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Backer News: fresh crowdfunding projects
(backernews.com)
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iOS 8 causes bandwidth spikes in the UK, despite slow uptake
(theguardian.com)
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Utterly stupid. The only reason that would make Firefox win is because it's a good piece of software, which it's currently not, especially when you compare it to chrome. You're not going to convince the average joe with a ra
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Shr.re: A simple service to engage your community on any website
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c2prods
12y ago
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
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Kimono: Turn websites into structured APIs from your browser in seconds
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Turkey approves law tightening Internet controls
(reuters.com)
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13y ago
In theory, you'd better make ONE awesome iPhone app than several crappy apps/website. Look at Instagram, it never stopped them from spreading. Besides, it helps building the wait in the other markets. That's definitely a go
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c2prods
13y ago
I really like Dymant. That's an innovative approach, extremely interesting for selling luxury items.
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13y ago
The link was mandatory.
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Google Doodle Upholds Gay Rights Ahead of Sochi Olympics
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13y ago
No offence, that's a somewhat classical rant of a French who left 5 years ago ;) Actually France is changing. Regulation is becoming easier to deal with, people are more and more entrepreneurs-friendly, etc. This very article proves it
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13y ago
Seriously, I don't know where this "France is not entrepreneur friendly" rant comes from. France offers a tremendous amount of help to start, cost of employment is not worse than any other developed country (yes there are a l
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I copied and pasted the text in translate, and here it is: All fundamental to dive into the world of entrepreneurship Every Saturday " It begins to age when we stop learning . " - Japanese Proverb 10h - 12h - Theory 12h - 14h
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We need to rethink our educational model and teach kids how to hack their lives
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Reporters At 2014 Sochi Olympic Games Told If They Tweet, They Get Banned
(mediabistro.com)
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Upstagram Is A Flying Raspberry Pi That Publishes Live Pictures On Instagram
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
For his defense, EasyJet staff is the worse, by far. I can't figure out why they are so unbearable.
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There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
(orcz.com)
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13y ago
You could tap the button to add a <strong> element, then type your text and re-tap the button to close </strong>. Or you could select it and tap the button directly, but you'd have to dismiss the OS dialogue. I mean, i
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I'd be interested too! I think on iPad, the easiest thing is to have a fixed toolbar at the top of text area. (But still, this repo is a very nice work!)
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I'm fascinated by how schools methodically kill any sense of creativity. The OLPC team once conducted an experiment where they left a few tablets to kids who didn't know how to read nor how to use a computer. Yet, in 5 month, the
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The code is just cleaner with HTML5 markup. I've updated the project, it's more readable this way :)
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Actually, I don't think JS can really compete with native, that's not the point I'm trying to make in this article. Nonetheless, webapps can be an acceptable tradeoff for small apps, that are not too resource-intensive. In su
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13y ago
Interesting indeed!
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13y ago
I haven't tested it on FF... I really developed it with only iOS in mind, so many CSS properties are prefixed and there might be other bugs...
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13y ago
Great! I'll be happy to know how it works :)
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c2prods
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Mmmh, I'd love to hear a feedback if someone does that. I don't have a firefox OS phone, so I can't tell, but I tested it on an iPhone 4 with iOS 7 beta 6 and I think it's a limit. Of course iOS 7 is not the lightest sys
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13y ago
You're 100% right. I don't have enough time to do that this evening (it's 8pm in France), so I'll give it a look tomorrow :)
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You're entirely right. I'm just used to the old way, but I guess I'm a bit of an eccentric. I'll try to update the repo asap. (Anyway, I think the HTML architecture could be streamlined, my point was more to demonstrate
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