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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I probably shouldn't have to point this out but the last time I checked New Jersey isn't in flyover country and it's the only example cited in this article.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Eh I dunno. Google does this with its Vulnerability Reward Program [1] and people seem to be fine with sharing almost all of their private data with Google from all their e-mails to their credit card numbers (Google checkout), etc., etc. Al
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Also: this is the perfect crime for those so inclined to do this. What authorities are going to give a damn about your missing Bitcoins?
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I don't think it would make financial sense for Apple to move to SF.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I opened a bug with Chromium if you feel like starring it :) http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=84888 It will probably get marked Wontfix but hey I tried!
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Most of these jobs are low skill? My understanding is that the majority of the people at Groupon are in the sales force. Just because it doesn't require a degree in CS or EE doesn't make a position low-skill. Being an effective salesperson
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Looks like -webkit-text-size-adjust: none; which would explain why it works fine in FF. The text does not re-size for me in Chrome.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Shoot. I downvoted you jason, sorry. I looked at the site's CSS and I think the problem we're experiencing is due to this site using -webkit-text-size-adjust: none; The text does not grow in size at all in Chrome for me (while the other pag
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
That would be a usability nightmare if I am picturing what you are saying correctly.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Though they surely have some loyal users maybe there's not as much of a market for a front-end to Adwords to make sense continuing the product?
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
This submission is light on content, heavy on subjective music taste (and Amazon affiliate links). It's only tangentially related to programming (if at all) and has nothing to do with startups. I know someone is going to quote the guideline
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Aren't all scientists "data scientists"?
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Merchant adoption is also necessary. It will take a long time to convince small businesses to install these readers without some sort of subsidy.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I'm not a Doctor but I seem to think if I were at least competent with a good bedside manner that the best play would be to encourage patient reviews. You are always going to get a few bad apples, but people appreciate transparency and I be
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Nothing. There are lots of brilliant programmers out there with their CV on their website.
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The Story of the HTML5 Shiv « Paul Irish(paulirish.com)
38 points by cosgroveb 15y ago|5 comments
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
halts all Colorado cases...
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
This blame the user bullshit has to end. My own girlfriend got a virus (it was hostage-ware to be precise) last year and doesn't visit porn sites, runs up-to-date anti-virus, and keeps Windows up-to-date and patched. She knows better to run
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
"Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity" It's been said before I'm sure but I don't need Zuckerberg lecturing me on integrity.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Gullibility isn't even necessary to have machines get infected by malware. There have been cases in the past of ad networks serving ads infected by flash zero days. You don't have to run a downloaded executable to get an infected machine.
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Angry Birds Tops 200 Million Downloads(techcrunch.com)
3 points by cosgroveb 15y ago|0 comments
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Jeff Tunnell of Dynamix and Garage Games on Equity Split(makeitbigingames.com)
1 points by cosgroveb 15y ago|0 comments
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Rate Wikipedia Pages: New Article Feedback Tool(blog.wikimedia.org)
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Maybe something like the following? randWinnerID = (int) Math.random();
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I remember how badly I wanted a Motorola Q or a Samsung Blackjack when they came out but I had just started a contract... Luckily for me my contract was up just in time to get an iPhone.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
I'm talking about consumer devices in general. XBOX, PS3, iPhones, carrier locked Android phones, iPads, you name it. Also, this is not an ordinary x86 laptop. I think most people would assume that considering that you cannot by default ins
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
What experience would that be? To my knowledge, Rovio still has not released a paid version of Angry Birds although it has been planned since February at least.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Not surprising to me as a CR48 beta tester: http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-information-fo... Pretty awesome though that they are bucking the trend of locking down consumer devices.
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
You don't think Google taking a lower cut on the Market wouldn't incentivize more of the successful iOS developers to take Android more seriously? You don't think anyone would say, "hmm, if I develop this for Android, they are only taking 1
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by cosgroveb 15y ago
Kind of like this, for Reddit: http://redditincident.com/

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