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by examancer 13y ago
> You don't know which category your project will end up in when you start it. So true. I don't know how many times I've started building a native audio streaming app and all-of-a-sudden I realize I've really built a web-based real time
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by examancer 13y ago
Are you really trying to assert that by not going after doz for having a vaguely close name in the same industry you would no longer be able to protect yourself from egregious misuse of your mark? By not canceling doz's trademark you would
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by examancer 13y ago
By that logic services like Hoogle (a haskell search engine) are even more likely to cause confusion with other services in the same arena (search). Yet, Google hasn't barked. I just can't see a scenario in which a person is told about Moz,
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by examancer 13y ago
It's a trademark issue, but I agree petty IP issues are far too often standing in the way of innovation.
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by examancer 13y ago
I love the outpouring of empathy in the language of responses from Moz. Too bad at the end the end you still decide to stick to your guns and assert there is "obvious confusion and brand dilution". Really?!? Are you really supporting the id
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by examancer 13y ago
This guy is clearly a moron! That spacing needs 5 extra pixels, not 3! Seriously though, great blog post. He is exactly right about the need for more spacing. I feel like he buries the lead... the last change he makes to the bottom comment
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by examancer 13y ago
"How will java's recent security vulnerabilities affect its popularity?" This is the one question the infographic takes the time to ask. It's a poor question, but one many people seem to ask after the recent java plugin vulnerabilities. Jav
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by examancer 13y ago
The infographic describes a little about JavaScript's history, but it is a little surprising to see it not listed in the top 10.
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by examancer 13y ago
Thanks for this link. Frustrated that posters think they are clever by linking to a mobile version of a story, to avoid ads or whatever. I couldn't find the non-mobile story on slate.com for some reason. I'd rather support the magazine and
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by examancer 13y ago
Decent game. How is this HTML5 though? The gameplay happens within an HTML table and some simple javascript to turns that table into an interactive game. Seems like something that could have been done with HTML 1.
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by examancer 13y ago
If she had been able to run a business, now would be a good time to own property in Bushwick. Seems to be quickly gentrifying and rents are increasing.
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by examancer 13y ago
There are plenty of names available that are somewhat related to unicorn, allowing you to keep the site design and pretty much everything else. Here are a few: - Alicorn (what a unicorn's horn is made of, apparently) - Oryx (An antelope-lik
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What's New in Ruby 2.0(speakerdeck.com)
3 points by examancer 14y ago|0 comments
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by examancer 14y ago
I am not sure if this site provides an accurate aggregate view of public opinion on movies, but if it does then I have no desire to know what the public likes. I also don't know how this is better than other "what does everyone think?" rati
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by examancer 14y ago
I'm sure larger tech companies would love to do annual reports this way. If only reporting the number of pizza slices satisfied SEC mandated financial disclosure requirements...
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by examancer 15y ago
Nasty registration wall :-(
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Rubyists Have More Fun: Drug Themed Ruby Gems(examancer.com)
1 points by examancer 15y ago|0 comments
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by examancer 15y ago
The hash data type is probably the most awesome and underused feature of redis. Here is a small gem I wrote to expose it a little better in ruby: https://github.com/lyconic/redis-native_hash