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by jschuur 14y ago
Handful? Citation please?
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by jschuur 14y ago
Just hit the profile page URL and get the HTTP staus code. If https://twitter.com/ksdhbfslbflsdbs returns 404, it's not available. Not quit the same (a username might be reserved internally), but either way, nobody else can use the name.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Looks like there's some bugs here. Just claimed 'esi' was available on Twitter and GitHub, but it's not.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Wow, that was fast. I love that you're literally rolling out new features while I refresh this thread. Kudos!
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by jschuur 14y ago
Should look up the domain name too. And what's the point in showing the ones that are taken?
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by jschuur 14y ago
One purpose is to allow less design inclined developers to rapidly produce a decent looking prototype that people can play around with.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Sounds like a classy joint, where the owner incites their clientele to violence: "And ass kickings will be encouraged for violators."
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by jschuur 14y ago
Don't you have to say 'OK glass, take a picture'? Seems a lot more obvious than using your phone, unless you can also tap the side of the case to take a pic. I could be casually checking my phone, and people on the other end wouldn't know I
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by jschuur 14y ago
Don't negotiate salaries. Negotiate responsibilities. The salary comes after that.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Another video, more focused on actually running through the specific changes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PW54Sm99ck
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by jschuur 14y ago
Announced in a YouTube video. I love it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaQQHYQHnMk
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by jschuur 14y ago
Does he get paid by the word? If you're responding to controversy, don't get too lengthy. It looks suspicious.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Are the Samwer brothers behind this?
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by jschuur 14y ago
It's perfectly valid to ask a question, even if you know the other side can't answer it. That doesn't mean we should give the engineers who come to this time a hard time about not answering it. It's just a legitimate thing to ask out loud.
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by jschuur 14y ago
I actually played from London the other day and I think the server was hosted on the West Coast in the US and it was a completely lag free experience.
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by jschuur 14y ago
I used Minefold the other day and their trial experience was excellent. Even if you're just playing single player, having a server for a complicated mod pack like FTB is perfect, because you're offloading a lot of the world generation and v
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by jschuur 14y ago
Sweeping generalizations are ridiculous. Always.
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by jschuur 14y ago
GameSpy, the standalone server browsing client of the early 2000s which evolved from the Quake specific QuakeSpy was originally a third party developed app by 3 programmers and brought in-house by company behind the 'Planet' brand of commun
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by jschuur 14y ago
FYI, there's 2 parts to the GameSpy brand. IGN sold the technology group, behind in-game online middleware used by over 1,000 games (including BF 1942 e.g.) to GLU Mobile last year: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120802006354/en/G
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by jschuur 14y ago
On the other hand, News Corp kept GameSpy.com alive as a distinct editorial brand for 7 years, when it was easy to fold it into IGN.com.
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by jschuur 14y ago
There's a difference between how the general public, who only sees celebrities at high profile events, perceive someone and how the people you're around every day at the office or home might react.
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by jschuur 14y ago
For a short list of 3 things, I don't think clothing qualifies to be on there as a priority to simplify. As long as you're not wearing a lot of clothing with special dry cleaning needs, it's not hard at all to have a little bit of variety i
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by jschuur 14y ago
The point isn't if it's worth it to the developer to charge you that much. It's an automated billing process. The point is that the price point is low enough that people won't think twice about paying it. In this case, more than 5 times as
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by jschuur 14y ago
Exactly. If the whole point of the app is that the email is deleted as far as the recipient is concerned why not delete it from the server too? If you're never going to serve it again, delete it. Then you definitely can't accidentally serve
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by jschuur 14y ago
This wording suggests you keep the contents of the email around. I would clarify that: the server makes a note not to supply that image ever again
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by jschuur 14y ago
Was that linked to Google's Chromebook site, or a third party manufacturer? A single link to a product being designed by Google, when the product in question (a Chromebook) uses the same product (Chrome) as it's primary interface is hardly
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by jschuur 14y ago
Science not included.
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by jschuur 14y ago
Was someone's referral code embedded in the link?
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by jschuur 14y ago
I just found out about the site today. I thought about a site like this a while back, but wasn't able to build it myself, so I'm happy to see someone implement it in such an elegant interface. Enough about me though. This thread is an oppor
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by jschuur 14y ago
You're commenting on the now deleted original post I comment on, right? Because I think modals a great and perfectly valid for a lot of things.

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