brassattax

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   by brassattax 8y ago

   I like smaller phones too, currently I have the smallest Android phone I know of (Sony Xperia X Compact). I wish they went even smaller though, I'd LOVE a modern smartphone the size of the Palm Prē
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   Microsoft's PowerApps is pretty neat and reminded me of Hypercard. It's Office365 cloud-only though.
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   Courier (formerly Calypso) Email, a Windows email client. I loved the way it handled multiple accounts, filtering, and auto-replies. Worked with POP3 and IMAP and had features that other clients lack such as blind send, configurable notifi
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   TL;DR don't use infinite scroll because your users can't find the footer. Office 365's Outlook Web uses infinite scroll for listing emails, and the thing I hate about it is as you're scrolling down, it removes things fro
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   Did anyone catch the stock photo and caption used on the article? That an extra 30th day was "added to February in the year the girl was born". LOL
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   Here here! VB and Windows Explorer "devops" all the way!
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   I have been using Wkhtmltopdf to build pdfs in my application for quite a while. It has never caused any harm. Actually it has always "just worked" and is a good fit for my app.
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   I like MediaWiki for note taking. My Dreamhost account features a one-click install for that. I added https (DreamHost supports automated LetsEncrypt renewal), added a responsive theme and basic auth.
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   by brassattax 8y ago

   including targeted advertising campaigns?
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    by brassattax 9y ago

    I had the Color Computer 2 with a DMP-105 printer. I wrote an entire report using LPRINT statements
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    by brassattax 9y ago

    I'm glad they provided this in 'html' format.
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    by brassattax 9y ago

    Slashdot, Google Reader, del.icio.us, Yahoo! Games, MSNBC
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    by brassattax 10y ago

    This is interesting, thanks for sharing. I hope this doesn't sound critical (because I like when people make a change for the better and share it), but before doing this, did you provide feedback to DigitalOcean regarding their menus?
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    by brassattax 10y ago

    SEEKING WORK Location: Providence/Boston/Remote 10+ year Microsoft stack developer (VB6, Classic ASP through ASP.NET WebForms, MVC). Database experience: with SQL Server 2000-2014, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Omnidex. Data management too
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    by brassattax 10y ago

    First visit... "Sorry, you've already viewed 3 Startup Timelines"
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    by brassattax 11y ago

    Also relevant: the Wii Theremin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wINCstV50HA
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    by brassattax 11y ago

    Can someone please do DeskMate?
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    The article didn't mention, but I wonder if CenturyLink would have been able to provide other services, such as a T1 or frame-relay connection, if they couldn't provide DSL. Might be costly, but maybe not so much if shared betwee
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    binaries are also here https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux_DSLR_Linux
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    Do you have a way for people around the world to provide additional content? For example if I have a tuner card, and want to run some service to extract screenshots and CC text to send to you via some sort of API
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    Anyone else read that as "Monty Python"?
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    Why are the dates in the screenshots for the years 1984 and 1985? Is this a reference to something? Date arithmetic overflow? Dead clock battery on the demo server?
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    by brassattax 12y ago

    https://archive.org/details/1993-04-compute-magazine Page 159 is one of the later reviews. Interesting to see you couldn't search for anything back then either without seeing ads for porn.