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by keltex 16y ago
If possible, please edit out "Permanent link to this item in the archive." at the end of each paragraph.
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by keltex 16y ago
I don't see any reason why Google couldn't add to their javascript tracking code the ability to detect if a non-SSL script sits on an SSL page. They would then flag it in the analytics control panel. Whoever is monitoring analytics could s
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by keltex 16y ago
I bought a Velocity Micro PC about 5 years ago. It was very well constructed in a solid aluminum case. Hopefully it bodes well for this device.
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by keltex 16y ago
The first resource ( http://ipadpeek.com/ ) is a little deceptive since it just puts a pretty iPad frame around the browser and supports non-iPad compatible technologies such as flash and hover. Maybe OK for demos, but I wouldn't touch it f
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by keltex 16y ago
Or if Google was really clever, they would create a green bumper to go on the iPhone with the text, "iPhone Reception Problems Fixed by Android."
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by keltex 16y ago
Apple still has a choice of doing 1 of 2 things: 1) Dither around like they're doing now. Blame AT & T, the software, etc. 2) Acknowledge the issue. Offer a free piece of plastic to all users who want one. Their cost no more than $5 per
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by keltex 16y ago
Earlier this year somebody contacted me about selling a domain name called "timemanagementclass.com". It was vaguely related to some other projects we were doing and we thought it might be useful. I negotiated hard with the seller and got h
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by keltex 16y ago
How about: http://bit.ly/crIS4n
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by keltex 16y ago
"They’ll develop their business model over time". That would be a little scary to me as an investor.
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by keltex 16y ago
It does mention iPhone specifically: "It’s an aquarium on your iPhone that requires you to take care of your fish."
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by keltex 16y ago
You mean the Aston Martin that was part of Ford until 2007? Ford still own a portion of and to which they contribute the parts and engineering know how.
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by keltex 16y ago
It has to be full flash (at least for right now). Flash on Android doesn't work: http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/20/flash-10-1-for-android-be...
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by keltex 16y ago
Your Kevin sounds kind of shady. Cuban cigars? "ipod was stacked with incredibly cool music"?
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by keltex 16y ago
Chrome OS is completely browser-centric & cloud-centric. While Android is a small device OS oriented to phones. Android also supports installing 3rd party applications, which my guess is Chrome doesn't. I assume that Chrome OS will comp
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by keltex 16y ago
I think this is just about the advertising dollars. Facebook is quickly learning that on-page advertising conversion rates (and thus ad rates) are much lower than search. So they want a piece of that action. The other thing they really need
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by keltex 16y ago
This must be phone dependent. I have my Blackberry 8900 on wifi all day and it maybe goes down by 20% in 24 hours. I'm currently in Mexico so I leave the GSM radio off and it seems that the battery lasts longer this way.
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by keltex 16y ago
Interesting part of the law: "...defiles the sacred name of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ...shall be punished with death, or imprisonment for life, and shall also be liable for fine." Death AND a fine.
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by keltex 16y ago
They could also make the pages NOT indexable and then have a side agreement with Google to give Google API access to index the pages they want.
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by keltex 16y ago
I think we get what you mean, but technically a laser, which are lightwaves of a single frequency wouldn't be spread out like a white light source hitting a prism. It would be bent but still would be a focused beam.
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by keltex 16y ago
The answer is "no". We are a .NET shop and I've used DNN which is a slow kludgy nightmare. I really regret all the sites I've built under it.
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by keltex 16y ago
For some of the checklist items, I don't think "yes" and "no" are the appropriate options. There really should be a 3rd... "unknown" or "not reviewed" or something like that. "All text free from spelling errors" doesn't make sense to have "
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by keltex 16y ago
I really like Microsoft's Log Parser. It does SQL style queries on log files. Really quite powerful. It's also command-line based so it's easily scriptable: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=890...
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by keltex 16y ago
I totally agree. Since when did developers need exactly the same specs on every device to develop a good app? It doesn't seem to be an issue for Web / Facebook / PC / Mac / Linux apps.
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by keltex 16y ago
I disagree on his recommendations. I was looking around for a good entry level DSLR (narrowed it down to Canon & Nikon). For the "Best Serious Camera" he recommended the Nikon D5000. I couldn't be happier with this camera. It's easy to
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Tech Lifts San Francisco Home Prices as Ocean View Gets 26 Bids(bloomberg.com)
1 points by keltex 16y ago|0 comments
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by keltex 16y ago
You can also install SQL Server from the command prompt: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms144259.aspx So I'm not sure what this is really showing... that a GUI is slower than typing?
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by keltex 16y ago
Some info on the pentile matrix: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PenTile
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by keltex 16y ago
Here's what I would do. I would run A/B tests on all these different flavors of copy. If conversions are higher or equal, sure make the change. But if conversions are lower with these phrases removed, leave them up!
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Why hosting uptime guarantees are usually worthless(shoemoney.com)
5 points by keltex 16y ago|2 comments
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Traveling Without a Laptop (but with an iPad)(shoemoney.com)
1 points by keltex 16y ago|0 comments

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