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Noby Noby Boy website (no flash)
(o--o.jp)
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17y ago
Assuming you're a freelance programmer, how do people find you? You have a site, you market, word of mouth, you look on CL, job boards, etc. It's the same for designers and illustrators. Google around for "illustration portfolio" and simila
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17y ago
The interaction options for this are what I like the most.
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They Make Apps
(theymakeapps.com)
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17y ago
That actually makes for a better point then: not being 'infinitely aware' of what the machine is doing allows you to pay more attention to everything else. In the case of the iPad that means you're free to focus jus on the web, movie, game,
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joeminkie
17y ago
It's like a command line for the browser. See some commands here: http://quixapp.com/help/ .
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Quixapp: Your Bookmarklets, On Steroids
(quixapp.com)
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Posthumous Hosting and Digital Culture
(zeldman.com)
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Discount: Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja print book for $20
(twitter.com)
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17y ago
iPhone link: http://www.mrspeaker.net/dev/jq/ref/
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JQuery 1.4 iPhone reference app
(mrspeaker.net)
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Typekit - Lock in introductory pricing for life [newsletter]
(smallbatchinc.createsend4.com)
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Introducing Project Verity – Making Drupal Administration Client Friendly
(projectverity.com)
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17y ago
I think some links are intended for the conversation they start here rather than the actual content itself, e.g. people have mentioned the OP has an app in the bundle that seems useful, MacHeist as a "marketing hack," etc. It might not be t
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I have to agree. The large bold type in short lines is hard to read. As with HN, you should be able to scan quickly. I like larger type than most people so that's good, but longer line lengths are essential. Another subtle thing about HN an
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17y ago
In regards to http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=848065 , I thought this might be an interesting take from a less potentially-biased studio.
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Thoughts on Silverlight
(bigspaceship.com)
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17y ago
Thanks for this link. I took ~3 years of Japanese (using Japanese for Busy People I - III) but I'm definitely not as far along as I'd like to be. This is the best replacement for a ~$300 electronic dictionary on the iPhone I've found so far