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Five ways to save Condé Nast's Reddit(emediavitals.com)
8 points by mtsmith85 16y ago|12 comments
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by mtsmith85 16y ago
Mine has not really had any issues with erasing, though I just purchased it. Thus far a quick rub down with an eraser and everything disappears. Not sure about long term (like leaving something on the board over a couple days/weeks.)
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by mtsmith85 16y ago
I have "Bertha" (4x6) and love it. I'm patiently waiting for 2x3's to get back in stock to buy another smaller one. Oddly, though the process to buy was problematic. I never received an emailed receipt or shipping information, it just showe
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by mtsmith85 16y ago
While I don't know enough to refute the main fact, my gut feeling is that while that may be true, any company doing this time of work on the web needs to at least take care of the base amount of security (using HTTPS where applicable, not s
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by mtsmith85 17y ago
This may come across as some amount of fanboy-itis, apologies in advance for that. But, I wonder if this is the kind of "lazy-ness" that Jobs was referring to with Flash. Not necessarily lazy in the sense of not doing anything, but lazy in
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by mtsmith85 17y ago
Controversies like this are, I think, just another indicator of the changing face of careers. Here in NYC web developers are called everything from "software engineers" to "developers" to "coders" to "presentation layer engineers." And that
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by mtsmith85 17y ago
I really hate to see TechCrunch giving credence to the notion that the number of times someone commits to a given codebase is somhow representative of the actual contribution to the project. Granted, the author does say: "The graph, while i