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by btipling 16y ago
I like the gestures. Works well on the Galaxy Tab.
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by btipling 16y ago
> over really disruptive ones like CloudFlare CloudFare provides a great value, but how is it 'disruptive'? Seems like that word is becoming utterly meaningless. Being better at something than your competitors just makes you a good com
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by btipling 16y ago
It looked like this then: http://web.archive.org/web/19961112181513/http://www.nytimes... Love the image at the bottom that gave instructions on how to size your browser window.
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by btipling 16y ago
I've been feeling down in the dumps all day, depressed about life in general, and I've just discovered thanks to you that watching videos of Richard Feynmann cheer me up. Thank you.
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by btipling 16y ago
I never much liked his brand of hyperbole. Maybe he'll tone it down now on his next gig. I doubt he's going to go hungry.
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by btipling 16y ago
That's an ad full of win. It's very different from the off putting DROID eats your lunch and is smarter than you stuff from Verizon, doesn't look at all inspired or a derivative from Apple marketing and lists features that are interesting i
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by btipling 16y ago
Have you noticed sites that scrape google groups content ranking higher than the google group they've scraped? How can that possibly happen? Still seems rampant.
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by btipling 16y ago
Would be nice to see some dates on the list so we can see how long the modules have been around or when they were last updated. Otherwise pretty awesome to see Cappuccino is still alive. 280North's website seems dead.
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Last.fm's extended downtime explained(blog.last.fm)
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by btipling 16y ago
jQuery is not good for individuals who want to start out with JavaScript. I recommend people who want to work in the world of JavaScript to know JavaScript, read The Good Parts, read the Rhino Book, etc. Once you've got it down then use jQu
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by btipling 16y ago
>since scrolling itself didn't change the DOM Scrolling did indirectly change the DOM as you load more tweets when you scroll. But the point here is that the actual scrolling is not changing the DOM, the append is, and that's probably w
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by btipling 16y ago
Could be just because I learned it first. It makes a lot of sense in its implementation, ease of use and seems to at least give me the impression of more control.
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by btipling 16y ago
I don't understand why the government should create regulation to tell private companies what to do with their property in this case. I think a lot of the 'net neutrality' hubbub is irrational driven panic. If you don't like the service the
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by btipling 16y ago
I preferred the webkit syntax. Guess I'll have to update my chrome extension now.
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by btipling 16y ago
And by any day they mean any day 520 years ago.
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by btipling 16y ago
I love being an engineer. You have a chip on your shoulder. I recommend not using Facebook at all given your concerns. I do not maintain a Facebook account myself for anything but development.
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by btipling 16y ago
Yes I'm sure I used to have to handle this.
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by btipling 16y ago
I really am liking Redis, and they've expanded beyond just snapshots for persistent storage. You can now append data, and there a different options for both when you snapshot or append (a time, for each set, etc).
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by btipling 16y ago
They used to provide this option but it actually made the API harder to work with. You could deny or approve one permission at a time and the developer had to handle it (and by handling that really meant always checking for permissions befo
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by btipling 16y ago
Interesting, but annoying that it's not on GitHub or Google Projects where I can watch it. GitHub is slowly becoming the preferred way to track interesting projects. If it's just some site out there, I may forget about it.
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by btipling 16y ago
His statement about the observations intelligent life in the future is poignant. At some point in the future, it is likely, that an intelligent species would never have known and could never possibly know about all the hundreds of billions
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by btipling 16y ago
I think flying swarm rebotics would be best weaponized. You could call them hack-mans, man-chops, person-hacks...HRM
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by btipling 16y ago
The stock photography on your FAQ has to go. Asap. In fact, the picture of the lady in the call center was recently used on a blog that makes fun of bad stock photography. I think call center stock photography is probably one of the worst t
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by btipling 16y ago
Well they are hiring. It doesn't have to happen in Q1 of 2011, but it can happen in the next five or ten years.
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by btipling 16y ago
The .do files are not even remotely readable. Try scons. At least you can understand what it's doing even if you know little about it with just a glance. None of this a.c.c.c.c,$1 gibberish.
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by btipling 16y ago
You know it's easy to poke fun at this, but they are a gigantic fucking website. They are in a position to be beat the giants at everything. Google: search - Facebook can create a better search using the data it has about people and beat th
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by btipling 16y ago
Does this mean posterous isn't doing well?
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by btipling 16y ago
You were not wrong: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2011/01/13/hardware-choice-...
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by btipling 16y ago
Very nice, would like to see a decent reference source for transformations.
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by btipling 16y ago
Well what do you think would score better given your tool, a page with basic HTML or google docs? Ok that's not a fair question, but the problem is with the suggestions, it suggests you to move toward a blank page. With nothing on it. With

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