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by icefox 16y ago
Or put it in JS so users can "run" it on the fly http://icefox.github.com/js_email_link_hack/
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by icefox 16y ago
In that review I really have to wonder about using reddit.com ( http://www.anandtech.com/show/4266/blackberry-playbook-revie... ) as a site to test browser loading. Not saying anything about the results (PlayBook does about the same as the
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by icefox 16y ago
> I can't see any upside to it. When tax time came around I received papers from the government with a completely filled out tax form based upon all of my public information. If everything was OK I would sms a code back to them and my
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by icefox 16y ago
Warning: link bait. Both companies already use Red Hat Enterprise Linux. I worked on it, but don't take my word for it, it is even in the article. I mean I guess if they merge then Red Hat will (still be) providing the Linux that is used
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Programming tool: The whiteboard marker(benjamin-meyer.blogspot.com)
5 points by icefox 16y ago|2 comments
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by icefox 16y ago
Make sure to talk to the customer(s) and find out what they really need and would pay for before building it ;)
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by icefox 16y ago
To be more clear on the gh_pages idea. If you rename your master branch to gh_pages then github will automatically let you browse to it. For example one of my projects which includes a index.html just like yours on github: https://github
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by icefox 16y ago
And the webpage on a gh_pages branch?
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Steganography with (chaos.troll.no)
2 points by icefox 16y ago|0 comments
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by icefox 16y ago
Doesn't work with Safari 5.0.4 on OSX.
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by icefox 16y ago
There seems to be two forms of 'news' that unfortunately rss readers try to do both of them. The first is feeds from sites that update 20+ times a day and the second is that blog that updates once every three months. The first is just the
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by icefox 16y ago
Sidenote : Growing up I also played monopoly that way and various other house rules. After playing some Euro games I went back and read the monopoly rules and played a game by the rules. No free parking, no extra houses or hotels, forced
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by icefox 16y ago
Yes, I was part of Trolltech which was acquired by Nokia. Suffice it to say we were 'Nokia' and did code reviews.
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by icefox 16y ago
I was at an airport a few years ago and the plane was delayed. A mother pulled out her iphone, gave it to her kid and said he if he wanted another game he could only spend $1. The kid was entertained for the next hour while we all waited
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by icefox 16y ago
Nokia is really huge with a lot of groups spread all over the place (world?). The group I worked for/with at Nokia (Qt) did code reviews.
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by icefox 16y ago
> What about where the Apple TV (a future iteration) plays one view and each player has their own control so it looks like a real football game? The other weekend I sat down and looking into a very similar question. My detailed "repor
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by icefox 16y ago
Have you tried asking for a different desk? They end up with the same ikea desk because no one cares about it that much.
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by icefox 16y ago
You could look that on the plus side and start doing a bunch of pair programming. I have started doing bits of pair programing and found it to be very productive.
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by icefox 16y ago
According to wikipedia 96% of tweets are not news http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter#Tweet_contents I don't use twitter for news because I don't care to sift through the 96% of drivel people seem to put up there. But your saying people
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The rising bubble of apps having ads featuring other apps(asymco.com)
5 points by icefox 16y ago|1 comments
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by icefox 16y ago
Solved that years ago, just need the money to get a chauffeur
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by icefox 16y ago
Every company I have ever worked for uses XP, Microsoft is making a big mistake working on this "vista thing"
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by icefox 16y ago
In my case it was because I didn't order it online and kept trying to get one at a store when I would happen to be there (always sold out), eventually it was thanksgiving and I decided to just wait a few more months for v2. This time I ord
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by icefox 16y ago
I blame it on the fact that the buttons are where your thumb rests. :) I wonder how long that will last before they are moved.
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by icefox 16y ago
This was the argument used for years for switching to linux/mac and no matter how true it was at the end of the day people don't care that much as shown by the vast amount of XP users that are around today. You need features. Tell people t
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by icefox 16y ago
At the very top in the header of your blog you have an about button, but I didn't click it, I clicked the close tab because you didn't say what in the world Convore does. That is fine if you come from some other page or hit the blog every
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by icefox 16y ago
potatolicious mentioned animation systems http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2303453 Is this an area that is just not very important (wont buy) or one that just is low on the list of todo items? speedtree begs the question of what abou
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by icefox 16y ago
For FF you have a number of different game "engines". The fighting engine for example can be a stand alone component, same goes for the running around in the world / track. There is always a minimum viable product.
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by icefox 16y ago
Can anyone in the game industry comment on this? Why type of problems are game companies paying for? I have seen at least one company that sells procedurally generated trees and am curious how good of an idea this is. Being customer orie
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by icefox 16y ago
Same with the "47% of developers use it as their primary version control system at work" Shouldn't that be more like ~20% given that the two pie charts for win/mac showed ~40 and ~15?

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