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by edwinjm 13y ago
Too bad it's limited to the Netherlands.
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by edwinjm 13y ago
I never would've thought PHP was popular in Turkey. That's because one of the stupidest bugs I've heard of: if you select the Turkey language (tr_TR) as locale, your PHP-code breaks: https://bugs.php.net/bug.p
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Introducing Animator 1.5, a powerful CSS3 animation tool by Sencha(sencha.com)
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by edwinjm 13y ago
15" MacBook Pro (early 2011) with 16GB and 512GB SSD. I'm satisfied :-)
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Beer-pouring robot programmed to anticipate human actions(eurekalert.org)
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Watch this homemade ‘lightsaber’ quickly burn through everything(thenextweb.com)
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Do these screenshots reveal a heavily revamped Gmail is on the way?(thenextweb.com)
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by edwinjm 13y ago
"The land of the free" - Unfortunately that's more and more just a dream, in a world where more and more countries are more free than the USA.
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by edwinjm 13y ago
I much prefer to be the JavaScript guy than the PHP guy. JavaScript does have some pitfalls, but they're easy to avoid. JavaScript is way cleaner and better thought out than PHP. Python is still very small. The two big "enterprisey" languag
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by edwinjm 13y ago
It's indeed not wise to use technologies only one employee knows. The best way is to chose technologies together and find developers who want to learn those. You have to motivate your colleagues to jump on board. And tell the senior develop
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Soluto Best Performing Windows Laptops(soluto.com)
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Errata Security: AP hack: the stock market did not "plunge"(erratasec.blogspot.nl)
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JQuery Builder(projects.jga.me)
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The Five Most Persuasive Words in the English Language(huffingtonpost.com)
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Gartner predicts 15% enterprises will still use XP after support ends(gartner.com)
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WIRED 20th Anniversary | Wired.com(wired.com)
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by edwinjm 14y ago
My experience with JFK airport (New York) is not so good, too. It's very chaotic, staff at the helpdesk doesn't listen to you questions but fill in what they think you want, everybody seems to be at their first day on the job, they can only
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by edwinjm 14y ago
You are blamed just like you blame the interface designers. Don't be mad. Fact is, most reported problems, in the end, are caused by the user him/herself, so his response is not that bad.
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Boston Dynamics: Dedicated to the Science and Art of How Things Move.(bostondynamics.com)
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Unencrypted storage of confidential information in Keeper Password & Data Vault(blog.fox-it.com)
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Twitter Charts(xefer.com)
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by edwinjm 14y ago
Nice to see how the appearance of characters in games become more and more realistic.
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The alternative is that the bank goes bankrupt and you lose everything. Be glad.
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Taking a stand on open source and patents(google-opensource.blogspot.ca)
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Beautiful example of parallax scrolling.
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Billions of online user actions say gamification increases site engagement 29%(venturebeat.com)
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FireMe - Who wants to get fired?(fireme.l3s.uni-hannover.de)
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SVG Patterns Gallery(philbit.com)
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by edwinjm 14y ago
This makes the migh moral standards claim of believers staggering.
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How we tripled our user base by getting localization right(thenextweb.com)
1 points by edwinjm 14y ago|0 comments

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