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601.
by fosk 15y ago
While I agree with your first sentence, actually forcing my users to walk to a (virtual) book store is an old paradigm.
602.
by fosk 15y ago
This statement without any kind of explanation, is totally meaningless. Please explain.
603.
by fosk 15y ago
In 5 words: eat your own dog food.
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by fosk 15y ago
This is extremely true. I remember at one point I get used to work till late and wake up late in the morning (aka, early in the afternoon), going to bed regularly at 6am and waking up at 2pm - at that point I literally shifted my day into a
605.
by fosk 15y ago
Luckily HTTP hasn't changed since then.
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GCaptain’s John Konrad Narrates the Final Maneuvers of the Concordia (Video)(gcaptain.com)
1 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
607.
by fosk 15y ago
I would like to see something like this in Eclipse.
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Facebook official page against SOPA/PIPA(facebook.com)
2 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
609.
by fosk 15y ago
This reminds me when a few months ago Wikipedia shut down in Italy to protest against a similar case regarding censorship. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3072800
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SimpleDB Full Text Search, or How to Create a Search Engine in 24 Hours(codingthriller.blogspot.com)
35 points by fosk 15y ago|3 comments
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Why continuous deployment?(startuplessonslearned.com)
2 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
612.
by fosk 15y ago
UI first: also called "top-down" design.
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Facebook no longer supports IE7(thenextweb.com)
138 points by fosk 15y ago|16 comments
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by fosk 15y ago
The first comment on TC is pretty self explanatory: HTML5 provides the structure, and the API's for Javascript to easily do its work. It's not supposed to do the drawing, animation, whatever. Javascript is supposed to do that. CSS3 for the
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Gearman, an open source framework for distributed processing(gearman.org)
40 points by fosk 15y ago|13 comments
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Portable "Little" Printer(vimeo.com)
2 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
617.
by fosk 15y ago
In EU everything you buy is protected with a minimum of two years by law. It would be odd and not clever for Apple to intentionally and illegally try to be paid for one more year of customer support. I think this didn't happen for two reaso
618.
by fosk 15y ago
When in 2050 people will see how big a 1TB HDD is now they'll smile at it. I love progress.
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An API for virus scan(scanii.com)
1 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
620.
by fosk 15y ago
Choose a good license and open source it on GitHub or somewhere else. If your company failed that doesn't mean somebody else can find your product interesting and use it. There's a possibility that your product can be improved and, who know
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Educational Publishers Appear to be Supporting SOPA(mfeldstein.com)
3 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
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The totalitarianism of technology(kernelmag.com)
1 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
623.
by fosk 15y ago
It is ridiculous that a company like Sony, can't guarantee the minimum effort into delivering a secure product to its customers. My opinion is that it's not important if the clause will stay or not, because the reputational damage for only
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Stop using unsafe keyed hashes, use HMAC(rdist.root.org)
1 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
625.
by fosk 15y ago
Every time I read or listen to this kind of proposals, I always think that we, as foreign entrepreneurs, can't wait for slow bureaucratic law proposals on immigration and green card. Unfortunately it is today that we face a big handicap. We
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The Pope Has Chosen Android(gizmodo.co.uk)
2 points by fosk 15y ago|0 comments
627.
by fosk 15y ago
This seems to be a good opportunity to create a payment gateway based in India. There's clearly a need here.
628.
by fosk 15y ago
I think the whole point here is: build APIs first, wrap all the client code around them. If I have an API written in Ruby/PHP/node.js/Java/whatever, and a standard format (or protocol) to exchange data, I can then build the clients in Ruby
629.
by fosk 15y ago
Body isn't build for smoking too.
630.
by fosk 15y ago
Except that if you drive for 6 hours, you can't talk on the phone and you can't use your laptop. Your point doesn't make sense to me: if you're willing to drive for 6 hours, you're also willing to stop working during all that time, while if

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