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by keltex 17y ago
Does anybody know when this will be available for download in MSDN subscriptions?
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by keltex 17y ago
I was tempted to upvote this one just because it wasn't about the changes to the iPhone SDK agreement.
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by keltex 17y ago
Ironically I'm sure he would be happy if somebody came out with a cross compiler that would let him build his iPhone applications and have them run natively on Android devices. Come to think of it... why hasn't anyone done this yet?
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by keltex 17y ago
That argument doesn't hold water. The web is a completely open platform with zillions of websites "with similar characteristics". And sure there are crappy ones, but there are tons of great ones too.
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by keltex 17y ago
I don't think they're trying to make the experience worse for users per-se, but trying to drive customers to use the native Apple applications. Why? Here's my theory. Let's say you have a fantastic application such as Web Albums HD (I'm ass
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by keltex 17y ago
Also once Microsoft found that their undocumented APIs were in widespread use, the still continued to support them or created shims that recognized certain applications and made sure their still worked.
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Matt Cutts from Google doesn't want an iPad(mattcutts.com)
17 points by keltex 17y ago|27 comments
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by keltex 17y ago
Unfortunately Hulu don't have The Daily Show or the Colbert Report anymore :(
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by keltex 17y ago
Sounds like a new business opportunity to setup hosting SAS hosting in New Zealand.
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by keltex 17y ago
Agreed. If you actually watch the video it's the HFCS that's the major source of fructose, NOT fruit.
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by keltex 17y ago
And it seems the last half is missing bullets.
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by keltex 17y ago
Nice. It needs to be web-based because I'm sure Apple will remove all eBook readers for the iPad once they start shipping. Because of the conflict with their own eBook reader. Side note: I wonder if this will happen to the Kindle app?
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by keltex 17y ago
"Stale coding practices. The application development environments don’t leverage any of the new ideas in software engineering, like Ruby on Rails with its built-in unit/functional testing;" Well since Ruby on Rails is a web application stac
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by keltex 17y ago
I think that we should adopt the <scraped> tag. This could be used by sites such as Mahalo to know where the content really came from: <scaped>Content scaped from http://en.wikipedia.org/ </scraped>
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by keltex 17y ago
That's not a legitimate reason to ban google. You can always (using google's webmaster tools) throttle their indexing. Or you can use search-engine specific lines in robots.txt (Bing anyone?) to ban misbehaving bots. The only reason to do t
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by keltex 17y ago
A good story. You can listen to the whole thing on the planet money podcast: http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_detail.php?siteId=944...
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by keltex 17y ago
There used to be this fantastic game called Outcast on the PC ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outcast_%28video_game%29 ) That used Voxels too. The resolution was limited because of the processing power required but the graphics were impressi
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Can a Computer Mouse Cut the TV's Cable?(nytimes.com)
1 points by keltex 17y ago|0 comments
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by keltex 17y ago
Note: requires monitor with 2560 x 1600 resolution.
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by keltex 17y ago
I wrote the article but yes, I've seen it. Especially in uber competitive spaces (i.e. ones where 80% of the revenue goes to google) every fraction of a percent of conversion rate counts.
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by keltex 17y ago
I didn't know whether to believe you or not, until I looked at the traffic from compete.com: http://siteanalytics.compete.com/stackoverflow.com/ It does look like their traffic has plateaued and is perhaps trending down.
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You should block your competitors from seeing your AdWords ads(blog.keltex.com)
6 points by keltex 17y ago|2 comments
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by keltex 17y ago
Google's not worried about nofollow links. They are only worried about followed links because those are the ones that affect organic search results.
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Google celebrates Vivaldi's birthday...Wikipedia page vandalized all day(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by keltex 17y ago|0 comments
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Matt Cutts from Google wants webmasters to report link spam(mattcutts.com)
16 points by keltex 17y ago|22 comments
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by keltex 17y ago
It's also fantastic for inbound links (SEO)
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Macs, Firefox 3.X, Safari, and Chrome Not Supported on Microsoft adCenter(blog.keltex.com)
3 points by keltex 17y ago|2 comments
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by keltex 17y ago
That's not the real Matt Cutts
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by keltex 17y ago
I'll be curious if they end up using their shiny Xserve servers (starting at $3K retail) or they end up using cheaper ones.
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by keltex 17y ago
Unfortunately it's kind of buggy in IE8. The meter doesn't work and you see "<br/>" in the popups. P.S. I use Firefox normally, but I always check websites in other browsers so please don't flame me.

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