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14y ago
Mind-reading tweets sender is the future. And mind-reading instagram with google glasses. More seriously, balance is everything. Take photos, then put away your phone/camera, and enjoy the view.
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14y ago
Dupe. One with "www.", not the other.
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Firefox : - Firebug : http://getfirebug.com/ - Live HTTP Headers : http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ - User Agent Switcher : http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/
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14y ago
Bottom of the page : http://www.echojs.com/rss
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Or perhaps a hidden developer menu, visible once you have done a specific action. For example, in the last Android version you have to tap 7 time on the "Android version" field in the "About" screen to enable the developer menu. A casual us
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I think Express website is http://expressjs.com/ , not http://expressjs.org/
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Thanks! "Since July 18, 2007 you have read a total of 228,650 items." Woaw.
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Downloading the apk, and calling the good intent. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4967669/android-install-a...
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Where do you find this information? I looked for it yesterday, and couldn't find it...
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Isn't it what Amazon Market do? Downloading the apk, and notifying you that an update is ready? But you have to allow untrusted sources installation in the security menu, and still have the installation screen (left screenshot in the articl
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Feedly is creating an alternate API. Press (on Android) updates its app, saying that it will not go down. It's a double problem: Google Reader was good, AND was also a good API. At least, Google Takeout is working, and giving us all our dat
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It depends. If you use GReader to read 10 RSS, you can move to FB/Twitter/Mail newsletter. If, like you or me, use GReader to read 200 feeds, you will find an alternative that suits your needs. Or code it, be it a full RSS parser, or just a
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I think there is no innovation because : - RSS is a thing from the past. It has no "new and shiny" aspect. - RSS is less used than email, so people are focusing on improving emails, not RSS. - Reader was great, and did everything geeks want
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> There are thousands of RSS subscribers. How many will bother to sort out a new RSS system and subscribe again? The ones whom really read your RSS? Or maybe you will gain 10000 twitter followers on July 2? On maybe double your daily vi
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And a RFC. And an API.
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We live in social days. Add a FB/Twitter sharing "Just got an investissement from X"/"Just invested in Y"
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and on The Next Web : http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2013/02/26/this-site-tells-...
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And you're on lifehacker : http://lifehacker.com/5986983/market-price-calculates-what-y... Congratulations!
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14y ago
I use Kotaku and some french sites (nofrag.com & factornews.com)
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4 minutes too late. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5108820
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I'm for dropping in inline CSS for quick fixes too. But I didn't think using inline CSS everywhere was something people still do today. (To be honest, I looked at the source because the rendering was odd on my computer, and I wanted to know
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Inline CSS :o But nice idea! "We are constantly working to improve Add and add useful and exciting features." Do you have a roadmap? (pure curiosity, I don't see what kind of feature you can add)
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I hope the SteamBox will change that soon. Valve can even sponsor indie devs to make a linux port / promote the Source Engine (I remember reading the linux port has better perfs than the windows version) / do something else, like selling Ha
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Ads which are tutorials explaining how to use the OS. What a great idea!
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Rakuten bought play.com (uk site) and priceminister.com (french site) recently. In Paris, the priceminister ads in the subway have Rakuten's name on them. So I think Rakuten has already started to expand.
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Eclipse has a "Generate Getters/Setters" option. You choose the variables, and voilà!
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https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/download-statusb... and it works just like Chrome.
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Google/Apache Wave?
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When do you plan to ship?
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What if you paint a 1px line?
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