mr_justin

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by mr_justin 18y ago
As has already been stated, your layout needs work. Looks like you've got a table (gasp!) that is not clearing the floated status bar content or something. The layout is extremely simple, I think you are overcomplicating it by using a "blue
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Don't be silly, there are plenty of beaches that allow camping. Just jump over the coastal range from Mountain View and you're in Half Moon Bay.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Yeah I didn't follow that statement in the article either, about as "big as a CRV on the inside ... it seats two". Last time I checked, the CRV is a small SUV, with 5 seats and plenty of cargo space. Not sure I follow your "heavy as hell co
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I'd rather be in a tent at the beach than in some dudes backyard. 3G == Don't need your stinkin wifi
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by mr_justin 18y ago
It's interesting to hear from type designer, certainly not a voice that is heard often enough, at least not in the web developer community. His concern that "someone can take one of our fonts, put it in a freely accessible directory on thei
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Is Omniture really a direct competitor with Google Analytics? I haven't used it (Omniture) in a long time, but last time I did we used it extensively for A-B testing, click tracking and other user-experience type events that I don't general
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I was just looking at the CSS, which specifies oblique as opposed to italic.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Sure, but there has been this stalemate between font foundries and web designers for well over 10 years. I think this whole @font-face (1) thing is exactly what is needed to shake some sense into the foundries. Designers will start using th
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by mr_justin 18y ago
It's just italic. Not bold, not cursive, not "narrow letter spacing". Just plain ol' italic, or oblique for the pedantic.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I just hope they add a new feature that fixes all the network connectivity issues I have when my phone isn't connected to wifi. Maps, mail, browser ... they don't work more often than they do.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
If you have planar fasciitis (many people do), your running shoes are not a lie. Less padding is pure evil in that situation.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
From looking at the conclusion of this post, and also the other posts that were linked to, it seems like this person writes about twitter so that they can get more followers. You shouldn't have to convince anyone but yourself why you would
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Or a completely different take on this "issue". http://garrettdimon.com/archives/2009/4/13/the_downside_of_p...
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by mr_justin 18y ago
It's not about being decent or not, no need to try and belittle. It's about who your target audience is.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Been bit by that more than a few times, that's why I always freeze rails now. It is the only way. Things should be simpler and more reliable. ps. I love that you're running your blog through github. Very ingenious.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Haven't tried it yet, but I would imagine those are some very expensive events to be observing for.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
But it's the non-obvious discrepancies that I'm more concerned with. I have no qualms about blocking people when their following/follower ratio is off-kilter.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
A4 cannot be directly compared to an M3. Not in terms of price, nor performance. Not even the same ballpark.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Exactly, this is a totally different beast which requires the website author to put the VideoEgg content on their site explicitly. The article on TechCrunch seems to be written with little understanding of the toolbar or how it actually wor
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Take a look at the source, they use an onclick to calculate the destination URL on the fly. I believe this part has been in use for quite some time.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
That slide is a bit confusing. At first it seems to be condoning the use of CSS background images to give the perception of faster loading, but then he says that it was bad for IE ... which effectively is saying you shouldn't do it. That sl
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by mr_justin 18y ago
What an excellent presentation. Stanford has some amazing classes.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Here's mirror: http://sandbox.enjoybeing.net/amazonfail-author.html
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I highly recommend his book (or wait for the upcoming 2nd edition), it is filled with invaluable stuff like this. Really an eye opener for me.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Does this really matter? The tone in that post is laughable.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
So it's like grooveshark?
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by mr_justin 18y ago
> The only mainstream ROR sites is Twitter Oh come on. Yellow Pages, Urban Dictionary, Hulu, 43 Things, ... http://rubyonrails.org/applications
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by mr_justin 18y ago
> compared this treatment to the "exploitation" of migrant workers in the Middle East. Oh, how so? Were you at risk of death or physical injury? Were you living in disgusting, slave-like conditions? Were you working 14+ hour days and ba
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by mr_justin 18y ago
But at that point in the interview you've just mentioned that you made $1-$3 per user, with millions of users active each month, and you were paying 10 cents for a portion of those users. Of course the first thing people are going to is the
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by mr_justin 18y ago
> I’m amazed that you noticed our margins Neil. Why is that amazing? Isn't it plainly obvious?

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