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IPhone podcaster app rejected because it duplicates iTunes functionality
(almerica.blogspot.com)
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joshstaiger
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If that's a problem, I'd assume you could shard your SUP feeds any number of ways. Say... first 100k feeds reference sup1.json, second 100k reference sup2.json, etc. And given that each RSS/Atom feed <links> to its SUP feed, you cou
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True, but I find my ability to code significantly diminished after even one glass. I'm all for finding some time to unwind with a glass when you can, however...
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I have the same tossing and turning problem when I work close to bed time. I find that reading a fiction book, even just a few pages, helps flush my brain's "cache" and relax.
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Matt Maroon: The Anti-Social Graph
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Transparent PNGs Can Deadlock IE6
(blogs.cozi.com)
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19y ago
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Optimizing Page Loading in Safari
(webkit.org)
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Sort of, just and Donald Trump
(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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Creating a HTML “friends” page from a Google Reader subscription list
(blog.unto.net)
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Whenever I run into a frustrating "bug in the compiler" type problem I find it's useful to take a walk or revisit the problem again the following day. Many times my mistake becomes obvious right away.
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19y ago
When you have a leader like Steve Jobs, who understands the business on such a fundamental level, you can afford to be a bit heavy handed to make that leader's vision a reality. Problem is, there is only one Steve Jobs and vanishingly few w
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Increasingly I wish my friends would move to a more open service like Friendfeed that is good about playing nice with others and exporting data feeds to the outside world. Unfortunately, Facebook is the local maxima that most of my friends
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19y ago
Same here. Plus I've written a crawler that periodically checks items I've upvoted for new comments/activity and creates an RSS feed accordingly.
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I like CSS Mastery: http://www.amazon.com/CSS-Mastery-Advanced-Standards-Solutio... It does a great job of calling out CSS bugs in specific browser versions and describes how to work around them.
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Philip Greenspun on Money and Investing
(philip.greenspun.com)
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See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5g9VS0ENM for a video demo.
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Phun: 2D Physics Sandbox
(acc.umu.se)
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19y ago
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Yep, the comments links are back in Google Reader. Thanks! While this is good enough for me, if you'd really like to know the diff between the current feed and the "ideal" feed that works in the maximum number of clients, http://feedvalid
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19y ago
Agreed. The comments link needs to go inside a <description> element, and a GUID could be as simple the HN item URL. I've been loving reading Hacker News via Google Reader since the comments link started showing up. It was a downer
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I read Hacker News via the RSS feed in Google Reader. Looks like the comments link disappeared yesterday. Not sure if Hacker News changed or Google Reader changed, but I think this can be fixed by putting the comments link inside a <des
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Hoaxer Haunts Fortune 500 Earnings Calls With Empty "analyst speak"
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You might consider Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, NC area. I'm in the Bay Area now, but I enjoyed living in "The Triangle" as they call it. Cost of living is great. There are three large universities in the area: UNC, Duke, and NC State, mea
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The problem with Netflix's online streaming business isn't time caps, but lack of selection. Currently their "watch it now" list is heavily weighted towards classics and foreign films. Very seldom does it contain new releases or movies I'd
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Sure, the music industry sucks, but this particular incident has been debunked: http://www.tenreasonswhy.com/weblog/archives/2007/12/unbelie... They're going after him for ripping his CDs and sharing them on Kazaa - not just for ripping