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camus
14y ago
I think it will hurt Google. Who use reader ? journalists , analysts , and they are pissed off. I dont recall such a huge reaction when other Google services shut down.
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camus
14y ago
Far in the future when all these social networks are dead , RSS will still be alive , because it is a open protocol thus promote interoperability.
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camus
14y ago
It makes google untrustworthy , where a big entity like Google is supposed to offer stable services. I would have paid for reader , the cost is not an issue , the issue is killing a service without even offering an alternative. The google "
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camus
14y ago
so maybe they should kill ChromeBooks and G+ already , nobody cares about that damn stuff.
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camus
14y ago
So as i understand it , if you put the user id in a cookie it allows anyone to "spoof" the server and login as any user but sending just a fake cookie ?
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camus
14y ago
maybe because people used google reader ... i'm sure there wil be a lot more people interested in your project , a good rss reader is just an invaluable tool for my organisation and some exec may be willing to pay good money for a perfect g
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camus
14y ago
lol after the Reader debacle , I hope people finally see Google for it really is. It is not a cool company and you dont want your core business to rely on them. As for now i'm switching to Firefox.
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camus
14y ago
I think the todo app is not good enough to compare different frameworks maybe we should come up with another app , that has a least some ajax and a more complex business logic to handle.
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camus
14y ago
and fix javascript by hand ... i prefer working on my business logic.
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14y ago
Direct 3D + windows only sdks + windows only 3d engines + proper graphic card drivers + huge userbase + 3d tools running exclusively on windows + easier binary distribution + not have 50 distribs to maintain + etc ... that's quite easy w
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camus
14y ago
Google might drop anything now, groups , appengine, whatever , You just cant trust their Saas anymore.
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camus
14y ago
The HN effect , make sure you can handle the load before submitting you news( if it is yours ofcourse ).
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camus
14y ago
read the effen post : http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2013/03/11/flash-in-windo... Adobe added substancial improvements to the flash player and it will be embedded directly in Internet explorer , like Chrome does. For Windows 8,
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camus
14y ago
Great news , i can go back developping real apps with ASWING and not bother with sh*tty javascript anymore. Who cares if it doesnt work on ipad... i'll give the ipad folks a tuned down experience, that's all.
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camus
14y ago
you have a point , sorry i'm a bit western-centric. There is also yandex , yet it doesnt really make sense for non chinese or non russian centered businesses to invest in Yandex or Baidu ranking. I live in europe , few have heard of Bing fo
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camus
14y ago
Why are we using the expression SEO since there is only one search engine people are targetting/using ? do businesses really care if they are numero uno on Bing or duckduckgo ? I never understood that. Let's cut the crap , SEO is Google ran
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camus
14y ago
I'm usually not for vendetta, but with that punk i would not mind. Is this thing legal really ? or is it because the victim are not big corporations that can bribe lawmakers to make it illegal ?
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camus
14y ago
please read the article ... at least.
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camus
14y ago
Come on yes it is (was) intended to be a theme , that's why it is so successfull. Grid frameworks existed well before bootstrap , and most developers did not use them.
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camus
14y ago
I hope you understand that global usage is totally irrelevant, when as a web developer you need to target a specific audience. If your audience is public businesses ie7 shares whill not be just 1% of your target. If you care only about peop
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camus
14y ago
Is it me or do they use greyish text on white background that makes the whole thing hard to read ? i'd like to understand , what the hell is that low contrast trend and how does it make the text more readable ? Designer should quit it. Are
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camus
14y ago
All web solutions use pluggable middleware ( Ruby Rake , Python WSGI , NodeJS Connect ). So PHP getting some abstraction is JAVA-ISH ?
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14y ago
while i get the joke , i'm sorry , but serious PHP development means bloated frameworks. You cant avoid it. Frameworks code looks ugly because PHP looks ugly . But has anybody seen Rails source code ?Django's ? or even Sinatra's ? it is blo
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14y ago
I dont have much money , but i'll never fly with these punks. I did it once in 2002 to go to Eire , thought the plane would crash.
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14y ago
requiring anything from the user is already.
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14y ago
i smell a class action lawsuit ...
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14y ago
For those who wonder the tech behind is PIXI.js and some good old TweenMax/TweenLite ( js version ). I wonder if they coded sprite movements by hand or used a tool for that though. I'm just glad they did not use adobe edge ;) And yes it doe
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camus
14y ago
it's ok to put your face on the homepage just dont do that in every pages or use a reduced version. what happened to content hierarchy ? avoid fix elements especially when they are half the screen wide. I mean UX is a fancy stuff , but comm
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14y ago
Because they use shiny mac computers that all have the same screen. If it looks bad on other screens they just dont care. They are designers , not UI UX specialists , nor know anything about readability or ergonomy. They are just trying to
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camus
14y ago
quite a lot of enterprise opensource software companies do that. And their gigs are not cheap ;)
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