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by lancer383 16y ago
Boston, MA (Somerville specifically) - sorry, no telecommuters. Velir Studios ( http://www.velir.com ) Mainly a .NET shop, but we also do a bit of Rails and PHP work. We do lots of work for large non-profits — if you listen to NPR, you've h
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by lancer383 16y ago
What a terrible article. From the article: > "The bill has the vehement support of Senator Jay Rockefeller, who last year asked during a congressional hearing, “Would it had been better if we’d have never invented the Internet?” while f
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by lancer383 16y ago
I find it hard to believe that the guys from Arc90 didn't know that it was Readability the second they saw it; maybe it's because I've used Readability for a while, but I just knew the second that I saw that familiar look and feel of the ti
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by lancer383 16y ago
Apple does allow Flash to be installed on Mac OS X, and actually includes it with the OS. Right now there is not a way to "install" something on iPhone OS that would then become available to Safari and other apps. To do that, they'd have to
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by lancer383 16y ago
I found it to be pretty interesting. I tend to fall on Apple's side when it comes to not wanting to be forced to support a technology that it is against. That being said, seeing the CPU usage on these simple HTML5/JS games was a bit shockin
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by lancer383 16y ago
It was originally an error on the Crunchgear article, but they fixed it later on.
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The HTML5 and Flash Debate from a Flash Developer's Perspective(youtube.com)
31 points by lancer383 16y ago|45 comments
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by lancer383 17y ago
But gaming is a much lesser experience with a trackpad then it is with mouse and keyboard; my Bloonz scores with and without a mouse prove it. Also, this doesn't get around the many games that require a keyboard.
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by lancer383 17y ago
Wow - that looks like Myspace 1.5. And not in a good way - this site is confusing.