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   by gregory80 16y ago

   second that, lots of fun to attend. The presentations I have seen so far have been awesome. It's nice to go to a tech event and not look at a powerpoint preso
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   agreed on the culture clash, however, there is something that is a little odd about this story in general. vb.ly launched in aug 2009 with the very overt subtag: "The Internet’s First & Only Sex-Positive URL Shortener" Why did it take 1
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   excellent point, pushing yourself outside the comfort zone is critical, at least that I what I have found. Though, I have also found that companies are willing to hire and teach you, if you can exhibit excellent projects (and code), even if
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   this list is huge and awesome. thank you! I would say JavaScript the Good Parts is pretty much the bible of JS for the client, the definitive guide is nice, but a lot of stuff in there is very dated. It's not a good guide for DOM manipulati
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   this is an absolutely wonderful read. I stumbled across it about a week ago. Every web developer should at least peruse it.
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   well yes we are discussing her, since you make multiple mentions of her (1st graph, block quote, summary), my comment is about her, and your defense is again, about her. There have been many figures throughout history who have established s
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   hmm, I'm not really sure he was inspired by Hemingway in any meaningful way. Perhaps purely by coincidence is that true, with Hemingway winning the nobel prize a few years before this letter was mailed, and thompson actively copied heminway
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   I agree with the sentiment, it's a noble idea and cause, however, don't you find it ironic that 90% of your post is about the thoughts and ideas of Mrs. Roosevelt?
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   by gregory80 16y ago

   > We can more or less now what you're thinking about. i really hope he doesn't know what we're thinking, this must be a freudian slip for google instant.
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    I've never really thought about renting software, it might make it more practical to get legitimate copies of something like photoshop, which is fairly expensive. For the web (and really and computer software) I am in the more liberal camp
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    Nice letter, glad to hear the 'end patents' drum beat growing louder. though I don't have any patents personally (companies I've worked for do) I'm not a fan of patents either. I always find this site questioncopyright.org ( http://question
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    true, but from the phrasing in the story, it appears any company encrypting data will be required to provide the FBI a backdoor, including the application layer. What I find interesting / related is Google, Yahoo and other internet companie
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    this is working on FF, Chrome Safari for me. I don't have IE to test
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    HTML5 Multiple file uploader(webreflection.blogspot.com)

    2 points by gregory80 16y ago|1 comments
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    i'll second that for score and sensibilities, though I prefer code and politics to statistics.
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    flickr is huge, but I don't think yahoo has done very much to advance the original feature set. which is also true for delicious. though I agree there are cases, I'm hard pressed to find many. Maybe android (google), but not dodgeball (goog
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    cool, seems to be working now, though I get a click hiccup on first page load, no video or text, but the search box pretty cool app.
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    by gregory80 16y ago

    doesn't work at all on mac 10.6 with chrome 7 (dev channel)