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by eagleal 16y ago
Fireworks also has built-in functionality for this sort of thing (not wordpres, but HTML). However the produced code it's a mess, and it's unmaintainable. So for UIs, it's just better coding it manually. One thing that could be possible is
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Ask HN: What's your personal victory theme?
6 points by eagleal 16y ago|4 comments
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by eagleal 16y ago
Can the stats be like this because generally great engineers can chose their time?
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by eagleal 16y ago
Replying late. In Italy, or Albania, your name is registered after your gov documents. You can use a "mouth" different name with your friends, but since the register of the class is open and stays always on the room, everyone could read it.
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by eagleal 16y ago
When you register at school, you're required to use your real name. It will always come up, one way or another.
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by eagleal 16y ago
From experience I've seen that this "learn by your parents" is truly starting to be weak in the Western "thinking" countries. Poor countries on the other hand use this a lot. I was raised in a post-communist Albania, and people weren't infl
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by eagleal 16y ago
There is also a double-standard when you append it only to Nazi and Communists discussions.
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by eagleal 16y ago
"Why do these kids have access to a cutting-edge technology like the cell phone, but not to a 100-year-old technology for generating electric light in the home? The answer, in a word, is rules." So the reason Albania has no regular electric
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by eagleal 16y ago
Another design thing: people don't read when they don't expect a story (they think they're not interested in). Sincerely, I wasn't expecting anything from that page (I was just interested in the comments). However I visited the article an
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by eagleal 16y ago
Me too (opensrs). This includes processing fees, I'm reseller of my company reseller account :), so I do it manually.
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by eagleal 16y ago
You don't buy cars only for their designs. The engine which really is part of what makes the difference (the other one being manufacture material) is patented. And the GPS system (eg. your Navigator), electronic/computer board, and all this
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by eagleal 16y ago
Has anyone got spam via the site?
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by eagleal 16y ago
Yeah, I forgot to mention organic SEO (it's almost always the first thing you can do). >> twitter, facebook, flickr, youtube, this kind of services > Do you find that that actually gets results? Yes, if the tech industry isn't t
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Ask HN: How do you advertise without spending money?
36 points by eagleal 16y ago|12 comments
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by eagleal 16y ago
Still we have to confirm this theories. I just hope I'll be alive when all the Universe physics has been explained (I mean that we can use the found laws and change them knowing every single outcome), and we'll create other Universes.
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by eagleal 16y ago
Looks like our Universe chose the last two.
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by eagleal 16y ago
Glad to have explained it. I was just trying to say that, like the DoD, you may be required to protect the system from the outsiders. I was talking about the foreseeable future tough, maybe we will just evolve as very conscious responsible
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by eagleal 16y ago
Suppose you implement a system based on Diaspora, the next generation of population and governments will use everyday. For various reasons, such as some of the DoD prototype implementations (classified ones), you don't want, or you're requi
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by eagleal 16y ago
Agreed. However I don't think there would be a lot of service providers since the license (AGPL). I guess you just have to wait till September to have your answer (yeah someone can explain it, but the code can do it better).
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by eagleal 16y ago
What people here might really wanna know it's that the source code will be released under AGPL (you must let your users download the source of the program they're running). In my opinion for boosting commercial adoption, a MIT license i
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by eagleal 16y ago
Homepage Dup: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1392181 The other one has more comments and points
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by eagleal 16y ago
I can think only about trade forecasting, and natural resources management (like estimating oil exhaustion).
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by eagleal 16y ago
That's what I've found too. I'm also using something similar to pie menus for my main project.
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by eagleal 16y ago
I said "I think" and "most". However you can a history miner (CSS) to refine your demographics.
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by eagleal 16y ago
I take yours as a joke. But what's the point of the contract if you decide to suicide yourself? A contract isn't going to stop, it may have the counter effect as well. (This seems like an escape from some local investigations, or something
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by eagleal 16y ago
I agree, but the point is, since school, you learn that headlines are focused to capture people attention. I'm not a journalist, but it appears to be one of the most important things in an article. (It's like advertising, you take the worst
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by eagleal 16y ago
You can use a different version for people who uses Chrome/Iron (I think most chrome users are tech savvy). For other browsers you can use some other filter mechanism (like referrer).
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by eagleal 16y ago
I think it depends on the users interested in the /new section. Most of the people just look at the home, while there are some users who watch the new submissions, and when they miss, the submission doesn't make enough points to get to the
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by eagleal 16y ago
Not only that, but sites like ExpertExchange abuse the referrer header. Since EE uses the referrer to build the content (or at least it's part of the process), can this be a problem to their business?
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by eagleal 16y ago
If you're ok with a front-end, design bg guy, email me pmura A/T pmura.commercial

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