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jggonz
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I've used meteor for several projects, and I have found it to be great for developing quickly, but it does have all these scaling issues that are usually fixed via 'unofficial hacks'. I can't wait until V 1.0 is out. I h
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Try blekko.com (we get rid of all those spammy sites). If you prefer the traditional look (without all the categorization displayed separately) you can use our legacy interface at http://edit.blekko.com
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I totally agree with you... and my comment was in no way a praise for their marketing team. I actually couldn't tell from the image if it was a phone or not. I had to actually hunt for the word phone. It could have been an 'iPod T
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> Probably hasn't been getting much attention because so far it is vaporware (until you can actually buy a device, it's not all that interesting I think having other "Android"-compatible phones out there is very inte
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On the homepage "Jolla.com" it says: Jolla is powered by Sailfish OS, a truly open and distinct mobile operating system. Navigate effortlessly with the gesture-based user interface and load the phone with top Android™ apps. So it
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I've been using Meteor for a couple of years now, and although it does a lot of magic, I recommend using it only for very simple projects. For this application, meteor may be suitable, but keep in mind that you'll need to build a
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That's probably what the fire department decided was the cause of fire #2 and fire #3.
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It appears that in two months, you can expect: (152,300 fires per year) / (6 months) = 25,383 automobile fires based on data from 2006-2010 U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated average of 152,300 automobile fires per year in
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The irony of this is that Mint was once a startup that simply asked you to trust them with your bank account's credentials (or at least that was my impression). I joined them way before they were owned by Intuit.
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Even though I disagree with the $99, I agree with you on this one: It takes money to make money. I've developed some great mobile apps, but I'm not as proficient as someone that has done it every day for the past 5+ years... $99 i
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I used to dislike ads in general, until Google came along and made ads actually useful. There have been many times when I needed to search for reliable vendors in my area, and being able to perform a query for a product and receive an ad fo
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Silence fills the room...
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Show HN: quikdash is a free API to quickly create real-time dashboards
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Mac OS X: Automating a browser (Chrome), Terminal and graceful restarts
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How to upload files using Meteor JS with HTML5 Image Previews
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Glad I'm not the only one that wants to have an indoor inflatable pool that takes up an entire room. The wife does not approve.
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I tend to skip lines or re-read lines when reading, and I was surprised at how applying this gradient helped me continuously read their homepage. Definitely going to see how I can use this to improve my reading comprehension!
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Find-large-files.sh: A fancy mini-wrapper for the linux du command
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Perl Code: Using WordPress::API::Post to create Wordpress Blog Posts
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HAProxy configuration for Meteor projects
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Apple considering NFC as a gifting medium.
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Keep it on. You may save a child.
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Unfortunately, it looks like our law enforcement agencies won't stop harassing us for the things we do in the 'privacy' of our homes. Perhaps companies like "Google" should help them with some intelligence by making
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Android Development: Parsing an RSS feed in an AsyncTask
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Done. :)
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Shortcut Keys for Bash
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Small High Contrast Graphic LCD Displays for Microcontroller Projects
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I wonder if the people paying $40,$80,$160.... $960/month were affected? I'm thinking yes.
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This is so frustrating. Linode charges 4 times more, but at least they're not down every few days.
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Mac OS X: Automating a browser (Chrome), Terminal and graceful restarts
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