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811.
by cdcarter 14y ago
It makes sending a direct message a lot easier than wading through the web UX. It's great for power users
812.
by cdcarter 14y ago
I believe the winking face at the end was to imply some form of sarcasm or joke.
813.
by cdcarter 14y ago
That's a really good way to confuse and annoy iPad power users. Moving the key positions slightly in just one app just leads to typos.
814.
by cdcarter 14y ago
I work in a non-programming office. My team actually just has a large room with two tables in the middle of it, that we set ourselves up at. When we're hard at work, we look a lot like the Scoble picture of the "Facebook war room" [1]. Mos
815.
by cdcarter 14y ago
I would guess that a Zuckerberg wedding afforded a second shooter and/or assistant.
816.
by cdcarter 14y ago
Well, we now have Facebook established precedent of letting physical actions trigger Open Graph events. That's kinda cool!
817.
by cdcarter 14y ago
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_n_4?rh=n%3A172282%... Oh yea?
818.
by cdcarter 14y ago
You can log in with your URL.
819.
by cdcarter 14y ago
Well many large diaphragm condenser mics look like that because that's what the footprint of that kind of microphone is! And Shure still faithfully makes the Super 55, your iconic "Elvis mic."
820.
by cdcarter 14y ago
Four finger pinch does close apps, though. And pinch as zoom makes sense if you ever played with newsprint transfered to silly putty!
821.
by cdcarter 15y ago
"That's the emergent use case that's become almost a standard for the site." For the consumer electronics. I'd say it's absolutely about crowdfunding and supporting the creator for artist and artwork projects, which are the majority that I
822.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I would find getting an auto-reply for every email I send to someone, just telling me they won't be looking at it until later that day ~incredibly~ frustrating. I do not need that email on my phone. I do not need that email in my box. Perha
823.
by cdcarter 15y ago
It's worth noting that a very good speaker often puts the exact amount of hard content needed. Many times you can see a bad speaker who is bad, not for their ums and speaking quality, but because they attempt to put too much detail or too m
824.
by cdcarter 15y ago
And now, my university uses Mojo to browse and download an entire users collection. It works incredibly well, and you really do get to know people. I remember meeting someone a year after downloading almost a 1/3rd of their library, and bei
825.
by cdcarter 15y ago
And what about people looking to meet with the same gender? Even though you aren't actively advertising as a dating service, I imagine that if me and two friends showed up, the girls looking for eligible single men might be a little sad.
826.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Back isn't even that important, I don't think. Just a swipe to skip would be wildly useful.
827.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I update tumblr, which posts a to my facebook and twitter. The twitter update posts itself to G+, and facebook again. ~70% of my friends see that post at least two times, if not four. It sucks.
828.
by cdcarter 15y ago
hmm, perhaps I should have used "language". I agree.
829.
by cdcarter 15y ago
The rhetoric that tends to be thrown around is that CC licenses aren't specifically designed for code, and that there are other licenses that accomplish the same thing but cover your bases better.
830.
by cdcarter 15y ago
> (1) the temporary nature of the suspension was not communicated to Egor at the onset of the situation, nor, Are suspensions not by definition temporary?
831.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Especially if we are claiming that DHH is dressed well!
832.
by cdcarter 15y ago
The vulnerability was in github, allowing a public key to be added to any project. The vulnerability was introduced to github by misusing a rails feature.
833.
by cdcarter 15y ago
It was a 0-day in github allowing malicious code being committed to any project. Egor never (seemingly) took the appropriate steps to inform anyone of this vulnerability in github. Whether or not rails' defaults are sane is a completely sep
834.
by cdcarter 15y ago
This has been discussed since the early days of Rails, and they have chosen to leave their defaults as such and encourage developers to implement model security as needed. Github (seemingly) did not implement model security. This is a vulne
835.
by cdcarter 15y ago
It's common in tutorials and quickstart guides, usually with a note saying that you really should be protecting things and not using mass-assignment. It just makes the blog in 5 minutes videos cleaner.
836.
by cdcarter 15y ago
"In the below graphs, the response rate is the solid line (and the left y axis); connection errors as a percentage are the dashed line (and the right y axis). The graphs are heavily splined, as suits a meaningless micro-benchmark."
837.
by cdcarter 15y ago
"Absolutely no one has done anything to make it easy to install or pleasant to use." You certainly didn't use nginx before it had any english documentation then.
838.
by cdcarter 15y ago
> I just wish that more people did this. Most everybody I see in stores these days seems perfectly happy to carry around a dozen of those cards. I'm perfectly happy to get the discounts they provide, as well as occasional targeted coupo
839.
by cdcarter 15y ago
InSync already offers shell integration for Google Docs (and can be general purpose cloud storage too). It's absolutely fantastic, and spurred me to purchase more google storage.
840.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Unfortunately, your lifestyle can't work for all of us. I currently freelancing my way through school. Not as a developer, but as a stagehand. The way I get work is through email. At any given moment, one of any number of production manager

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