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by dictum 14y ago
It's OK for the first iterations, but if you really care about your product, you should hire a HTML/CSS hacker.
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Burning Books(aeonmagazine.com)
3 points by dictum 14y ago|0 comments
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by dictum 14y ago
>Finder on OSX - how do increase the font size there? While browsing a folder, do a secondary click (right button on Magic Mouse or two-finger click on a trackpad), open "Show view options". A popup window will appear; select your desir
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by dictum 14y ago
The prototypical talking head with speech bubble: http://www.guidebookgallery.org/pics/gui/installation/comple...
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by dictum 14y ago
Both look like an inverted F-clef. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_clef#F-clefs
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by dictum 14y ago
Two attributes that are not mutually exclusive.
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Social media's 'reverse gentrification'(kernelmag.com)
3 points by dictum 14y ago|0 comments
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by dictum 14y ago
Good luck finding a good name that is still available as a .com domain, or that can be bought for less than $2000. (Actually, I hate the idea of paying any amount to a domain squatter.)
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by dictum 14y ago
>Given TED’s disproportionate influence on a certain level of the global debate, it follows that the public at large also becomes more approving of technological solutions to problems that are not technological but political. Problems o
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Incline: Web development training for veterans(inclinehq.com)
2 points by dictum 14y ago|0 comments
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by dictum 14y ago
http://24ways.org/2006/cheating-color
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by dictum 14y ago
Wes Anderson meets The Man Your Man Could Smell Like. Actually this ad highlights a problem in how startups see their users: most people aren't millionaire jet-setters like Sean Parker. They don't have amazing stories to tell to strangers.
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by dictum 14y ago
I'm using a Magic Mouse and when I scrolled, it zoomed in. I know this is the intended result, and other apps do that (Google Maps and Google Earth come to mind) but it's a bit annoying to my muscle memory. The gesture used to zoom in and o
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by dictum 14y ago
I don't know if Strava is using an algorithm to alleviate this, but isn't it a bad idea to follow routes set with GPS when the positioning is only accurate to 10 meters?
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by dictum 14y ago
From their Terms and Conditions ( http://www.strava.com/terms ): >You agree to indemnify and hold Strava and its subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, agents, representatives, employees, partners and licensors harmless from any claim or
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by dictum 14y ago
People who were around technology businesses in the 1990s, please illuminate me: wasn't it common for pretentious managers to adopt fancy job titles? (I may have read too much Dilbert.) This is really just marketing with a better knowledge
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by dictum 14y ago
I have a love/hate relationship with books that capitalize on a counterintuitive notion, and that includes Malcolm Gladwell, mentioned in the article. While they're good reminders that many societal preconceptions are incorrect, too often t
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by dictum 14y ago
The thing about 4chan (all boards) is that, even when an anonymoust poster makes a good point, it's usually wrapped in hyperbole and meanness. It's not a requirement of being anonymous, but it's a part of the culture of imageboards: you're
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by dictum 14y ago
http://hipsterbranding.tumblr.com/