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gorm
15y ago
There has been a similar debate in Norway. According to law the public should have free access to databases that is founded in companies that are own by the public. Companies with a monopoly or companies that have a political purpose and is
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Ten things Alpha.gov.uk gets right
(puffbox.com)
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15y ago
Their blog: http://blog.alpha.gov.uk/ Twitter: @alphagov Their GetSatisfaction: http://getsatisfaction.com/alphagov This is also interesting read: http://puffbox.com/2011/05/11/ten-things-alphagov-gets-right...
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Experimental UK Gov site: alpha.gov.uk
(alpha.gov.uk)
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15y ago
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One API to rule them all
(code.google.com)
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A dinner plate that measures radiation levels in food (joke)
(fastcodesign.com)
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15y ago
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gorm
15y ago
The background with shortcuts on that link was pretty cool: http://i.imgur.com/cbjs0.png
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15y ago
> For your security, we encourage you to be especially aware of email, telephone, and postal mail scams that ask for personal or sensitive information. Am I the only one reacting on this? It's like they make it sound like YOU need to ta
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Shutter - excellent screenshot tool for linux
(shutter-project.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
+1 for this. Saw a talk on pagekite earlier this year and it looks very cool and a good alternative to this service.
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gorm
16y ago
Some of the controls doesn't seem to work well on mobile. Like the sliders and the modal dialog.
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Silent Disco
(secure.wikimedia.org)
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16y ago
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gorm
16y ago
It still uses predefined PHP files recognized by their name. It has an extensive (and good) API, but it's still common to see SQL in the view. MVC is so 70s anyway ;)
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Hackers uncover secret PS3 keys
(bbc.co.uk)
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16y ago
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16y ago
How about starting apps like your Facebook App, IM App or Google Mail App on iPhone/Smartphones. Does this require a warrant?
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Two kinds of photographers/hackers?
(kenrockwell.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
For the most complicated apps you are right, but most applications are not that complicated and web technology solves problems that Java has not even recognized as problems. Things like advanced accessibility, semantics, device independence
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gorm
16y ago
Very cool! Would love to learn some more on how this was done?
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gorm
16y ago
Git or rsync
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gorm
16y ago
It's WordPress Look, it is WordPress Notice the capital P It is CamelCased http://wpcamelcase.com/
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gorm
16y ago
Try this little hack. First time when you load it, just time how long it takes and store it in a cookie. Next time, just assume it takes the same amount of time and show a progress bar. Really easy to code and good enough to fool the user.
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gorm
16y ago
He misses the point. You still need to operate in two different environments, but it's possible to share a large set of code, business logic and helper functionality.
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16y ago
If you have a feeling that you can do this without going to college and that it's a waste of time, you are probably right. Also, you should consider to do formal part time study. With some skills and knowledge on your back you will find out
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16y ago
Where is the source code?
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IP over DNS using SOCKS
(nakkaya.com)
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$20.000 gamer PC
(translate.google.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
If you want to be a ruby dev, then install linux. On windows you use Visual Studio and .NET
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Clojure T-shirts & Shirts
(zazzle.com)
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16y ago
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gorm
16y ago
It's great to have such a rush from different developers. A "winner" will sooner or later emerge but the quantity of frameworks just show how many clever people are flocking around node.js.
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16y ago
Having this complexity ensures that nobody will ever endeavor into writing any more browser engines, those ensuring that there will be no more browser bugs. The rest of the job is fixing the behavior of the already existing browsers and the
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