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by fname 15y ago
+1, same issue in FF3.5 and IE9 (works in FF4).
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by fname 15y ago
The money quote: Teachers tell me that when they begin using Jump they are surprised to discover that what they were teaching as one step may contain as many as seven micro steps It's about finding out how to simplify what some may see as
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by fname 15y ago
If anyone is interested in this, I highly recommend reading "The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine"[1] by Michael Lewis. It talks about Greg Lippmann (mentioned in the article) and how he and others cashed out before the impending cra
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by fname 15y ago
I'm sure it's been brought up before, but what about only displaying comments either above or below a certain threshold. For example, hide the points on a comment once it's above 4. Or show points after someone has upvoted or downvoted a c
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by fname 15y ago
Lawyers rarely take cases unless they're positive they'll win outright or negotiate a good percentage of any settlement. I'd say, the chances are good some of the claims are accurate against Zuckerburg.
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by fname 15y ago
... or really smart for not accepting his $2,000 back and diluting the partnership.
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by fname 16y ago
Agreed and now Samsung may be the ones who lauch the lawsuit. Though, how many people will hire NetSec consulting after blindly following the output of security scanning software? I mean, did he even look in the SL folder?
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by fname 16y ago
Very much agree about the openness argument. Though, speaking to the quote about teens and prediction, I present this: This is what Motorola and Google and Samsung and BlackBerry and everyone else, with the sole exception of Apple, do not
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by fname 16y ago
I'd bet money that a similar list is probably already floating around. Whether it's freely available or not may be up for interpretation.
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by fname 16y ago
In case you couldn't tell, it's fake.
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Making Kinect work on the PS3(tech.shantanugoel.com)
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by fname 16y ago
Isn't that different though? In the case you linked, the camera was in the homeowner's house (where as a guest, I would expect little to no privacy), whereas in this case the recording device traveled with the child into several different
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by fname 16y ago
Great idea and a good pivot. My recommendations: - No autoplay on the video with audio. Either let me click play or remove the audio in favor of subtitles - The logo seems small compared to the rest of the site - May need to reword some of
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by fname 16y ago
I guess my only problem would be that this really shuts down users that aren't able to install RescueTime on their work PCs due to company security policies. These may be the hot-shot types that are actively seeking a new role and the rela
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by fname 16y ago
Saw the showcase at HNDC as well, interesting idea for sure. Click: http://www.stockyoyo.com
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by fname 16y ago
I think the limitation has more to do with trying to build a richer feature-set to get users to migrate from XP to 7 (and beyond); but on the other other hand, it's not fair to complain when your ten year old OS isn't getting those newer fe
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by fname 16y ago
You're only providing your new browser to a small fraction of the OS market I still fail to grasp the argument of IE9 not being released for XP. I mean, the OS is ten years old, upgrade already.
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by fname 16y ago
Touchpad leak: http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/09/palm-touchpad-leaked-1-5-...
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by fname 16y ago
Well, Google should do nothing less than encourage people to use those spammy methods either stop the practice all together or force Microsoft to lessen the weight is uses for that particular signal.
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by fname 16y ago
So, here's the difference that I found. If you're coming from Google SERPs (the referrer is Google) the answer is shown near the bottom. If you copy and paste the link into a browser (empty referrer) I get the results you show in your scr
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by fname 16y ago
While I'm not a fan of that site either, it's not true -- scroll to the bottom of the page. Sneaky? Absolutely, but the content and solution is there.
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by fname 16y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I'm not quite sure I follow how they "almost" got it. Perhaps if they were negotiating numbers and figures and it just fell through -- I could see that; but just because the initial meetings didn't go so well or wer
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by fname 16y ago
System requirements: - Supported Operating Systems are Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Vista SP1, Windows XP SP2+, Windows Server 2003 SP1+, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2. http://www.microsoft.com/web/gallery/install.aspx
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by fname 16y ago
Good summary and write-up, missing a link to download though: http://www.microsoft.com/web/webmatrix
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by fname 16y ago
While it's usually not as busy as it is right at 6, there are still quite a few people around after 8PM for most meetups.
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by fname 16y ago
Wow, fast, excellent work Jason. Clickable - https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jiicbcimbjppjbck...
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by fname 16y ago
I completely agree and would pay as well. I'm sure there are sites out there that fit this need, but the key is finding the accomplished designers out there willing to offer their best tips and tricks.
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by fname 16y ago
If that's a fail, I hope more companies take note.
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by fname 16y ago
I thought I remember reading somewhere that Hipmunk was pulling in close to $1mm in affiliate revenues from Orbitz, but I can't find the source to back it up. Otherwise, perhaps that's just how much in sales they're generating to Orbitz.
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by fname 16y ago
Link to the actual "interview": http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/Features/2010/dec10/12-21... Another is phone manufacturer sales – phones being bought and stocked by mobile operators and retailers on their way to customers. We are ple

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