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by capstone 16y ago
Just bought your app for my IPhone. One comment: the app is not searchable on Fast Customer, only on FastCustomer (no space). If you just added Fast Customer to your description, it would be searchable.
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by capstone 16y ago
You presume that the 199 bad developers are american and adding immigrants to the mix will improve overall quality. But if we follow the article's logic, we would be adding 199 bad immigrants to the 199 bad americans already here. So instea
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by capstone 16y ago
The poster of the question is a developer. I answered to help get the information he asked for, not have my answer graded on completeness or lack thereof with a curt "Not enough".
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by capstone 16y ago
Thunderbolt technology leverages the native PCI Express and DisplayPort device drivers available in many operating systems today. This native software support means no extra software development is required to use a Thunderbolt technology
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by capstone 16y ago
That's for extended battery used together with the regular battery.
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by capstone 16y ago
Direct link: http://www.myjqueryplugins.com/QapTcha
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by capstone 16y ago
The best way to pick a good agent is to interview with several and see what gigs they throw your way. I've gotten a bad vibe off agencies with good clients, and vice versa, so I would ignore any secondary signifiers and look solely at what
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by capstone 16y ago
Having consulted in NYC roughly 2002-2010, I highly recommend finding a good agency. I got all my gigs that way and they were consistently longer lasting and higher paying than gigs I got through networking. Plus, I didn't have to lift a fi
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by capstone 16y ago
Original post: http://blog.chromium.org/2011/02/chromium-to-feature-in-pwn2...
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by capstone 16y ago
Which apps can you recommend?
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by capstone 16y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of those options. Still, that's only a small subset of parental controls that are needed.
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by capstone 16y ago
Baby's phone is not on me but if memory serves, ShapeBuilder, MatchingZoo, ItsyBitsy, DJBaby, and a few others. Don't take the list above as endorsement though. From a toddler's perspective, they leave a lot to be desired. I have some thoug
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by capstone 16y ago
I hear you. Disabling the home button for a preset amount of time, or until you press the top off button, would be a godsent.
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by capstone 16y ago
It should be monitored, because I don't like children getting addicted to video games. Exactly. Instead of a blanket "keep your kids away from electronics", why not add parental controls where kids have access to educational apps but not
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by capstone 16y ago
Something tells me you don't have kids, or they are mostly taken care of by your significant other, or you've simply never explored the possibilities. Keeping kids away from electronics can rob them of wonderful developmental opportunities.
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by capstone 16y ago
Huh? The solution to missing features is to stop using the product? My 18-months old is getting really good at several puzzles on my old iPhone. He also deletes apps constantly, because there is no lock mechanism/parental controls. The fact
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by capstone 16y ago
Original post: http://blogs.starbucks.com/blogs/customer/archive/2011/02/15...
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by capstone 16y ago
Apparently, the point needs to be made: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2204545
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by capstone 16y ago
So the sequence of events is basically this: 1. New York Times publishes an article that says, female participation on Wikipedia is really low but hey, let's be careful not to contribute it to sexism. 2. Slate publishes an article that says
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by capstone 16y ago
You've hit the nail right on the head. I've had the same idea and articulated some of the problems here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2176962 .
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by capstone 16y ago
I had had the same idea when I was pregnant but there were several key problems that I concluded were unsolvable. I am both curious and skeptical as to how/whether you address these. (I am basing my questions on an understanding that yours
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Wikileaks nominated for 2011 Nobel Peace Prize(af.reuters.com)
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by capstone 16y ago
I know you want to hear different but it's illegal to use copyrighted music without paying the owners. Those YouTube users who do not opt to set their video to private are doing it illegally. Fair use fro educators depends on several factor
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by capstone 16y ago
Growing up in Russia, I remember the stereotype that girls are better suited for sciences because they are more studious (the exact Russian word is hard to translate but basically means that one is physically able as well as personally incl
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by capstone 16y ago
It's not nice to try to fool Mother Nature. To get girls to major in computer science, you are dealing with forces you cannot possibly understand. There can be a reason for a girl in college to take some courses in computer science: Look
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by capstone 16y ago
I appreciate the point you are trying to make however @HilbertSpace did say that it's impossible for a woman to be successful at both motherhood and a career: With feminism, some girls believed "Women can and do things, too", charged into
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by capstone 16y ago
I had a different reaction when I'd read Surely You're Joking . I thought Feynman had simply observed the de facto difference between his two children; that one happened to be a boy and the other a girl was incidental to the story. (As a m
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by capstone 16y ago
In the US, it is definitely illegal. EEOC: It is illegal to publish a job advertisement that shows a preference for or discourages someone from applying for a job because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.
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by capstone 16y ago
I agree with your point that sole props are cheap and simple. My comment was within the context of the submission. The author recommended creating a "placeholder" entity to be able to pass years-in-business requirement, and unfortunately, f
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by capstone 16y ago
I think he meant to say what he said. I get it.

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