evlapix

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by evlapix 17y ago
I honestly, didn't even notice the horizontal scrollbar.
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by evlapix 17y ago
Random placement to avoid "from memory" selection.. Nice. Or maybe just another way to confuse the hell out of web users.
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Adobe Flash Catalyst does away with AS3 and suggests building a restaurant site(labs.adobe.com)
1 points by evlapix 17y ago|0 comments
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by evlapix 17y ago
What the hell does it do?
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by evlapix 17y ago
Browse Hacker News daily and remind yourself how little you actually know.
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by evlapix 17y ago
Wow. That is painful to watch. Too much work went into that.
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by evlapix 17y ago
No doubt. Not to mention the visual and audio feedback you get when information is sent/received. I feel like there is a real advantage to watching bright colored bytes buzz by me while I explore data.
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by evlapix 17y ago
Very nice design. Looks like pitchfork improved their security a bit. I remember they used to just have an XMPP player, where the XML behind it just had an additional node titled security. It's contents said something to the effect of.. "Do
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by evlapix 17y ago
Pfft.. Minority Report? Make me an interface like the one in Hackers.
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by evlapix 17y ago
I'm sure it's a matter of scope.
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by evlapix 17y ago
With regards to the interface I have to vouch for Windows.. I have a Zune HD. I love it. The UI is anything but limiting and amazingly intuitive. My girlfriend would ask "How do I do XXX" and before I could remember how I would accomplish t
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SMIT's Solar Ivy in the running for a Pepsi Refresh grant(core77.com)
1 points by evlapix 17y ago|0 comments
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by evlapix 17y ago
I'm not sure what "old school PHP" is, since I'm only 3 years in the industry. But what I can tell you, is that when I learned OOP - first in AS3, and then in PHP - I was able to pick up other languages MUCH quicker. I'm not entirely certai
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by evlapix 17y ago
Quote: Consumers don't like to customize. Quote: Because it would be so simple for Google to create a "Normal email view" for people like me. So, Google should make it customizable.. ?
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by evlapix 17y ago
If this is adopted widely hosting costs will drop off considerably, no?
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by evlapix 17y ago
I actually did write a script to do this as an exercise in learning Python. I didn't realize there was a game at the time.
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by evlapix 17y ago
I read this a while ago: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001076.html I still decided to go with the 2x24's. In the end though, it may have been a waste. Afterwards I introduced myself to Ubuntu and the virtual desktop features r
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by evlapix 17y ago
It took me a moment to find the "Sign Up" button/link. I checked in some of the usual places.. At the top of the page near the "Sign In/Have an account?" link, the main navigation, and in the actual slide show to no avail. I eventually foun
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by evlapix 17y ago
Of course. No doubt.
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by evlapix 17y ago
I'm not sure I understand your comparison. What is the difference between finding content I want to spend time consuming, and finding content another way (via some content filtering process), which has every intention of limiting the conten
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by evlapix 17y ago
As much as I hate to say it, It seems like this is something that could be easily accomplished by piggybacking off of Twitter. Just drop the link, some tags, and misc attributes along with a short description.. Is it much more complicated t
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by evlapix 17y ago
That sounds like a great interface. But it doesn't stop you from having to do all of the filtering/categorizing. Maybe if after having done all of that work on your end, there would be a nice way to share that with followers.
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by evlapix 17y ago
Search clearly isn't the answer. Can you create a search term that encompasses all of your interests? I hope not. Surely filtering the "fire hose" with the query "programming news" will not yield satisfactory results.