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by joebasirico 17y ago
I was recently married (this summer) and I can say that I would have loved to have something like this at my wedding. I lugged my laptop and large screen monitor to the wedding and set it up on a side table to display a slide show of me and
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by joebasirico 17y ago
Perhaps I'm missing the concept of "the fold" the author is trying to get across, but I think 37Signals is a really good example of putting things _above the fold. Looking at their site they even have a line at the fold separating the two s
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by joebasirico 17y ago
I've been using chromium for a while now and have been fairly happy with it (other than a bit of scrolling performance and some flash funnyness). Has anybody done a side by side comparison of Chromium and Google Chrome on the Mac? The UI lo
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by joebasirico 17y ago
Agreed, I recently installed isolator for the mac. I love it when it's on, but a lot of the time I need to switch between two or more windows. My IDE and reference document and browser; Word and Excel. I've found it's really great for brain
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by joebasirico 17y ago
I don't mean to make fun, but this sentence struck me as funny: "Relying on the centuries-old principle that white objects absorb less heat than dark ones" As if before those "centuries" light and dark objects absorbed heat differently. :)
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by joebasirico 17y ago
Perhaps you could ask your IT Admin to block the domain at the firewall level? I feel at some point there must be a balance. I view HN as a way for me to "sharpen the saw" as they say. This is precisely why I've stopped going to those "othe
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by joebasirico 17y ago
hmm just tried it with Chrome on my machine and it seemed to be working, perhaps they've already updated?
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by joebasirico 17y ago
wow, even now that I know it was the shoes that's still incredibly impressive. That would take a lot of strength to get down that low.
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by joebasirico 18y ago
I saw this a little while ago, but was very disappointed that all outgoing links point to the hiband version. Effectively, I have to change all my links before browsing to them, or load the hiband version first then click the lowband link.
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by joebasirico 18y ago
I am a software security consultant and developer, and I've got to say my favorite is PasswordSafe, originally written by Bruce Schneier, it's now open source and available on sourceforge. It's secure, lightweight, easy to use and can be in
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by joebasirico 18y ago
I must admit, I've been coming here (I suppose lurking) for quite some time and was a bit surprise to see all the Erlang submissions. Then I read this and it totally cracked me up. Thanks for the laugh, guys.