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dhotson
18y ago
I really like the idea of waiting for ports to become available. It's cool that you can achieve nearly no downtime by starting up a new merb server before shutting down the existing one. Quite clever. :)
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ScrnShots - Share your inspiration
(scrnshots.com)
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Delicious blog - Fully armed and operational
(blog.delicious.com)
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I'm not convinced that we can solve the worlds big problems like poverty just by spending money. I don't claim to have the answers.. but I think it will take a lot more than money to solve these problems. That's assuming they can even be so
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18y ago
Actually, one of the things I really liked about muxtape was that they weren't trying to sell you anything. It was all about the music maan.. :)
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18y ago
Could you give an example? :) I think it would actually be pretty hard to find ways to spend that much money. 10 trillion is an awful lot.
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18y ago
These mockups look great.. I love the watercolor look.
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It's a real shame that they killed Muxtape. It was such a great site and a fantastic way to discover new music. :'( I really wish that there could be a way for sharing good music with others without all the hype and commercial crap that nor
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A pretty good read. Thanks for sharing.
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Why People Participate on Mechanical Turk?
(behind-the-enemy-lines.blogspot.com)
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Calculating Color Contrast for Legible Text
(particletree.com)
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Lessons Learned - The three drivers of growth for your business model. Choose one.
(startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com)
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Software Rhythm
(tech.puredanger.com)
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Zeep Mobile - A free mobile messaging API for developers
(zeepmobile.com)
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Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript
(mckoss.com)
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18y ago
I never get tired of that head tracking video... It's definitely one of the coolest hacks I've seen. :)
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JParallax - Javascript parallax effect
(webdev.stephband.info)
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Cutting through the Cloud
(ebpml.org)
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Plumbing, and the magic word "it"
(jonoscript.wordpress.com)
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Sleipnir - A highly customizable Japanese web browser
(fenrir-inc.com)
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Modern Microprocessors - A 90 Minute Guide
(web.archive.org)
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Ad Mates - I show you, you show me
(admates.net)
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18y ago
Yeah I know! I read this ages ago actually... I remember my jaw dropping at how cool this is. :D I've been thinking of hacking up some code to figure out a "good" set of colours given an image. I'll let you know if I figure it out. :)
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Dabble DB - Automatic color scheme generator
(blog.dabbledb.com)
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18y ago
That's a fair point.. but I think Ruby and Javascript seem like such good friends, they go so well together.
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Rack + Javascript = Jack
(github.com)
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Patterns of Web Architecture
(dehora.net)
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18y ago
Oh man, this sucks. I've been reading Mike's blog for a while now. He seems like a super smart and insightful guy, and his passion and attention to detail really rubs off in his writing. I'm sure he'll be kicking ass again soon. :)
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Cocoa for Scientists
(macresearch.org)
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18y ago
One thing that has bitten me a couple of times is that CSS compression can muck up your styles if you depend on the order of the CSS rules. Compression will sometime change the order of the rules.
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