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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
This is not the 36signals blog nor TMZ.com; Jason can say what he wants.
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Controlled Demolition of Dallas' Reunion Arena(dallasnews.com)
2 points by fretlessjazz 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Who changed your life?
34 points by fretlessjazz 17y ago|33 comments
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
I love your app; I signed up for a Free account today and will definitely be upgrading to a paid subscription when there is more than one dude working at my startup.
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Real Estate, hands down. The MLS should be more open.
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
That site is SO 2007.
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Apache should do this.
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Google Search Drops Native Form Fields(google.com)
2 points by fretlessjazz 17y ago|1 comments
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Is it just me, or did myspace.com look better then?
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Yah, my post was laced with (semi-blatant?) sarcasm surrounding the fact that this, as byoung2 mentioned, is already possible using a technology that was chosen for deprecation. I'm not of the pro-XHTML side, but it will be interesting to s
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Yes! I've always thought that HTML should be more like XML in that arbitrary tags should possess little presentational meaning without an associated stylesheet. Perhaps we'll call this new concoction... HXTML!
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"No More Smoke and Mirrors": The Internet Isn't for Investing Anymore(finance.yahoo.com)
8 points by fretlessjazz 17y ago|1 comments
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Thanks for your clarification and insight:) Being born in 1981, I'll write my previous comment off to generational ignorance. I appreciate your thorough and thoughtful response.
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/06/25/10-common-mistake... Edit: you may find this useful
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
At 10,000 swimming pools at once?
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
To comprehend the breadth of this man's persona, ask yourself "what do I do each day to help other people?" The man never stopped.
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Looks like they fixed it. Anybody got a mirror?
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Yeah... from personal experience, if an app is intentionally or unintentionally built without XSS or CSRF protection, a complete fix-up of a codebase as large as Basecamp is pretty expensive. Granted there are solutions that take care of
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
Mod parent up! (slashdot ref).
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
I think most of us are missing the point. The author is not implying that he discovered a "hack" or "secret code", it's that Google consciously chooses to not match advertisements to text such as this. You can rephrase the sentences all y
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by fretlessjazz 17y ago
is that "Raptor Jesus"?