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by juddlyon 16y ago
What's with the witch hunt? Search has been dirty for years.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
I don't know or care about all the particulars. This feels like pure greed, not some cool strategic play. In other news: this is the first decent thing I've read on TC in six months!
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by juddlyon 16y ago
He with the gold makes the rules.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Cool! I'd rather the gov blow money on this than about 100,000 other things.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Watched this guy from afar, he's very talented. Glad to see him doing well. If Sifter adds Beanstalk integration, mark me down for an account.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
No use in complaining, this was a cool PR stunt. You don't hear the Washington Generals bitching about the Globetrotters.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
I'm sure the tech is great, but damn, how much data am I gonna give G? We need a little more diversity.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
That sound you hear is the collective groan from every oversold cheapo shared hosting company owner. Unlimited hosting for 5 bucks? How's world class with a CDN for 45 cents?
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Experts Exchange is borderline spam, to put it mildly. They hide the answer at the very end of an enormous scroll (of course after they try to sell you via a pop-up). A reasonable user has no clue that the answer is on the page. When I have
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Google Apps, Dropbox, Evernote, LAMP, VIM, Google (learn the advanced search operators)
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Some good ideas about leveraging the cascade. Her grid technique is similar to the latest YUI3 Grids.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
I can't help but enjoy watching this guy operate. He's an odd combo of smart, aggressive, shameless, and transparent. Seems to me he realized eHow is an unstoppable SEO machine and decided to positior, err, "pivot" against them. He really b
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by juddlyon 16y ago
I've been enjoying the uptick of landing page and testing posts, even if if there has been some overlap. I'm a big fan of testing but regularly encounter a problem: not enough traffic. I've sold clients on the idea, only to have the tool sa
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Great recommendation. If I could only choose one, it would be this.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Sort of classless, but funny. Someone needs to aggregate these on a site a la 404 page galleries.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
I thought the same thing about Team One Tickets: "Is hiybbprqag some new band the kids like? Why don't we have tickets for them?"
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by juddlyon 16y ago
+1 Nothing better than sincerity. Best wishes.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Wynn is one of the nicest guys around and is very passionate about OSS. He's the polar opposite of entitled or preachy - he writes, codes, interviews, and speaks regularly. Perhaps his linkbait parody missed....
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Reading this now, good stuff. Thank you. Another outstanding beginners reference: DOM Scripting by Jeremy Keith. Clearly explained and encourages good habits.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Lab.js is also worth checking for script loading.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Naming things is surprisingly difficult - we all have our own mental models. This is an area where pair programming helps. "What should we call this?" Side note: there's a typo in sentence one, paragraph two: "changnig" => "changing"
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by juddlyon 16y ago
http://engineeredweb.com/blog/09/12/preloading-images-jquery...
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Strikes me as over complicated. Add variables to CSS. Done.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Um, this is a link to a portfolio page with no article. Dead it.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
8. Ruby Will Get Some Cool Optimizations and Tools I was sort of following until I hit this one. Try again.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Yuck! I really like Espresso but the lack of momentum and Sugars forced me to TM. If Panic could create a TM to Coda migration path for those of us not interested in Emacs or Vim, they could snag a ton of customers. A way to port bundles an
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Congrats on the launch! The variety of projects and quality look good. I'd concur with others about linking to the live projects and telling more about yourselves. Also, I'd switch your logo to the left and main nav to the right so it's the
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by juddlyon 16y ago
#51: Bookmark nixCraft, articles.slicehost.com & the Linode Library.
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by juddlyon 16y ago
There are good arguments for both but I've tended to agree with Yahoo's approach to YUI, which includes a reset. Not because I've explored it in detail, but because I figure Y! has (and at a large scale).
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by juddlyon 16y ago
Reminds me of the "Curse of Knowledge" written about in Built to Stick. Example: while working on a client's app, I spent two hours cobbling together a jQuery plugin to vertically align some dynamic navigation (sometimes the labels were one

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