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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Perhaps you should write that after you make the move. :) And even then it would be difficult. As you likely already know, one thing sure to be on that list is "have a car". Which stems from the reason making such a list would be difficult.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Seeing that TechCrunch "spike" become a "blip" will fire you up.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
I took it more like walnut/oak, codeigniter/symfony
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
The 2004 date only makes me realize I've dealt with this madness for too long.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
They probably were "personalized" but just missed the mark badly, which wouldn't surprise me. Like the post says, there was "no context".
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Could have been personalized when she signed in via Facebook
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
(I'm guessing that) since opacity is a "postprocessing operation"[1] it has to 'redraw' the entire div which causes it to fall back to it's parent order in the stack. But I'm not sure if this is a fair assessment, as you're applying opacity
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Interesting.... in the last minute I (coincidentally) watched as they pulled down the page and replaced it with: We have temporarily suspended this advertising campaign pending a review of our policies that govern sponsor content and subse
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
The animation in the header of 'Our Company' may have something to do with it (that, and my laptop being ancient) as I crashed as well when attempting to close that tab.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
If you want to go the app route, there are indeed quite a few apps made for this purpose. I've come across several but can't outright recommend one. A search for "wedding photo app" will give you several results. Downside: getting everyone
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Many front end designers do a good amount of front end development, and the reverse is also true. At least most that I've met. If design is most important, you want a front end designer, and specify that CSS/JS experience is preferred. If d
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Wow... Does a good job of suggesting names, but the Twitter & Facebook availability check was a nice surprise. Well done.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
I'm sure you're correct as far as the photography rights go. And I think we all know what their decision means. I just find it hard to believe that their legal counsel said "post a stern textgram photo with X-Pro II so they know we mean bus
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Can't say undoubtedly that Nat Geo - or more likely, their social media grunts - ran it past legal. Possible because the response is open ended. On the other hand I'd expect an organization like that to have a more thought out and tempere
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
This whole thing is getting a little ridiculous. I expect "the masses" to react this way, but not actual entities who should have legal counsel. It happened to Pinterest: http://venturebeat.com/2012/03/23/pinterest-terms-of-service...
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New Instagram Terms, Old Twitter Terms
1 points by flexxaeon 14y ago|0 comments
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
How we should feel & react, perhaps. Will we, I doubt it. Video does make me realize... we give up a lot of privacy to big business that we wouldn't give to a 'harmless' dude on the street.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
I didn't read the story at first (tl;dr) I just scrolled down to the bottom to see what the game looked like. Blocks game , so I rushed to try it out. Two hours later, and officially being hooked on Trifecta, I had to come back to at least
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Can't decide if I'm being trolled.... Instagram slapping a filter on my image and hosting it isn't equal to a WSJ writer penning an article, or ESPN producing a broadcast.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
With WebRTC, been thinking it would be cool to employ the webcam and use gestures, or expiring QR codes.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
For problem one: Pick one of your ideas (your favorite, or the one with the least competition, bonus if it's both of those things) and then ignore the other(s). Work the one project until you feel you've done all you can do. At some point
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Deadmansswitch was the first thing I thought about, though my idea was to keep the info somewhere off the net (thumb drive) and have the email contain instructions
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Pics From LeWeb Paris(picsho.com)
1 points by flexxaeon 14y ago|0 comments
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
looks great in the iphone. teeniest bit of left/right scrolling is my only nitpick ;)
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Agreed. The turnaround time sounds nice, but I'm wondering what the feedback will be. If it's just a poll system then I'm a bit leery, as that could easily be feigned.
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
once you're on the results page you can click i'm feeling lucky next to the terms in the suggestions dropdown
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
site:stackoverflow.com something something
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Client owns the project and codebase, particularly if they paid for it. Developer does not have the right to take that code and resell/re-use, but it would be really difficult for client to enforce or restrict a freelacer from using "snip
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by flexxaeon 14y ago
Yeah. Was just a way to chime in on the fun surrounding the recent Susan Boyle PR gaffe http://gawker.com/5962642/susan-boyle-temporarily-regains-re...
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#Hashtag Checker - Check Your Hashtag For Bad Words(picsho.com)
1 points by flexxaeon 14y ago|2 comments

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