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by luigi 16y ago
I'd expect to see exploits using Flash sockets as the attack vector before seeing attacks using native WebSockets.
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by luigi 16y ago
I think they're still just computers, and will be thought of as such. Sure, they're computers you hold in your hand, not the kind that sit on your desk. Gaming consoles and set top boxes are morphing into general purpose computers too. Thos
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Free Google TV Device for Google Code Community Members(services.google.com)
3 points by luigi 16y ago|1 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
We'll be working on a Ruby library for Open311 at RubyConf: http://sunlightlabs.com/rubyconf/
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by luigi 16y ago
Make sure you've excluded the URL from Vimium/Vimperator before playing!
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by luigi 16y ago
This is "how I would make Twitter scale" all over again. Unless you're an engineer working on that particular system, you can't credibly give advice on how to improve it. Doing so is an insult to the profession.
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by luigi 16y ago
That annotated source is a thing of beauty.
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by luigi 16y ago
Funny, I've been using MongoDB for well over a year, and I use it not for scalability/durability, but because it's so nice to develop on top of. Simply put: it gives you a much more natural way to persist the objects you work with in the OO
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by luigi 16y ago
Not cool JavaScript, not cool...
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Building a (mostly) web-based photo booth app(sunlightlabs.com)
11 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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Reading Code is Good, Writing Documentation is Better(luigimontanez.com)
5 points by luigi 16y ago|1 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
Comments on a website are quite different from web companies and screenplays.
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by luigi 16y ago
"More generally, I was writing about a very angry and deeply misogynistic group of people. These aren't the cuddly nerds we made movies about in the 80's. They're very angry that the cheerleader still wants to go out with the quarterback in
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by luigi 16y ago
Two other solutions: 1. Support Safari extensions in Mobile Safari. Users install it from the gallery, get a nice little icon to tap in the toolbar. 2. Support an HTML tag in the head, like web browsers do to detect feeds today. Something l
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by luigi 16y ago
Next to jQuery, Underscore is my most-used JS library. Makes scripting client-side behavior so much more pleasant.
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by luigi 16y ago
The applause he gets at the end of that "song" makes listening to the whole thing worth it.
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Silicon Valley CEOs Advising the White House(poligraft.com)
1 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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The Computer for the Room(luigimontanez.com)
2 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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Google's SEO Starter Guide Updated(googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)
4 points by luigi 16y ago|1 comments
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A Rubyist's Guide to the Twitter OAuth Dance(luigimontanez.com)
3 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
It's important to know that as developers, there's a lot we should be doing to ensure that Google crawls and indexes our web pages properly: http://www.slideshare.net/luigimontanez/searchfriendly-web-d...
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by luigi 16y ago
There's this weird conflation of SEO with driving traffic. SEO is the practice of optimizing your site for search engines. If you want to drive traffic, buy ads and do outreach. Once you're linked to, SEO ensures that Google indexes your pa
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by luigi 16y ago
SEO isn't about driving traffic. It's about optimizing your site to work best with search engines. Driving traffic is done through marketing, outreach, and advertising.
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by luigi 16y ago
Of course, outreach to blogs and gaining traction on social networks is a necessary and productive endeavor. That's all about driving traffic. But that's not SEO, that's outreach. Getting a higher search ranking is a natural byproduct of ou
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by luigi 16y ago
Why should one even engage in the practice of asking for links? If your content is good, people will link to it organically. If you try to game the system, or hire "experts" that do, you'll be severely punished for it, which this guy was.
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by luigi 16y ago
Cold contacting sites to ask for linkbacks is not marketing, it's a lame and rarely successful attempt to game PageRank.
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by luigi 16y ago
Developers can and should take care of SEO themselves. No so-called experts needed. I did a talk about it this weekend at Lone Star Ruby Conf: http://www.slideshare.net/luigimontanez/searchfriendly-web-d...
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The Computer for the Room(luigimontanez.com)
5 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
I went to Hoedown last year. Nashville is a really fun city, for those who haven't been. And since this year the conference hotel is right in the middle of downtown, all the better.
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Ten Ruby Conferences (and Three Camps) in Eight Weeks(luigimontanez.com)
33 points by luigi 16y ago|1 comments

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