lojack

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by lojack 15y ago
As far as I can tell, this actually uses express.
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Open sourcing client work. Good idea or bad idea?
2 points by lojack 15y ago|0 comments
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by lojack 15y ago
I actually like personalized search, except when I'm searching for anything remotely non-technical. Ubuntu Forums are the top result when I search for flu symptoms.
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by lojack 15y ago
Look at the reflection of the window in the mirror.
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by lojack 15y ago
If I drag the "Draggable" box down to the "Changing Source" box on Chrome, the overlay messes up. Otherwise, nice little effect, loads sort of slow (not sure if thats the javascript or the website).
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by lojack 15y ago
Thats probably true. On the one hand you have users getting so used to bootstrap sites that they begin to instinctively know expected behavior and how to navigate other bootstrap sites, which is good UX. Then on the other hand you have a la
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by lojack 15y ago
I think you're confusing UX with visual treatment. UX deals with where things are placed on the page, how information is laid out, and the flow of the website. I could feasibly do most of this within the confines of bootstrap. The visual tr
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by lojack 15y ago
Every time I've gone through the new scanners, I've had to go through a metal detectors first, which would pick up this object. Anyone know if there are actually airports that use only the new scanners without a metal detector?
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by lojack 15y ago
Cleveland, OH Intern/Freelance/Remote Babl Media ( http://www.bablmedia.com ) is an early stage innovation agency. We're currently looking for skilled Python developers who are capable of delivering pixel perfect front-end experiences. Expe
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by lojack 15y ago
http://earslap.com/projectslab/circuli?q=11811v6819v2052811_...
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by lojack 15y ago
Negative, that's just a dictionary for looking up the exception name. A pull request for 422 did get accepted today though, so yes, now it does. https://github.com/mitsuhiko/werkzeug/pull/165
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by lojack 15y ago
Coincidentally I just set up a response that uses 418 I'm a teapot about an hour ago. I really wanted 422 Unprocessable Entity, but werkzeug doesn't implement that (and for some reason instead implements 418 I'm a teapot).
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by lojack 15y ago
This decision has nothing to do with web developers. These are the kinds of choices made by those who don't understand the usability implications of their decisions.
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by lojack 15y ago
This bears a striking resemblance to Canberra. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Inner-canberra_01MJC.png It would also be worth checking out New Urbanism, which has very similar goals for the designs of cities. http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by lojack 15y ago
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by lojack 15y ago
Did you push yourself too hard when you first started barefoot running? I always heard that its better across the board, but you've got to start slow to prevent injury.
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by lojack 15y ago
> What are the more effective ways? Eliminate everything to do with race from college admissions. When I applied, I never met with any admissions in person. The only reason any school I applied to would know my race would be from the qu
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by lojack 15y ago
> Don’t shit where you eat Learned that one from my puppy.
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by lojack 15y ago
XSLT is typically used to translate XML into HTML. Sure, you could use CSS to style XML, but I believe the point isn't to argue the semantics of the markup, only to say that some sort of markup is required in order to use CSS.
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by lojack 15y ago
> I love good design and I am good at design. But I’ve never called myself a designer. > 1. Designers tweet and blog > 2. Design is a cheap way to appear like you’re creating value ... > I’ve created products / services in t
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by lojack 15y ago
There's a development company based out of Cleveland that already has a boat. All they need to do is make it sea worthy... http://leandog.com/
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by lojack 15y ago
As if math and science isn't force fed enough. My business partner was accused of padding his grades in high school because he was good at art and wanted to take more art classes. Shoving this sort of stuff in high schoolers faces is exactl
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by lojack 15y ago
Tell your boss that the work isn't fulfilling enough and if he doesn't do anything about it start looking elsewhere. You're in an industry where demand for your labor is much higher than you probably realize.
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by lojack 15y ago
Non-competes don't prevent you from working at other companies. They only prevent you from actively pursuing work elsewhere. If you signed a non-compete for working on the iPhone you would be allowed to accept a job at HTC, but you couldn't
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by lojack 15y ago
> Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg really does use Facebook all day. Twitter CEO Dick Costolo tweeted at least 30 times just yesterday. And, likewise, I'm sure Google's management uses Google Search on a regular basis.
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by lojack 15y ago
> this is the footer with all kinds of footer stuff on it
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by lojack 15y ago
Conceptually its almost identical to Opera Mini. Amazon, however, gets to take advantage of their massive infrastructure.
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by lojack 15y ago
I agree that this problem exists, but I also feel that there is a better solution than whats listed. Stories should be given points for their complexity and not for the time it takes. Additionally stories should only be business oriented, s
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by lojack 15y ago
I'm sorry but you literally picked the worst example in the world for why lean doesn't work.
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by lojack 15y ago
If the team considers automated testing waste then they truly are missing the point of Lean. I disagree with you on the fact that having a QA step could be considered waste. Note that this isn't the same as calling QA waste. IMO QA is somet

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