greenagain

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Hidden Gem of iOS6: File Uploads in Mobile Safari(agileleague.com)
70 points by greenagain 14y ago|53 comments
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Why Build a Web App?(agileleague.com)
1 points by greenagain 14y ago|0 comments
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by greenagain 15y ago
Thank you for the feedback. It appears that I chose a title for my article that struck a nerve with some of you. It was not my intent to encourage readers to rashly quit their jobs to start their own poorly thought-out businesses; though
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Step Zero of Starting a Business: Quitting Your Job(agileleague.com)
12 points by greenagain 15y ago|8 comments
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by greenagain 17y ago
Likewise, I don't disagree with your point that some things should remain non-monetized side-projects.
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by greenagain 17y ago
I think that people use "covering (negligible) costs" as a euphemism for trying to businessify their side-project. Covering these low costs would be the first, modest goal in trying to convert the project to a business anyway. If they inst
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by greenagain 17y ago
Looks like a good use of technology for the satire of a service and community that takes itself far too seriously :)
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by greenagain 17y ago
I think it'd be sweet to have some kind of wishlist feature. Not like the Amazon wishlist where you link to items that are for sale, but where buyers can declare what they are looking for with the hopes that sellers will fulfill it. Nothi
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by greenagain 17y ago
They also specifically exclude "Developers, Designers, Freelancers". Why don't they just call it the "Atlanta Pointy-Haired Boss" meetup?
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by greenagain 18y ago
My understanding is that last year (2007), while everyone was salivating over the iphone and contemplating the its ramifications on the high-end phone market, Nokia sold the rest of the world budget phones and posted record profits. So I d
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by greenagain 18y ago
But they told me it was going to be called Mojave.
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by greenagain 18y ago
"Some Web frameworks use session state to track and hold information about the user throughout their journey through the site, however they go against the RESTful principles and should really be treated as a bug." I'll bet this guy's not fu
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by greenagain 18y ago
I can see them poring over their US News and World Report rankings right now. Might I suggest another requirement? * Expert at tying a full-Windsor knot
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by greenagain 18y ago
But everyone understands that TechCrunch is a joke, right?
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by greenagain 18y ago
Yeah, I think there's some renaissance man posturing going on in this list.
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by greenagain 18y ago
Well that's no big surprise. Nullriver's NetShare already was rejected for limitless utility.
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by greenagain 18y ago
I think that Damien's point is that he doesn't get the "self-evidence" or Good Thinginess of using REST as a _developer_ of a web application. I see it over and over again in development situations: As soon as the topic of webservices come
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by greenagain 18y ago
At first, I read the title wrong...
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by greenagain 18y ago
IIRC, the same thing happened at the releases of Spiderman and the Royal Tenenbaums. Hype does funny things to men.
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by greenagain 18y ago
I think they need to decide whether they want to be a personal blog for Arrington's uninformed self-injection or real journalism. Right now, I think they're pretending to the latter while operating as the former.
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by greenagain 18y ago
Boards of Canada, Brian Eno, and other ambient stuff. Stereolab is also good. There's also this 13 minute ambient song by American Analog Set that is awesome for work: Late One Sunday.