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by desigooner 14y ago
I have an old Dell lying around that i use as a linux machine and I recently moved from Ubuntu to Crunchbang (#!). So far, I'm digging the minimalism and the zippiness.
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by desigooner 14y ago
It's not even well-accepted amongst the likes of styleforum users who are all across the sartorial spectrum. I remember reading a comment once that went more or less like "Use a green tie and it looks like an artichoke". A windsor / double-
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by desigooner 14y ago
I'd hardly call it being suave by trying to pull off the Elredge while being on a job interview. It'd be way too flashy and distracting. Might give you a good ice-breaker but lot of people might end up frowning upon being so zany at a job i
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by desigooner 14y ago
I routinely read through the comments before I actually click on the link to the article. It's a quick indicator to the quality of the article and often, I learn more from the comments vs. the article itself.
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by desigooner 14y ago
The thing that is easily overlooked is the mandatory military service in Israel. You have trained citizens who know what a gun can do, what the consequences of such an action would be and how to handle a gun in presence of an armed opponent
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by desigooner 14y ago
What I've observed is that it's hard to get the decision makers listen to you and often, they're unwilling to invest any more than they've already done towards any solution. Granted these conversations were mainly concerned with a SaaS base
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by desigooner 14y ago
If costs are burning a hole in your pocket, I'd suggest you revisit your WP hosting solution. I think one of the shared hosting providers would suit your needs just fine if you enable caching on your site.
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by desigooner 14y ago
<< When drinking beer, keep it classy. You can flush your reputation and any respect you’ve earned down the toilet by ordering a PBR or Keystone Light. Amstel Light is usually a safe choice. >> One could flush their reput
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by desigooner 14y ago
Congrats on your journey from learning to code through to landing a job and congratulations on the book. That being said, you might want to at least provide a sample of your writing from the book for people to look at.
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by desigooner 14y ago
Aurasma is some kind of an augmented reality browser / platform by Autonomy.
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by desigooner 14y ago
Latest from Google: 9 AM PST / 12 PM EST (my buddy just got off the phone with them)
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by desigooner 14y ago
Ever since I updated to Windows 8 on launch day, I've only been on the "Start Screen" once. I never used the start button in the first place and I don't really miss it in Win 8. The performance seems a bit better, boot times are much better
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by desigooner 14y ago
It also depends on execution. However bad surface RT is, I'm sure it won't be as frustrating to use as an Asus transformer (both the initial version as well as the prime). I've used both of those for a week only to return them without 2nd t
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by desigooner 14y ago
Don't the rates match for Braintree & Stripe now?
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by desigooner 14y ago
Not sure that'd be accurate for me since I logged into the dev center using the live account I have (non-hotmail).
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by desigooner 14y ago
At $8, I thought it was worth a punt and decided to sign up. Alas, I cannot complete the process as it gives me an error each time I try to submit the payment information. Only if MSFT got their sh!t together..
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by desigooner 14y ago
Up until recently, most of Indian farming depended on (and still does to a good extent) on Bulls ploughing the fields for seeding. That and bullock carts as transport.
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by desigooner 14y ago
It looks like it's an upgrade pack vs. a full copy of Win 8 Pro.
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by desigooner 14y ago
I wonder how many of those 440,000 "Active" users were a result of their partnership with Verizon to install Color on a bunch of their phones. Also, does "active" mean # of installs in this case?
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Facebook Now Knows What You're Buying at Drug Stores(theatlanticwire.com)
3 points by desigooner 14y ago|0 comments
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by desigooner 14y ago
Hardly. Rather, it would seem to be the other way around.
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by desigooner 14y ago
anecdotal-y: I've seen more Nokia smartphones in the northeast (Boston-NYC-Washington DC corridor which I travel through pretty often) post-windows switch than before. Maybe it's the marketing push from AT&T that has helped them sell mo
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by desigooner 14y ago
Offline Google Maps in the next iteration of Android would mean that you could download the maps offline for the area you usually travel to/around and be able to use it as a GPS (not sure how the new offline maps would work w.r.t. re-routin
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by desigooner 14y ago
FWIW, I had my real email addresses showing before this weekend and when I checked this morning, the only email address that was being shown was the @facebook.com one. My other 2 email addresses (one visible to each of my friends and one on
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by desigooner 14y ago
Nice effort. I use nextbus.com here in Boston and used it back at school at Rutgers. While their mobile website is pretty nifty, the web UI needs quite some work.
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by desigooner 14y ago
All the mens shirting still photos you see are shot in this manner. If you were to wear shirts that fitted so snugly, you might not even be able to move or breath.
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by desigooner 14y ago
Wouldn't such criticisms be valid for Android as well?
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by desigooner 14y ago
I get a chuckle out of reading people's views w.r.t. Microsoft. There are a good number who complain about lack of innovation & how Microsoft invests too much time in supporting legacy systems and that they should totally get rid of the
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by desigooner 14y ago
I have an iPhone 4S (Work) and an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S II (Personal - EU version with the physical button) and I am still to receive the ICS update here stateside! By the time iOS6 is released to users, there will be many a people with
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Return to Sender(bostonmagazine.com)
1 points by desigooner 14y ago|0 comments

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