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faddotio
13y ago
The closest thing to a repo that I can think of is ripping off the XCMDs/XFCNs from other people's stacks using ResCopy/ResEdit. :)
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faddotio
13y ago
Hypercard/HT was just used to stitch it together, most of the presentation was done with the help of a crapload of XCMDs. I doubt the HyperTalk involved was particularly complicated, but I can't say for sure, because they managed
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faddotio
13y ago
But the screen is larger than three point five inches. :(
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faddotio
13y ago
Because link aggregators and blogspam will fill the gaping maw of content?
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faddotio
13y ago
Not true. iPods were regarded as having crummy DACs until the Shuffle, which was a paradox in that it had incredibly limited features but also very good audio quality.
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faddotio
13y ago
People with Down's Syndrome don't live very long. It's more than just a mental disability.
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faddotio
13y ago
CEO reverse acquisition? Elop 4 MS CEO 2014?
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faddotio
13y ago
Blackberry paid bounties for every app developed in their store, and they got what they paid for - developers repackaged worthless content like wallpapers in the form of "apps" and listed them in the thousands. They made a killing
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faddotio
13y ago
That sign alone is pretty neat. I could put build health and statistics on it. Hmm..
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faddotio
13y ago
This. The API and its feature set is liable to change. This isn't a broken promise because no promises were made.
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faddotio
13y ago
Really? Microsoft's HR departments are completely siloed by business unit, and they don't share notes. If the rec you're applying for dries up, they do F-all to guide you into a new one. Each time you engage with a different
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faddotio
13y ago
All I see is a target for my stumbling clumsy self! And a big cleanup job afterward.
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faddotio
13y ago
The hovering share widget obstructs the first ~15 characters of text in my browser window. Please fix!
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faddotio
13y ago
Do some digging into Consumer Watchdog, they are basically a FUD group that basically comes up for air to launch Google smears then recede beneath the waters. The identity and funding of the organization are totally obfuscated.
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faddotio
13y ago
What is this attitude?
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faddotio
13y ago
Not so good for code that runs in servers, since you have no chance to drop requests or degrade gracefully.
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faddotio
13y ago
And anyone can pay for the EC2 instances to test all 3.8B pages!
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faddotio
13y ago
So is it filter bubbling when content from People Magazine is kept from entering the pages of The Economist?
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faddotio
13y ago
No dietary research, but they DO have a gullible youthful demographic that has a pathological distrust for authority and love of underdogs.
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faddotio
13y ago
Your site practically made me pee myself with laughter. You totally nailed the tone and presentation.
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faddotio
13y ago
xX81Buddies69Xx.io
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13y ago
Imagine having a landfill of this stuff, blanketing the Earth at 10,000 feet. Hmmm. :|
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faddotio
13y ago
Commence with the cognitive dissonance!
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faddotio
13y ago
And sending the whole file over the wire is preferable? What if the document contains sensitive or privileged data?
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faddotio
13y ago
So they should show symbols of Pagan symbols of renewal?
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13y ago
What's preventing the government from coercing DDG to start log collections at their end, and then sealing it with a gag order?
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13y ago
Worse, I think. No editing whatsoever, they'll post anything so long as it has the hot SEO keywords du jour.
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13y ago
The Microsoft Connector buses are ubiquitous in the Seattle area. We like them because they take a lot of cars off the road, particularly along the bridges which are horribly congested.