ivancamilov

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by ivancamilov 9y ago
The author seems to think that most developers think the Web sucks and needs to be killed. While this may have a sliver of truth behind it —in that a lot of us are dissatisfied with certain aspects of the platform— there's one thing th
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by ivancamilov 10y ago
Cool, but the example has a few errors. "students" in spanish is "estudiantes", the example is missing an S. Also, "more" is "más" in spanish. Accents are important for meaning in a lot of languages.
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by ivancamilov 11y ago
They do this in my city too (Bogotá, Colombia). It's actually illegal here, but they do it anyway.
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
"OSI has been forgotten by all but a handful of veterans of the Internet-OSI standards wars." Hardly forgotten, I learned about OSI at the same time I studied TCP/IP back in college. And I'm hardly a veteran, since I gra
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
I half expected to see the image in the article to slowly pan and zoom.
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
Same here... anyone got a mirror?
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
I admit I was thinking of a different happy ending.
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
Bogotá, Colombia has the same restriction. It doesn't help traffic at all. People just bought another car.
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. Here I was, complaining that it's hard to get an affordable apartment in my city, and they live in teeny tiny rooms in Europe!
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
wait a minute, you can't force Yelp to remove your restaurant?! and I thought we had retarded Internet laws in my country... here in Colombia, no business can have your information without your consent. If they do, you can force them t
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by ivancamilov 12y ago
If I was still in college, I would: 1) Record the audio of the lectures 2) Do a quick mind map with an tablet. That way you get all the technology benefits with none of the reported issues.