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Clearspace 2.0 released
(jivesoftware.com)
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chrisbroadfoot
19y ago
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Does anyone here use JRuby? I'd like to hear people's experiences with it
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I'm curious about what you mean by security. Are you afraid that your host will steal/look at your data, or other external baddies? If it's external baddies, then yes, I suppose that's something to be concerned about... If you're the only d
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I hadn't heard of Seesmic till now, I suppose that means that this acquisition probably already paid for itself with the press it's getting.
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Wow, I can't believe Core Wars is making a rejuvenation...! My dad told me about this game a couple months ago (saying it's the only game he's ever played! -- old fart!)
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I don't see the point of the article?
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Thank god we have OO
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+1 That's not to say that there needs to be a war, there's no reason why both can't be implemented, though REST is definitely (as you assert) suited to HTTP.
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This is pretty cool, WebKit is really leading the pack, making great advancements, and actually pushing them out to consumers (especially with the latest Safari)
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I wonder what they think their target market is... Who do they think would be interested in tech startups and would want to use an aggregator like theirs?
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Slicehost
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Do want
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Damnit! I thought this was HTML elements.
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chrisbroadfoot
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For those looking for reset css, check here: http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/
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Ready to ship!
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Or genius.
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As I say, I do love the power of it and I'm sure I'd find it somewhat intuitive once I start using it, but it's just a steep learning curve when you can't fall back to input with a mouse. What I mean is: whenever I start learning a new prog
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Man, I agree with the notion of power, but I simply cannot see how anyone could call it simple. The array of keystrokes and their combined meanings is not anywhere near simple, in my opinion. That said, I would really like to sit down and
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19y ago
Triple soy latte was a great touch... hahaha
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19y ago
I agree, upvoting, IMO should only happen for interesting/controversial/informative posts. Rhetoric isn't so interesting... It says nothing new.
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19y ago
Well, it was out of beta for a while now... what do you all think of the new UI? I think it's better, but still needs work and is confusing for non-technical people (i.e. writers)
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19y ago
I would love to see YC in Australia! Even just meetups and nothing too formal!
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19y ago
Agreed
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19y ago
Needs moar stupidfilter. http://stupidfilter.org/main/
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Safari is easy.
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http://twitter.com/chrisbroadfoot
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We use Crucible: http://www.atlassian.com/software/crucible/ It's all very informal and the reviewer can do the review in their own time, it works very well.
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Awesome. Well, it's bookmarked. I'll visit again in a month or so
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Reminds me of Pandora. I don't like the fact that the music stops when I click to go into comments Sorry... however, I do like it, and everything seems nicely executed