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by eddanger 14y ago
51.0.0.0/8 the secret IP block otherwise known as Block 51.
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by eddanger 14y ago
Tomorrow's news: "VeriSign's DNS is down."
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by eddanger 14y ago
The only winner out of this is Nokia who paid for the hotels and flights home of those bloggers. http://twitter.com/clintonjeff/status/242358009249026049
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by eddanger 14y ago
I got excited because I thought it was a brand new web browser, low and behold it is just an extension to your existing browser. Pass.
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by eddanger 15y ago
Those graphs make my colour blind eyes cry.
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by eddanger 15y ago
I suppose he'll be picketing Jobs' funeral with others blinded by ideology, such as the Westborrow church.
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by eddanger 15y ago
The asset pipeline is s great evolution to this amazing framework. I'm looking forward to playing with this.
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by eddanger 15y ago
I'll wait until this gem reaches self-awareness and moves itself to github.
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by eddanger 15y ago
Really cool to see Vancouver jump on the start up bandwagon. We applied hoping for just the mentorship chunk, but I think they were looking for participants for the whole she-bang. Would be interested to find a mentorship/marketing knowledg
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by eddanger 15y ago
From an end user point of view this is terrible, I don't understand the point. Don't give me options, just do it!
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by eddanger 15y ago
Silly, but interesting. It just shows the power and simplicity of the JSON syntax to define these universal data structures.
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by eddanger 16y ago
Awesome, long flowing hair... On your back!
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by eddanger 16y ago
This is an interesting approach but not all talented developers partake in open source projects.
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by eddanger 16y ago
The guys behind the Reinhardt framework are going to be mad! http://www.sitepen.com/blog/2008/10/09/reinhardt-a-client-si...
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by eddanger 16y ago
I need to see my clock so I can spend at least a good hour dreading the next scheduled conference call!
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by eddanger 16y ago
That's the beauty of the NoSQL landscape (not a fan of the term). Each db has a specific quality, and while a general SQL db can be moulded to meet a certain need, there may already a db solution that is perfect for it.
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by eddanger 16y ago
If you are highly profitable, why sell at all? Use the $ to to allow you to focus on other things you want to do and keep that golden egg laying duck in house.
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by eddanger 16y ago
Point to take away: use the right tool for the job!
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by eddanger 16y ago
Hu to Ballmer: Ha ha! Could it be MS is estimating the Windows install base is much larger than it really is?
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by eddanger 16y ago
Why not drop Flash too?
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by eddanger 16y ago
As a rant this was mediocre, as a rebuttal this was lame.
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by eddanger 16y ago
When working with teams what is the problem with just doing "git pull" and "git push". It seems this is more truthful, and merge commits are evidence of what is going on with the repo. Rewriting history might simply appear nicer in the log,
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by eddanger 16y ago
Indeed. Thanks for all your hard work, an impressive feat. You guys are unsung heroes in a world where we expect things to "just work".
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by eddanger 16y ago
I've been waiting for this for years! Amazon EC2 might have just jumped from a being novelty to something useful! (for me at least)
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by eddanger 16y ago
Timed perfectly with my Birthday, Apple you never cease to amaze me!
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by eddanger 16y ago
What a great article. There is a lot of insight into what makes him tick. Reading this article 25 years into the future makes me think his "reality distortion field" is no distortion at all, just the reality!
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by eddanger 16y ago
Just curious, how many tabs did you have open? Also a Flash blocking extension seems like it would come in handy in your multi-tab situation.
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by eddanger 16y ago
As awesome as these are, I'm waiting for the 2nd generation. I simply like to play it safe and have them work out the kinks before making the plunge... most times.
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by eddanger 16y ago
Don't underestimate the power and reach of "BC Bud"!
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by eddanger 16y ago
In all seriousness, this is probably true. Marijuana is BC's 2nd largest industry behind construction and ahead of forestry. I believe it contributes over $7 billion/year to our GDP. I'm sure there are articles somewhere to back this up. :)

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