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Blast from the Past: My 2009 prediction on the "Apple Tablet"(blog.f055.net)
1 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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by f055 14y ago
Isn't GET lists practically the same as GET lists/all which in turn is renamed in 1.1 to GET lists/list ?
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To be successful online you need to write for people with personality disorder(foture.net)
2 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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Social Media in plain English [with videos](foture.net)
1 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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App Store case: 7 days to built, 7 days to 15K downloads. No marketing.(foture.net)
1 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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Blast from the past: Using Apple Time Machine with an ordinary USB stick(blog.f055.net)
1 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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by f055 14y ago
I get your point, but don't use yesterday technology for future experience. Instead of a "consultant" imagine interior designer, instead of a "computer" imagine a 3D holographic projection. No more labyrinths to go through. Instead, a perso
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by f055 14y ago
ZDnet is like TMZ or The Sun. Or like The Register :P Clickbait title and ridiculous argument. HTML5 was never made to contest native apps. It was made to simplify the web. To make its old structure more relevant to the current content, hen
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What if IKEA used 3D printers(foture.net)
2 points by f055 14y ago|3 comments
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by f055 14y ago
I had the exact same situation, click-fraud out of the blue. You can find many such cases reported. I strongly believe that AdSense for small, powerless publishers is a scam. Google can do whatever it likes with your ad space and cut you of
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Push Notifications for Sparrow(blog.process-one.net)
2 points by f055 14y ago|0 comments
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by f055 14y ago
I obviously tried it before commenting, but props to you for implying a statistically possible situation of me being a troll. Well I'm not :P Chrome works slower and that's a fact. Its keyboard is custom, but inferior to Mobile Safari by fa
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by f055 14y ago
Which is ironic, because it really is just a webkit view, not even running the latest js engine that native Safari has access to. In short, it's not very good, this Chrome.
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by f055 14y ago
Cant blame Americans for being uptight. You'd never understand Sweden's freedom of speech :P
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by f055 14y ago
Perl is like C++ for the Web. Bulletproof. Unless you intentionally remove the kevlar plates. But then it's on you ;)
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by f055 14y ago
Or go back to C and learn that recursion is not really used like that. If you know the limits beforehand, use "for". If you don't know how deep the processing will go, use recursion. If you must code a loop without using "for" it means you'
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HTML5 Boilerplate removes pink text-selection highlight(github.com)
3 points by f055 14y ago|1 comments
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by f055 15y ago
I prefer gitlive.com
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by f055 15y ago
Ah you are correct, forgot about that. Thanks for this point.
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by f055 15y ago
You can prevent the iframe CSRF with X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN I suppose? - maybe browser could implement X-Image-Options: SAMEORIGIN as well - kind of a hotlinking prevention header.