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by logn 12y ago
I think this is very true. Creating a Twitter account is like being force-fed the experience. They should move away from the step-by-step wizard idiom and instead do a tutorial mode... after creating your account in one step, they should ju
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by logn 12y ago
Just the people with a large role in the CSS community. I don't see how this is any different than a city naming streets after people or a property developer naming cul-de-sac streets after their girlfriends.
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by logn 12y ago
I think because you wrote: ...that app will then act just like any other app. It's pretty neat
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Firefox: ignore autocomplete="off" when offering to save passwords(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by logn 12y ago|0 comments
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by logn 12y ago
I also use them. I set up an Apache reverse proxy to them from my domain so that their invoices appear to be mine completely. I paid for their freemium upgrades (one-time payment of about $150+). For me they hit the right pricepoint where I
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Across Europe, Anti-Uber Protests Clog City Streets(npr.org)
1 points by logn 12y ago|0 comments
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by logn 12y ago
I looked through the source code. Not totally sure, but it appears they use the current time to dynamically load events from this API: http://cybermap.kaspersky.com/data/events/1.json (where "1" would be
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by logn 12y ago
Warren Buffet likes companies with strong revenues and profits, and importantly, companies that pay shareholders/owners. Nasdaq Composite is largely tech companies whose main value is growth potential and most of their profits get rein
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by logn 12y ago
At 20 years old I think it's important to keep the cash liquid and safe. There's so much that can change in your life that the money can come in handy for, and there are so many ways that access to that money could change your lif
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by logn 12y ago
Agreed. However, even if they successfully targeted domestic terrorists, I think that's still a job for the FBI and not the NSA. And that's a job that requires search warrants for an individual person and not a large cross-secti
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by logn 12y ago
I like this, but the reality is that in the USA there isn't this fairy tale ending that NYTimes is writing. > Telecommunications companies say they are denying requests to volunteer data not covered by existing law. Existing law cov
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by logn 12y ago
I tried this with a site of mine. GoNative works great and there's a lot of future potential too. However, at a certain point, we're just re-mapping the WWW sites 1-to-1 to wrapper apps. Regardless, I place the blame for this on u
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by logn 12y ago
Add in some speech recognition and it would be an ideal system.
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Heisenberg Developers: Observing developers alters their behavior(mikehadlow.blogspot.com)
5 points by logn 12y ago|0 comments
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by logn 12y ago
Ada and the Lord Byron Family Band (vocal-driven Americana/rock/blues with heavy synth)
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by logn 12y ago
I'm sure someone else reading can answer your question based on more experience and expertise than me... anyhow the subprocesses are re-used so there's no overhead in their creation. And if your server is doing I/O bound work
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by logn 12y ago
I prefer http://silkjs.net It handles each request in a forked subprocess so it's a lot more straight forward.
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by logn 12y ago
I don't get people's sentiment. We should either follow laws or change them. Simply deciding we don't enforce certain laws or reinterpreting according to various interests leads to worse situations. If Uber and Lyft want to b
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by logn 12y ago
> "So Netflix is throwing up a 'The AT&T network is crowded right now' message. Meanwhile, Youtube is playing 1080p no problem." Netflix should try to explain that in the error messages too.
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by logn 12y ago
I am a professional programmer (although not a DBA), and have used excel to generate SQL scripts. You can often just put all the variable in cells and then use string concatenate to add in the parts of a SQL script that repeat. It works wel
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Zimbra OpenPGP Zimlet(github.com)
1 points by logn 12y ago|0 comments
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by logn 12y ago
Steroids don't make you taller. Also if you devote yourself to nutrition and weight lifting, as a 6 foot male it's not too hard to exceed 200 pounds. I don't doubt steroids play a part, but there are many other factors (in ad
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by logn 12y ago
Defending against this would be a perfect use of Florida State Guard, as such groups aren't controlled by the federal government. Unfortunately as of 1947, Florida now only has the Florida National Guard which is under federal control.
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by logn 12y ago
I built a toolkit to automate instrumentation and collection of line coverage data from unit/integration tests. It eliminated the need for an entire team's job (the one I had been managing). They were re-assigned and my client dro
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by logn 12y ago
I agree with this. For programming issues I normally use !g to search Google. I suspect Google is better for programming queries because they did a lot of indexing of newsgroups, blogs, and StackOverflow. But for everyday queries, DDG works
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by logn 12y ago
On that page, there are links to both the API reference and a beta SDK.
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by logn 12y ago
HealthKit. HomeKit. I think we need to resolve the ethical and regulatory issues in our industry regarding government/marketing use of this data before it's prudent to use any product based on these technologies or similar ones.
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by logn 12y ago
(excuse the shameless plug that follows) Here's another API (available as a service) that would complement their Data Science Toolkit: Search Query to Structured Results List -- http://screenslicer.com/ It would work q
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by logn 12y ago
I think the focus should be on making things. Eventually in making things you'll want to learn a new skill because it's important for what you're making. For instance, maybe that new website needs a logo and so you learn Gimp
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by logn 12y ago
I know exactly how you feel. I also felt upset trying to fulfill requirements of someone else when I felt that I could be steering the ship instead. I found solace in two different paths: (1) consulting: I find it more enjoyable to help peo

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