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by davej 15y ago
> That's why you don't use underscores in a URL. Of course, today nobody uses dashes either if they can help it. Underscores aren't valid characters in a domain name by the way.
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by davej 15y ago
Clickable: http://beatquest.fm/
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by davej 15y ago
Same (Ireland)
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by davej 15y ago
Human Scale has a different meaning in art and architecture than it does in scientific fields. In architecture, it simply means that the building is designed to fit well with the human senses. Wikipedia has more info: http://en.wikipedia.o
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by davej 15y ago
At iCloud's potential scale it would be cheaper to build and maintain your own data center. Either way, they've already built the data center so the point is moot.
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by davej 15y ago
The fact that he's shown driving away with the laptop shortly after stealing it.
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by davej 15y ago
In this case it seems unlikely but bear in mind that it's possible to be in possession of stolen goods without knowing they're stolen.
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by davej 15y ago
Not EC2, but is this what you are thinking about?… http://openfoo.org/blog/redis-native-xen.html
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by davej 15y ago
I'm not arguing with any of your points. I'm simply saying that the difference between 'sign up now' and 'contact us now' is huge for most developers. I don't want to discuss clauses and get approval, I want to type in my credit card and go
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by davej 15y ago
> […]much more expensive than established services like Akamai (seriously, talk to them […]) Therein lies the problem, most sites are in the long tail (blogs, personal websites, weekend web app projects) and it really doesn't make sens
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CDN Performance(forrst.com)
5 points by davej 15y ago|4 comments
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by davej 15y ago
The usual needlessly controversial headline from TechCrunch. In my opinion it really undermines the content which is actually quite interesting.
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by davej 15y ago
Yes but the cars dont weave enough to actually go on the rubber debris, besides the debris is only that bad on the corners.
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by davej 15y ago
> The swerving left and right actually does not keep their tires warm, especially at those lower speeds since they aren't generating enough downforce. You're mostly correct. However, I believe the main reason for weaving is to prevent t
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by davej 15y ago
Just FYI, the lens used in each of the shots are different. The F1 shot uses a wider angled lens which makes the car look faster in the background of the shot. Having said that, the F1 car is still substantially faster especially through a
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by davej 15y ago
Not really, the car behind still needs to get in the one second window to have the advantage of DRS. They still need to tweak it so that passing isn't too easy but thats just a case of trial and error, they'll get it right eventually. If
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by davej 15y ago
I should have pointed out in the title that these features are available in Chromium and not yet in Google Chrome.
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Google Chrome Now Syncs Typed URLs and Browsing Sessions(chromestory.com)
2 points by davej 15y ago|1 comments
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by davej 15y ago
Ok, I see that the original pre and pixi don't support WebOS 2.0, that's a real pity. From what I can see the WebOS 2.0/3.0 developer ecosystem looks a lot nicer (although it's probably not practical to drop 1.0 support yet), have you tried
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by davej 15y ago
I know absolutely zero about WebOS development so this is probably a very naive question. Isn't Node.JS available to WebOS, couldn't you use something like http.request()? http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.4.7/api/http.html#http.request
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by davej 15y ago
JumpChat.
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by davej 15y ago
Cool, I didn't know that. I stand corrected.
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by davej 15y ago
Yeah, perhaps I should have waited until he answered a few more questions before submitting this.
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by davej 15y ago
It's basically a chance for people to ask other people questions e.g. "I am a fireman, AMA (ask me anything)" It originates from here: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/
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Ryan Dahl (Creator of Node.js) is doing an IAMA on Reddit(reddit.com)
167 points by davej 15y ago|20 comments
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by davej 16y ago
Spot on, I do the same (but I use $this as the variable name).
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by davej 16y ago
Yes, you're correct.
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by davej 16y ago
IE7 and IE8 can display 32bit (24bit for RGB + 8bit for alpha channel) PNGs fine by the way. IE6, of course, only supports alpha transparency on 8bit PNGs.
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by davej 16y ago
... because WebSockets requires a HTTP 1.1 server (just connecting the dots in case people didn't know this).
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by davej 16y ago
Does anybody know if/when Nginx will support HTTP 1.1? I'd love to be able to use Nginx as the frontend for WebSocket stuff.

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