chrisblackwell

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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
Looking at the schedule, we can expect the full release to be out the day after New Years.
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Why Human Support is So Important(iwantmyname.com)
1 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|0 comments
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
So...I haven't been able to reach the server for the last 20 minutes. Not exactly the result I want to see from my server software.
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
Are .com(s) really worth their value anymore? With so much success with companies using alternative domain extensions, I see the value of a .com dropping sharply in the near future.
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
I couldn't agree more about using a Synology for your NAS device. I bought the Synology DS213j a couple of months ago, and it has completely changed the way I manage my files. The number of applications that Synology has out of the box
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
This is upsetting as we are moving towards a tech world filled with only a few big brands. Will we only be able to buy SSDs from Intel or Samsung in the future? Time will tell, but I am upset that the small guy can't compete in this sp
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
RubyMine is going to get some more consideration as we haven't seen a lot of movement from Sublime Text 3 in a while. Rapid developer and continuous releases like this give me real confidence in the editor (IDE).
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
This framework is so much further along than Bootstrap is, and the team at Zurb seems to iterate much faster then the Bootstrap team.
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
Wasn't this the release that was suppose to disable third-party cookies by default? What happend?
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
I know how you feel. Considering this thing will be sold at BestBuy, and we have BestBuy in Canada, why can't we get this thing day one?
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
The Race to the Bottom!
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
> This couldn't be further from the truth now more than ever. You are thinking about this way to philosophical. Netflix would love to start using HTML5 today, DRM or no DRM, but the studios just wouldn't allow it. So...should t
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by chrisblackwell 13y ago
Going after Netflix is like going after a drug addict hooked on cocaine. Never mind that the addict is buying from someone far more evil on society. The addict is simply an easy target. Likewise, Netflix doesn't really care about DRM,
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Obama: If you are a US citizen the NSA can’t listen to your calls(thenextweb.com)
113 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|118 comments
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Ask HN: Who is the best web host outside the US?
3 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|8 comments
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ExxonMobil CEO: ‘What good is it to save the planet if humanity suffers?'(theglobeandmail.com)
3 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|0 comments
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The top 6 worst passwords from the Star Trek universe(blog.agilebits.com)
4 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|0 comments
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Ideal column width for paragraphs online(ux.stackexchange.com)
1 points by chrisblackwell 13y ago|0 comments
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Why does this function work? (stackoverflow.com)
2 points by chrisblackwell 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
WordPress at one point was very immature, but with the support of the community, it flourished into the stable giant and standard that it is today.
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How the destruction of the Death Star was an inside job(io9.com)
1 points by chrisblackwell 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
To get sites like Disqus working while blocking third party cookies, just set an exception. I set exceptions for sites like google.com, disqus.com and evernote.com
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Ask HN: What's the best book to get started with PostgreSQL?
12 points by chrisblackwell 14y ago|3 comments
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Learn Languages, not Frameworks(webadvent.org)
6 points by chrisblackwell 14y ago|5 comments
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
http://news.php.net/php.internals/53799
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
WordPress could really change their bad reputation by dropping support for PHP 5.2 in the next release, and requiring 5.3. This would allow future WordPress developers to namespace their code, and out allow simple closures withint your code
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
Let's imagine your company has 100 employees in it. So at $5/user a month, you are paying $500 a month. Now, the median salary for thos 100 employees is most likely at least $3000, so you are paying them collectively $300,000 a month. That
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
Fastmail.fm has been around quite a while, and while I still would consider them a success, I don't think they have done much in the form of innovation. Most of the innovation I have seen in email for the year, has been in the form of the c
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by chrisblackwell 14y ago
This is really a logical step. If you are an individual and don't really see the value in $50 a year, you can forward your own domain to your regular Gmail account and set the reply to email address to whatever you want. If you run a busine
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The Rise and Fall of Web APIs(joelcox.nl)
2 points by chrisblackwell 14y ago|0 comments

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