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by dahjelle 14y ago
I don't think you need to use VMWare. I understood from the article that you can upgrade to 1.1 and continue to use VirtualBox as the provider with basically no hiccups.
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Canon Cat for Sale (Jef Raskin's Masterpiece)(ebay.com)
2 points by dahjelle 14y ago|0 comments
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by dahjelle 14y ago
Thanks!
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by dahjelle 14y ago
I believe I've read money transmission licenses vary from state-to-state. Do you know of any resources giving more detail on when you need one and how to get one in the various states?
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Form with target=“_blank” behavior changed in IE 9 and 10(stackoverflow.com)
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by dahjelle 14y ago
You might appreciate Jeff Atwood's post on the subject. [1] He comes down to the Asus RT-N16 with the open-source Tomato firmware. [1] http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/06/because-everyone-st...
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by dahjelle 15y ago
That was my first thought, too. Then I realized that it just might be: the lifespan of an average baby is significantly longer than the lifespan of an average phone. Now, if the statistic was Apple was selling more iPhones to new cell phon
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by dahjelle 15y ago
It looks like the links busted already…does anyone know of a mirror?
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I definitely agree that software desire requires analytical thinking. (It certainly put a halt in my thoughts about a mass-appeal software builder: if they don't "get" [or want to get, or whatever] Excel, they don't have a chance for much e
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by dahjelle 15y ago
Though I haven't done any Linux programming, I can definitely see your point. A abstraction seems only as useful as it is consistent. You're right: HyperCard and Excel aren't a small set of interoperable tools like UNIX is. I would argue, t
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I had a sudden hypothesis after reading this thread last night. (No proof, mind you, just an idea.) I wonder if HyperCard's success was for the same reason as UNIX's success: a well-chosen, small set of interoperable tools that allowed the
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by dahjelle 15y ago
Bill Atkinson, the creator of Hypercard, is on record [1] wishing he'd had the foresight to extend the links to the network. Hypercard was inches away from being the first "web browser". [1] http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/commentary/cult
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by dahjelle 15y ago
> They either want a full system, or just a product. While I think this is true at the moment, it seems that there is an interesting question behind that, as well. Why don't more people want to create their own software? I do think the
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I've often wondered if speeding tickets and the like are the reason for the general decline in positive opinion of the police. (I've done no research on this whatsoever–anyone have any pointers to interesting materials?) But it seems that t
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I suspect it is the same reason that "auto repair theater" or "computer repair theater" or even "movies-that-are-garbage-but-pass-as-entertainment theater" still exist. It is nearly impossible to be well-educated in every facet of one's lif
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by dahjelle 15y ago
For the interested, this appears to be [one of] the original paper[s]: http://creativemachines.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/wiks...
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I hope that it means that the Android Browser starts rendering as well as Chrome on the Desktop. They are much more different browsers, at this point, than you'd expect. (Granted, my only experience has been the Android Browser on the Galax
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by dahjelle 15y ago
I actually work for a church management software provider, Icon Systems ( http://iconcmo.com ). I think our aim is rather different than yours, though: we intentionally aim at management tools, where I get the feeling you are aiming more at
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by dahjelle 16y ago
You could also use the Cloud9IDE at http://cloud9ide.org . (It's based on the Ace editor, which Bespin/SkyWriter merged with. [1]) Log in with your Github user/pass, see your repos, and commit. It's not as seamless as if it was on Github,
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by dahjelle 16y ago
Seems that the latest beta is at http://mrgeckosmedia.com/VoiceMac.zip with "lots of fixes."
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by dahjelle 16y ago
You might try VoiceMac from http://mrgeckosmedia.com/applications/info/VoiceMac . I've not used their SIP support extensively, and it's primarily aimed to be a Google Voice client, but it might suit your needs. I also don't know if the ve
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by dahjelle 16y ago
> The Christian myth is so obviously false to anyone who takes an even casual look at the historical evidence. Could you elaborate on that a bit? My first instinct would be to assume you are talking about Jesus rising from the dead, but
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by dahjelle 16y ago
Vanco Services ( https://www.vancoservices.com/vancoservices_solutions.htm ) may be a solution for some. The company I work for has both used their services and partnered with them, and they've been great to work with.
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by dahjelle 16y ago
Caliber Technology ( http://www.taxupdate.com/overview.php ) also appears to offer a similar product for Java/C# platforms.
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by dahjelle 16y ago
Some further searching led to at least one additional result. In addition to Suburban Computer Services ( http://www.suburbancomputer.com/tips_state_tax.php ), there is the Symmetry Tax Engine ( https://www.symmetry.com/pages/ste.php ). It'
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Ask HN: Web API for Payroll Withholdings
4 points by dahjelle 16y ago|3 comments
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by dahjelle 16y ago
Does anyone else feel like the questions were strangely distributed? I'm not exactly sure why. I guess I would have expected many more suspicious or confused faces, and I don't think I found very many. (Ended up with a 27.) I also saw the w
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by dahjelle 17y ago
I've been using Dojo for a while. It has widgets with nearly the breadth of something like ExtJS, but is completely open-source. The documentation isn't all that great—thought it is improving—but the community is responsive and the code is
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by dahjelle 17y ago
Maybe not an IDE, but the AppleScript Editor in Mac OS X (and Classic, IIRC) has you enter text in fixed width by default, but then changes it to a proportional font after syntax-checking.