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by iamdave 14y ago
I'm not a developer, but I read this article anyway. All of this blew me away. Like this "@mordaroso" fellow strolled on up, cocked his knee skyward, and jettisoned his leg into the rickety wooden door that previously sheltered my mind. T
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by iamdave 14y ago
Your suggestion that affiliate marketing is a "trap of get rich quick" that "scams" people and uses "immoral techniques" smatters of generalizations and inaccuracies. Like any industry, there are bad players. Affiliate marketing is no exc
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by iamdave 14y ago
There are countless stories of people getting caught “redditing” while at work, with some even losing their jobs! IMO we need to be fixing this instead of finding ways to slack off at work without rising the ire (or eyebrow) of our superv
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by iamdave 14y ago
A beer recipe. http://www.politico.com/politico44/2012/09/white-house-relea...
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by iamdave 14y ago
sudo defaults write com.apple.screencapture location /Full/Path/To/Folder
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by iamdave 14y ago
Eghads it's like Ardurino meets the Erector set. Genius.
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by iamdave 14y ago
I am really sad you guys have that stance.
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by iamdave 14y ago
Oh yeah, back to Snapchat, I never explained what it does. Sexting. Yes, you read that right: sexting. Here's how Snapchat works: you can take a picture of 'naughty bits,' send it to a friend and they can view it for two or three seconds
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by iamdave 14y ago
My mind is inclined to think that with the activity between ICE and the NYSE you're going to see either an uptick, or an outright explosion of developers writing software for trading commodities. Foreign Exchange trading is still the reign
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Ask HN: How much of your hiring practice and/or decisions are made from testing?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Twitter Bootstrap was made by @mdo and @fat for internal use at Twitter and released it because they thought it’d be useful for rapid prototyping of web elements or UI components (correct me if I’m wrong) You can't beat people over the he
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by iamdave 14y ago
So am I, care to explain?
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by iamdave 14y ago
How?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Now that I live in Austin, I only appreciate King of the Hill even more. I'll never forget the episode where Bobby proposes a town where there's music everywhere, everyone has cool things and drives convertibles, Hank replies: "Ugh, sounds
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by iamdave 14y ago
What's important here is how you're using and what encapsulates "transport", that imo is critical to the point you're wanting to make, and whether or not I disagree with it.
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by iamdave 14y ago
People (reddit and elsewhere, internet and elsewhere) have a crippling mental condition where if they haven't experienced a problem on a personal level, it must not exist. It's a glaring logical problem that should be as obvious as the w
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by iamdave 14y ago
http://builtwithbootstrap.com ?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Giving the benefit of the doubt that this isn't a math joke (because it did make me chuckle), <3 in this context is supposed to be a heart, thus "We <3 n" translates to "We love n"
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by iamdave 14y ago
Most UI's or most web-based UIs?
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by iamdave 14y ago
Why? People still think in the mindset of Linux vs. Windows when in reality, each party makes use of the other's software; frequently. I promise the "competition" is purely in your head.
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by iamdave 14y ago
"when you do, it moves that file to the Dropbox public directory and copies the URL to the file into your clipboard automatically" Sold. Given the amount of prototyping I do on my workstation requiring constant review of previous revisions
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by iamdave 14y ago
the train only services downtown and north, meaning anyone south of the river is boned for rapid transit into the city... I didn't mention it by name, but there it is in my post.
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by iamdave 14y ago
Austin is quickly densifying but still doesn't have any public transit other than buses. I'm a little worried about new transit here in Austin for that very reason. Historically the city hasn't given me much faith to believe a new layer
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by iamdave 14y ago
Your post is spot on and I've felt every frustration you've outlined. I maybe should have clarified my post originally to suggest I'm not entirely suggesting this is a fault of Intermedia, as they don't know our internal systems architectu
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by iamdave 14y ago
You chose to focus on one aspect of a blog post that gives the reader a little bit of context and background to the author, but otherwise very positively outlines an advertisement that in his opinion executed everything it set out to, and t
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by iamdave 14y ago
When you have services like Intermedia.net doing a lot of the heavy lifting for you, it's insanely easy to sell mail as a service. I will say though, Intermedia is a LITTLE trigger happy with their routing security; one of our PC's had a m
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by iamdave 14y ago
Why do you suggest leaving this information with the government, again?
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by iamdave 14y ago
* Trade practices / commercial laws: it could be claimed that the use of third party software to remove paid advertising constitutes interference with contractual relations, eg an advertiser and a website have entered into a contract whereb
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by iamdave 14y ago
You'd be surprised - when I was at college there was a student who was caught skimming ID cards, duplicating them But in a high school? Not that I'm disagreeing with you; but in high school the incentive seems to be much lower to forge I
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by iamdave 14y ago
Point is valid and taken, however the comment made here[1] actually makes the counter-point I was preparing to after reading your response. Essentially, sure-the lean towards religion is slowly moving back in the other direction towards pr

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