jimwalsh

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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   But both are competing in the the same place, the app store, over the same thing, your attention and money.
2. 62.▲
   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   So you should be able to start a computer manufacturer and call it Apple?
3. 63.▲
   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   "Windows", "Apple", aren't too generic. This is perfectly reasonable for 53 to ask this of Facebook.
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   Yet another example of a compromised GoDaddy account and someone potentially losing their domain. Yet people continue to use GoDaddy time and time again.
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   I agree with all your points. It's why I've used Evernote less and less over time. As for point 6, if you are on Mac/iOS, Clear App is a great way to handle the list issue when you are actually in the store. http:/&#x2F
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   Wolfenstein 3D played a large part of driving my interest in computers and learning how they really work under the hood when I was young. Plus the release of MapEdit really made you feel powerful and a young kid getting involved in computer
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   Thanks for sharing. I always like Brad's posts, he does a good job explaining his process. Some here may disagree with parts of it, but it's nice that he takes time out to show us all of this. Thanks Brad!
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   I agree with both, there are cases that support that. But in general it is a very valuable tool for kids trying to fit in during their pre/early teen years. Now teaching kids how to properly use technology and social media is another a
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   by jimwalsh 13y ago

   I love how the HN type of people come into Facebook threads like this claiming that using the site is bad and that they are above everyone for never using it. It's not that simple for people that aren't in the same circles as HN r
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Considering MT has made money time and time again citing GoDaddy's faults, issues and outages, it strikes me a bit odd that they would sell out to them. But then another part of me isn't really surprised at all to be honest.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Use an Apple trackpad and you'll never want to use the ThinkPad/Lenovo eraser nubs ever again.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Or if you have a family, or a significant other, or just want a space to get away from work.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    The US government has fingerprints of every person born in the US already.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Many, many Fortune 500 companies still have plenty of old guard managers that think that hours spent is the most important metric out there. They are the same ones that can't grasp how to manage team members they can't see/to
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Thanks for easily explaining this for everyone.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    We aren't even sure if the TV integration works yet, even in the US. Every other attempt at it has failed (Google TV, etc). Sony's video after their conference showed multitasking while playing a game, on par with what Microsoft h
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    I like the idea, nice work thanks for sharing! I haven't been able to test it yet but hope it works considering ncasenmare's comment.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    Unifying the TV Watching experience can be very awesome. Should be interesting to see what the actual cable companies think and how they integrate in the end.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    I agree, I do a lot of design in browser now as well. I was just stating you tend to see more articles about Illustrator and its benefits to a design workflow over that of Fireworks.
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    by jimwalsh 13y ago

    I see more people writing about how they are using Illustrator to design sites now than Fireworks/Photoshop. Claiming that it helps design responsive sites better/more intuitively. I haven't used Fireworks for years. Once you are proficient
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    Nice work, and seems useful. Good luck!
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    Just write a cron job to sync a folder to S3, it works pretty well for those of us doing that as a backup to all these services.
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    Are none of their teams distributed? I'd imagine if you have a distributed team, what's the difference if an employee works from home occasionally. The theory being that their boss or most of their team isn't in their location already. I ca
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    It's pretty DRY as you'll only be writing media queries for the parts of the site that need to change. Many times you don't have to write MQ's for everything. Writing completely different sites like you mentioned earlier would be/has been a
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    I love this example, write up and explanation. But someone please help them develop a better website.
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    VMware EVC simplified the CPU requirements that you mention. It can be very restrictive still, or more lax depending on your requirements. http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?langua... The original article just struck me
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    No, nobody cares.
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    They continue to not be training, or doing a bare minimum of it. My current company thinks sending me to a 3-5k class a year is apparently more valuable than increasing my salary 3-5k a year. It's not.
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    They are getting OT/Holiday pay I'm sure. So they will be ok.
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    by jimwalsh 14y ago

    When I was a Sys Admin in USA, your salary never increased unless you left the company and took a job elsewhere. Those were your raises, and it's why SA turnover is so high and how even companies just treat them as a dime a dozen now a days