drewbuschhorn

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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
clickable (not paywalled): http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/10_38/b41950224...
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Ask HN: Crowdsourcing your health
2 points by drewbuschhorn 16y ago|1 comments
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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
If only ... if you're hoping to get clients with sluggish IT depts, be prepared for them to still expect IE6 support ... even after casually mentioning the huge security issues. back to ensuring pixel level stylesheet compatibility for IE6-
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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
I think this would make an excellent poll question for someone with the karma. That being said, dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=836167 I think it depends ( and I guess the split here backs me up ): 1. I'm fine giving a credit c
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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
Have you actually experienced that 'Developers see tech support as beneath them'? In the interactions I've had with both computer and science start-ups ( admittedly a small sample set, 3 companies ), I never actually seen this, though mayb
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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
They're pretty bad, but you might consider: http://www.freecsstemplates.org/ Just don't let the template you choose influence your decisions about what should and shouldnt be in site....let form follow function.
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by drewbuschhorn 16y ago
As a former organometallic chemist, I immediately tried to get find a subfeed for chemistry. Best I could do was: http://paperfeed.org/taxonomy/term/636 journal listings. Any thoughts on making RSS by tag available? Other big chemistry