (and usually does) use their other index finger to hold shift.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Even the creator of 4chan has to have his own 'first' moments once in a while :)
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by bowmessage 14y ago
This goes fantastically with the "How Search Works" google.com link posted today! :) http://www.google.com/insidesearch/howsearchworks/thestory/
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Well my apologies then if I misinterpreted -- now I think the author is taking his own idea too far then :). Deletion isn't necessary, just get it out of the regular inbox, and leave it somewhere else for later consideration if need be. Tha
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by bowmessage 14y ago
I think you're taking the metaphor a little too literally. My understanding of the author's argument was that every email should have a date and time attached to it, not for the client to delete it outright but for the client to be able to
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by bowmessage 14y ago
What about a program into which you could feed your pre-processed dynamic documents (php, asp, etc) along with the CSS? I could see myself using that.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
The pedantry is strong with this one.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
For the future, mnutt: I love Chrome's developer tools, you can directly edit CSS rules from the browser by right clicking on it and selecting inspect element. Helps a lot with these situations!
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Sounds more like a workaround, less of a fix :P. Weird stuff!
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Interesting... these guys had a heavy presence at my campus last year (Texas A&M University) but have since been nowhere to be found. I know of no one that uses the app anymore at all, not many people did in the first place. It should b
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Loving the article! Just thought I'd point out: "needles complexity"
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Totally agreed -- that's the first thing I thought while reading the question. OOP made this kind of problem easy to tackle long ago.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
I love these 'protocol-teardown' posts. They really bring back the obsession over the details which has been disregarded more and more as technology progresses. They're refreshing. :)
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by bowmessage 14y ago
A lot of that polish overhead time would be avoided through the use of the Cocos2D engine, it seems. Of course it won't be as perfect as cut the rope. It will be like cut the rope.
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by bowmessage 14y ago
Speaking as an 18 year old almost done with my first Summer internship, I could not agree more. I went into college with a pretty solid grasp on Java (competed on the national level) and didn't learn a thing my first year. However, as soon