cmelbye

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by cmelbye 13y ago
Supporting Heroku APIs somehow would be really great.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Is that wrong? I don't understand. Are the unions always right? Should we focus only on their concerns?
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by cmelbye 13y ago
http://shop.wikileaks.org/donate#dbitcoin
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Surf Pop: Apple’s Stylistic Return to California(medium.com)
3 points by cmelbye 13y ago|1 comments
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by cmelbye 13y ago
One doesn't just develop alternatives to Google, Apple, etc. It takes more than just an official calling for it to make that happen.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Considering the sheer energy that it makes available to us, if our main concern with Nuclear energy is that it makes water warmer, then I think I'm okay with that.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I'm glad someone pointed this out. This feature has always existed. You didn't even have to do it through your web browser, Snapchat has always had a link within the app to view the profiles of your friends (including their "best friends").
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by cmelbye 13y ago
There's obviously a direct connection between the machines. Synchronization works exactly as it does when you synchronize with GitHub. It's just SSH.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
His comment points out a valid concern with the article's broad unbacked claims, your comment was very unnecessary.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Aw. Camino was awesome back in the day. Thanks to the developers for making the best browser for Mac at the time.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Wow, great article but terribly designed website. Really slow scrolling, confusing layout, not sure what I could interact with and what I couldn't. (Some elements used the "pointing hand" cursor yet indicating I could click, yet did nothing
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Fantastic work with this, really. Tiny file size, yet still has all the features I need. Completely unopinionated which gives an awesome blank slate to build off of, yet at the same time looks beautiful on its own with no additional styles.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
"Customary"...
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Calling our units imperial is inaccurate and not proper. Our system is called customary. Our measurements were based on British units before they were standardized into imperial units.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I agree, I found this to be a very American response. Its not typical for the US government to mandate large changes like this and force people to do things a certain way. Its just part of the culture.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
Well, the first part stems from not using the system on a day-to-day basis for the most part. We learn how the system works, learn how to convert, use it in science classes, etc., but don't necessarily know how to estimate how many kilogram
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I'm disappointed to see no mention at all of Windows Phone in the post. This is supposed to be the update that finally unifies Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, which are currently quite separate from each other.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
This looks great. One bit of feedback I have is that this seems needlessly more complex than Basecamp (especially new Basecamp), which could limit its usefulness for some people. One of my favorite features of Basecamp is that it's not opin
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by cmelbye 13y ago
But then what happens when they need care when they're not near the company hospital? You'd need to set up company run hospitals all around the state and the country to manage the costs. And suddenly, you've reinvented Kaiser.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
I thought it was interesting how the CalTrain curve flattened out when you look at the bullet or limited service graphs instead of the local graph.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
...what? Since when is the Bay Area not a "big" metro area?
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by cmelbye 14y ago
Oxford and Webster include "imaginary place" as part of their definitions of "dystopia".
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by cmelbye 14y ago
Bafflingly expensive? It's dirt cheap, and readily available for a few bucks in pill bottles with 100+ pills from any drug store.
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by cmelbye 14y ago
Uh, they kind of have more important things to deal with right now...
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by cmelbye 14y ago
They did address that.
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by cmelbye 14y ago
It could be a manual script that he runs which prompts for the passphrase. I know that earlier in Linode's history, caker made it seem as if it worked that way from the way he acted in their IRC channel when the batch transactions were runn
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by cmelbye 14y ago
Is it just me, or is the logotype very similar to Atlassian's? I like it a lot.
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by cmelbye 14y ago
But some people can't even read the "actual article" because the navigation is so broken.
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by cmelbye 14y ago
Please tell me that you weren't educated in the United States. I can't understand how else someone could misunderstand such a fundamental concept of our election process.
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by cmelbye 14y ago
I'm getting 81 Mbps download speeds right now on my laptop and have 4G on my phone wherever I go, not really near a 3rd world country as far as I know.

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