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by jf 14y ago
Author of the blog post here. We get a lot of requests for MMS and it's something that we're looking into. In the meantime, I wanted to let people know about how Filepicker could be used with Twilio SMS, which I think is a cool use case.
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Aaron Swartz, hero of the open world, RIP (Brewster Kahle)(ianews.wordpress.com)
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We Owe It All To The Hippies (1995)(members.aye.net)
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by jf 14y ago
On a lot of microwaves I've used, I've needed to press some sort of "cook" button somewhere in the button sequence.
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by jf 14y ago
Reminder for Microsoft employees: Remember that Microsoft matches donations to 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.
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by jf 14y ago
> Interesting way to spark curiosity and learn new things! Thanks! That's exactly why I designed this page. I've learned so much from just looking at GIFs. > I wish there was a link to the Wikipedia article/section un
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by jf 14y ago
I know about the MediaWiki API and use it to find the articles associated with an image. However, I wasn't able to figure out how to use the MediaWiki API to get a list of all animated GIFs with >=2 frames. Did I miss something?
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by jf 14y ago
Thanks, removed. ( https://github.com/jpf/wikigifs/commit/7568a938942b1ce37ac40... )
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by jf 14y ago
Dang, sorry about that. Do you happen to remember the title of the image you saw? I've been playing wack-a-mole with the NSFW GIFs and I appreciate people reporting images that I've missed. ( https://github.com/jpf/wikigifs/commits/master/a
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by jf 14y ago
> A GNU/Hurd competitor to Ubuntu? Well, there is this: http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/
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by jf 14y ago
Thanks! All the source for this app is online. If you want to build your own app: I also made a simple little JSONP webservice that hands out random GIFs ( http://wikigifs.herokuapp.com/random?callback=foo )
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Connecting Twilio SMS to Google Spreadsheet(twilio.com)
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UserVoice launches iOS SDK(github.com)
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Webscript.io(webscript.io)
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by jf 14y ago
git-annex looks _amazing_, thanks for mentioning it!
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by jf 14y ago
Well, it didn't go _perfectly_ but I'm glad that it appeared that way! The fixed setup that Alexey proposes in his article is totally the way to go. I totally agree with him when he says not to plug in "somebody else's laptop into the proje
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by jf 14y ago
We've been running SuperHappyDevHouse for over 7 years and we have never charged money for admission. $20k is a lot of money to run an event, ours usually run in the $1-2k range.
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by jf 14y ago
This is a little bit of a tangent, but I recently found this animated GIF which does a great job of illustrating just how _big_ "the baby boom" is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:United_States_Population_b...
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by jf 14y ago
Happy to help here! Please email me. Edit: Found an account for you and for BC, approved both. Let us know if we can do anything else to help.
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by jf 14y ago
If you're having trouble finding the actual complaint (as I was) here it is: http://www.scribd.com/doc/101954002/EA-v-Zynga-Complaint-Fin...
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by jf 14y ago
No. If that wasn't bad enough, that same system requires managers to rate a certain number of worker as sub-standard each year even if they already fired all their sub-standard workers during that same year.
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by jf 14y ago
I've known about this archive for quite a while.
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by jf 14y ago
This archive has been a personal reminder to watch what I say in all digital communication. Even if I think that my post is "internal only" or "private", it can still end up online. I say this because one of these files has an email that my
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by jf 14y ago
This is a great question. Perhaps what I should have said is that this program doesn't appear to have buy-in from other divisions inside of Microsoft. This is evident from statements from the "About" page like this one: Q: "Should my startu
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by jf 14y ago
The title to this post isn't exactly correct. From what I can tell, this is a program being run by one division of Microsoft (Bing) and not necessarily representative of Microsoft, the company. (During the 90's people called Microsoft "the
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Introducing Word Lens, for Android(blog.questvisual.com)
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by jf 14y ago
And more than once.
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Light Table clears $300k (chart)(webnumbr.com)
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by jf 14y ago
What's keeping you from paying for Browserling?
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by jf 14y ago
If anybody else is interested, here is a Web Numbr graph of the funding for Light Table over time: http://webnumbr.com/light-table-pledged (Sadly, I didn't think of setting this up until it was really far along).

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