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by kentbrew 12y ago
Content owners are paid for unlimited viewings during a specific window of time. Here's a guide to how some of those windows work: http://www.vodprofessional.com/features/a-guide-to-pay-windo... It's Byzanti
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by kentbrew 12y ago
I worked for Netflix in 2009 and 2010, first documenting the consumer API and helping out with things like oAuth, and later working on the original iPhone and Android apps, which ran inside a Web view using nothing but HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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by kentbrew 12y ago
I've just pushed a test fix; if you will please add data-pin-pad-count="true" to a Pin It button that has data-pin-config="beside" you should see whitespace under your pin count. I'm not pushing this out to eve
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by kentbrew 12y ago
May I please know the address of your wife's blog? Happy to look into this.
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by kentbrew 12y ago
Big fan of "none" here.
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Invite your readers to leave you a Bitcoin tip on Reddit(gist.github.com)
2 points by kentbrew 13y ago|0 comments
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Giant Carnivorous Plant Discovered in Silicon Valley(popsci.com)
1 points by kentbrew 13y ago|0 comments
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by kentbrew 13y ago
If we could just get stackoverflow results to push down w3schools results, life would be complete.
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Generic Developer Site README(gist.github.com)
1 points by kentbrew 13y ago|0 comments
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How Promoted Tweets are Improving My Twitter Feed(medium.com)
1 points by kentbrew 13y ago|0 comments
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by kentbrew 13y ago
I've taken a few minutes to update Profiling Atherton with the most recent month's worth of data from Menlo Park, the city just south of Atherton. Lots of confiscated cars, but the ethnic mix is much closer to what you'd expe
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by kentbrew 13y ago
Sorry, that was poorly worded. Will fix, thanks! What's shown on the report is every single traffic ticket, not just a small selection.
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Profiling Atherton(kentbrew.github.io)
97 points by kentbrew 13y ago|64 comments
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How To Tell Who's Using "Bang With Friends"(dailydot.com)
2 points by kentbrew 13y ago|0 comments
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Travel Hack: Make Cold-Brewed Coffee in Your Hotel Room(medium.com)
4 points by kentbrew 14y ago|0 comments
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Why Not Every Business Needs a Dedicated App(medium.com)
1 points by kentbrew 14y ago|0 comments
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Another happy Hammer user here. Includes fragments, understands Markdown and SASS, and (when combined with Anvil) runs locally.
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Here, this won't hurt the Internet as much: http://kentbrewster.com/who-likes-mitt/
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by kentbrew 14y ago
I had a similar idea, using missing kids and their names on CAPTCHAs. Won the inaugural Hack for Good award at one of Yahoo's internal hack days in 2007 ... sadly, it never shipped: http://kentbrewster.com/captcha-for-good/
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Couple things: Pipes/YQL seems not to have been banned yet, so getting 4chan data back wrapped in a callback for nothing-but-front-end hacks seems doable. Also along those lines: it'd be super-awesome if the API would take ifModifiedSince
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Nope. Most of the originals have fled; the few who remain have been renamed something lame. (I forget the exact name but I'm sure it contains some or all of the Standard Yahoo Corporate Buzzwords, which are: Global, Platform, Initiative,
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Huge productivity benefit to not having a phone on your desk: not having to deal with voice mail.
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by kentbrew 14y ago
This was working nicely until about step 20, where everything sort of hung. I've deleted cookies, removed the repository, and tried to restart but I am now hung on step 1. (By "hung," I mean: I've issued the command but nothing ever comes
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Wow, this is neat! Hulu should hire you immediately. This sort of thing gets shown at every Netflix hack day. It's technically very doable; my three-year-old out-of-date memories are that licensing constraints--in which N promised to neve
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Made one of these to enter and exit strafe mode in Quake, way back before decent mice were commonly available. It worked fine; I put it away when I got my first Razor Boomslang.
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Whoops, I need to let those guys know that aiee is broken. Thanks!
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Key phrase, there: "it's insecure." Dreadfully so, and by encouraging its use, we keep the Internet unsafe for everyone. Still waiting for someone to tell me exactly which brand of "assistive technology" absolutely requires IE<8, and w
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by kentbrew 14y ago
Speaking only on my own behalf and not as part of Lexity, for whom I no longer work, I'd have to say that I'm fine with the risk of losing business from people who are unwilling or unable to update from a seven-year-old browser, "assistive"
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by kentbrew 14y ago
At Lexity we bounced everybody who wasn't using IE8 or better to a page that showed them how to upgrade, and specifically encouraged Chrome Frame for those who were stuck with IE6 or IE7. This was very simple to do; all it took was a few c
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A year ago, Lexity cut support for customers who insist on using IE6 and IE7.(blog.lexity.com)
1 points by kentbrew 15y ago|0 comments

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