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fady
14y ago
i was expecting something in more detail if you want a full in depth history on the mac os x and how it evolved, i would check out "mac os x internals: a systems approach" http://www.amazon.com/Mac-OS-Internals-Systems-Approach/dp/0...
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14y ago
the skew is my fav. looks like the lists are pushing and pulling..very creative indeed.
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14y ago
yeah, i'm willing to give my email out for a invite, but i just hate when it asked me for my fb credentials, even though, i give fb very little info about me, etc., i would rather just use my email.
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fady
15y ago
i like them. it would be nice if we could see past polls for referencing or comparing.
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fady
15y ago
well said. when i saw the link i was confused why this would be on kickstarter...just feels odd to have software development on KS, unless there is some extenuating circumstances..
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fady
15y ago
htmldog: http://htmldog.com/ is good resource. i know this is a far stretch but they're some really good books out there for quick referencing...i know it's not as fast as opening a new tab, but some of the books: "the definitive guides"
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fady
15y ago
i like the idea of buying it...the question is would you trash the site out of spite or would you remove all the crap and keep the "good" content? :\
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15y ago
this looks awesome and what not, but i feel the screen itself is my biggest gripe. i'm only judging this based on the pictures on amazon, so it could look better in person. the screen makes it look like a device you would have found in t
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fady
15y ago
w3schools has a lot of misinformation... http://w3fools.com/
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How Mechanically Assisted Wings Could Theoretically Work
(tested.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I'm using it today for both and i like it.also, im blown away with snippets. the shortcuts to access them is genius too. i've now begun to remove clippings and other add-ons that i've used for this specific feature.
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15y ago
awesome. looking forward to this, which is coming from someone without any formal education on programming. it will be good to see the difference between understanding the principles via video, vs reading it in a book.
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15y ago
good to know. i was curious how the support has been for the wireless/wifi drivers in their newer machines...
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15y ago
no matter how pretty they make their laptops, they still run crappy software, IMO. i would buy this, wipe it out and load ubuntu, vs using windows. i find the ubuntu experience on dell laptops to be pretty good. i'm still rocking a e1405 w
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15y ago
wow! i love reading posts like this. kudos lim for doing this, and i love the graphics used too.
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15y ago
great link! geez, this reminds me why i like to use web developer tools so much when i'm adjusting my CSS, HTML, and JS. honestly, a lot of my ideas come from real time editing. i love making small adjustments to my values and getting to
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fady
15y ago
i agree. i've never seen that one before. in fact, they should take the font-style from the new logo and add the old window icon from 1.0, maybe adjust the blue in "windows" in the new logo to match 1.0 as well..
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15y ago
no. are you really trying to start an argument? clearly, you knew what i meant. there is a difference between a web developer who did not understand some specifics regarding a protocol and a "average joe" user who does not even know what a
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fady
15y ago
ok, thanks for the clarification. what confused me was "thus, disabling the HTTP Internet" i'm kinda glad they're attempting this, IMO. i'm tired of ignorant people not understanding what the "web" really is, and how important it is to ke
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15y ago
does this mean, that even if we typed the IP address of a site, we would get an error? i'm not sure how all the protocols work, so any clarification would be great.
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Anonymous plans to take down the 13 root DNS servers that power the Internet?
(pastebin.com)
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15y ago
readability is a great option, but this site is brand new. it's not like it has outdated typography, etc.. you would expect the site to be readable without any tools :\
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15y ago
could not agree more. very hard to read, seems opaque in a way when trying to read the text. Update: so, i removed the dot texture on the page and also changed the google webfont to "gudea" instead of "open sans" and it seems to be a lot
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15y ago
wish i could see the slides :\ edit: ok, the video does show some of them..
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15y ago
i was thinking the same thing. both albums are really good.
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15y ago
nice. thanks for the mixes. i use "boards of canada" pandora station to accomplish the same idea. you get a lot of down tempo, ambient styles.
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15y ago
wow. i was curious if this would work on my networked machine and it did. boom! that was pretty quick. a+ guys
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15y ago
same here. a lot less birds :\
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15y ago
i agree with you. they're much better resources out there. honestly, nothing compares to current books about subject, as i feel they give more depth to the why, when, how, etc. i think they better prepare for mastering the topic. have some
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15y ago
some very good thoughts indeed. it's interesting to see your point of view, especially the part about how they're just worrying about market position, etc. i'm curious to know from current employees, if the change of ceo has made things be
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