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16y ago
very nice! the only thing missing is adjusting the values with the keyboard cursor like in photoshop. Arrow-up: 1% more, Arrow-Shift-Up: 10% more
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16y ago
Using a couple of dedicated root servers from hetzner => http://www.hetzner.de/en/ don't know exactly how the connection to the usa is but around europe it's super fast...and cheaper than aws, slicehost or similar.
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16y ago
Open Calais is already around for some time and evolved greatly. It's especially interesting when you input text about the BP Oil Spill.
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16y ago
This is a great showcase for what's possible! I have slight graphic issues (harsh borders) on my iPad. Anybody experiencing the same?
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16y ago
When you're looking at sites like reddit, hacker news and others which don't have a great/nicely looking user interface you would think it's not that important. But I think it also depends on the target group. For consumer-oriented, less in
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16y ago
A couple of years ago when I was looking for a NAS for our office the choice was between a Drobo and ReadyNAS from Netgear. Although Drobo had so many recommendations and good feedback I thought I'd rather go with a weller-known company lik
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16y ago
Awesome episode :)
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German is a plus but our team speaks English. Just hadn't had time and resources to make our website multi-language.
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16y ago
We, the company compuccino based in Berlin, are looking for developers pushing our products forward. We develop interconnected platform strategies & cross-platform applications. Our Apps, Tools and APIs allow customers to create, publis
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17y ago
yes it always depends on the target group, ie. if the website is for developers or "normal customers"
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17y ago
for example the portal of German city Hamburg (hamburg.de) has still 22.45% IE6, 34.69% IE7, 42.86% IE8 and 49.00% IE in relation to the other browsers.
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IE6 Funeral too early? Stats of German Websites
(compuccino.com)
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8-Bit Map Of New York City
(techcrunch.com)
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17y ago
great to see some real numbers behind a startup!
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17y ago
Hehe, great comment :)
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Nerdpedit - The Ikea Shelf For Developers
(brandinfection.com)
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17y ago
the headline says "Tech Stocks slip as Palm and RIM decline"
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What does Smart Money want to imply with this headline?
(brandinfection.com)
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17y ago
It's "Parisian Love" as guessed by John Battelle
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Google Super Bowl Ad shown in 3rd Quarter
(brandinfection.com)
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For me GigaOm's, or, ReadWriteWeb's content for example, is better than the other two. Mashable is quite good for Social Media News, even if it's sensational. I'm wondering though if the quality content of GigaOm with fewer readers (how man
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Is Om Malik sad?
(rashmash.com)
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Talk about iPad on Charlie Rose with Walt Mossberg, Michael Arrington,...
(rashmash.com)
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17y ago
here's my drawing: http://colorillo.com/aaen
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17y ago
VC :)
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17y ago
what the f*ck?
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What will twitter do in order to fight this spam? Will it have an anti-spam filter in the future, like your e-mail program does?
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Hudson River Helicopter Crash + Twitter Spam = Absurd
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Here's an interesting blogpost from an android developer: http://tseng-blog.nge-web.net/blog/2009/02/28/android-market...
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17y ago
I'm positive about Cydia as well as there will be more and more frustrated users and developers turning to the store. Additionally big publications like CNN, Wired and lots of blogs are writing about it. The question is really how long the
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