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harrylove
15y ago
http://www.callmejeffrey.com/
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Joyent unveils HTTP Signature auth scheme for REST APIs
(joyeur.com)
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harrylove
15y ago
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harrylove
15y ago
The problem with terms like these is the music at the boundaries. There's pop and jazz music that sound more like art than some concert music. There's art music that will never see the inside of a concert hall. What about interactive comput
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harrylove
15y ago
I respectfully disagree with your opinion that her efforts will have no positive impact. What you may be trying to say is that her actions alone will not change the law, and that is true. It may also be true that she is a lunatic, but that
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harrylove
15y ago
Misogynistic (the hatred of women)? No, not in the ads, anyway. Sexist? Furtherance of gender inequality? Perhaps as a side effect. Sexual objectification? Definitely.
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HJC Chairman Smith says "Google [made] billions by working with rogue websites"
(judiciary.house.gov)
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15y ago
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harrylove
15y ago
This is what TerraPower is building: http://www.terrapower.com/Technology/TravelingWaveReactor.as... Here's Bill Gates' TED talk from February 2010 in which he describes the tech http://www.ted.com/talks/bill_gates.html
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15y ago
Bought the app. Works as advertised. I love that I can switch from iPhone to iPad and back again very quickly. Initial requests: * Use full screen dimensions - my comps are sized to the dimensions of the screen. I shouldn't have to crop or
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UK Road Casualties 2000-10 mapped with OpenStreetMap
(map.itoworld.com)
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15y ago
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US Road Fatalities 2001-09 mapped with OpenStreetMap
(map.itoworld.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I read the title and immediately heard John Goodman say "This is what happens, Larry. This is why your website is slow, Larry."
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harrylove
15y ago
The correct response to hyperbole is always, "We'll see." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbsx_vZTcNI
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harrylove
15y ago
Unfortunate music choices aside, the video was well done and clearly demonstrated the concept without narration or text.
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harrylove
15y ago
It's a little different in this case. Delicious is no longer owned by Yahoo. It's a new company/team capitalizing on the old brand. I wouldn't call it daring. I'd call it expected.
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Stewart Butterfield Launches Glitch
(glitch.com)
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15y ago
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harrylove
15y ago
I watched the video. I think it's very instructive, especially if you don't come from a UX background. I appreciated the references to Christopher Alexander and test-driven development as it translates to design work. If nothing else, you'l
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harrylove
15y ago
Yes, I only want the object to "see" code it has access to and I don't want to accomplish this by asking "can I access this method/function?" every time I call it. For example, when I repeatedly attempt to perform a task that would be grant
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Is there a term/concept/pattern for pushing authorized actions onto an object?
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harrylove
15y ago
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