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by nkohari 17y ago
I'm a little biased since it's my startup, but we use Zen ( http://agilezen.com/ ). We only have a team of two, but some of our customers have sizable teams using it.
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by nkohari 17y ago
God forbid someone would charge money for a valuable service! Blasphemy! This is my all-time number one gripe about the Internet. Users too often feel entitled to getting things for free.
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by nkohari 17y ago
That's true, you need CloudFront in order to CDN-enable your S3 buckets. It's not too much more difficult to set up, though, just need to flip a switch on the bucket.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Looks wrong for me too, Chrome 4 on Win7.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Microsoft is forced to price Windows higher than OSX, because their product is the actual OS, whereas Apple makes their money on the hardware.
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by nkohari 17y ago
This article strikes me as a collection of weakly-defended opinions with no real references or citations on sources of information. I could easily write a post stating the exact opposite point that would read just as well.
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by nkohari 17y ago
So you're saying that, until I have the time to invest in my own branding, I can just use the Coke logo instead?
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by nkohari 17y ago
I'm not accusing the OP of anything. I was just pointing out that I took one look at the website and immediately recognized it as heavily inspired by Basecamp's design. That's all. The colors and font of the header are identical, including
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by nkohari 17y ago
Sure, our pricing page is inspired by Basecamp... and practically every other SaaS offering out there. As I said in another comment, everyone (including myself) takes inspiration from other designs, but there's a difference between taking i
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by nkohari 17y ago
I wasn't saying it's a corporate scandal or that the creator was a bad person. The problem is that 37signals didn't offer their design as a template for re-use. Everyone uses other designs as inspiration (myself included), I'm just saying y
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by nkohari 17y ago
Go look at http://basecamphq.com/ again. The layout, fonts, and styling are all clearly pulled from the marketing website.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Why in the world would my comment get down-voted? The layout and design elements are practically identical.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Wow. Your website is a very blatant ripoff of Basecamp's design. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but yours is a little over the line.
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by nkohari 17y ago
I use this function to create namespaces: var namespace = function(ns) { var scope = window; var tokens = ns.split("."); for (var idx = 0, len = tokens.length; idx < len; idx++) { var token = tokens[idx]; sco
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by nkohari 17y ago
I recently found JS.Class: http://jsclass.jcoglan.com/ It provides Ruby-style inheritance patterns for Javascript. Initially I was skeptical (most of the other attempts at adding OOP structure to JS have been awful), but it's simplified m
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by nkohari 17y ago
I vehemently disagreed with this post when it was originally written, but then at the time I was just being introduced to Scrum. I've since come to understand his point, and oddly enough, the part at the end where he talks about project man
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by nkohari 17y ago
The NDA is optional, although you don't get to participate in a lot of the MVP benefits if you don't sign it.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Three: one widescreen 24" in the center (for code), two 19" square screens to the left and right (left used for web, right used for communication - IRC, IM, etc.). The center screen is great, because I can crank my font size up to 16pt (I h
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by nkohari 17y ago
I don't think the metaphor works very well. Cloud hosting is much more like a hotel (or a hostel), since you stay on the same "infrastructure", but you don't have a dedicated physical location. Moving between infrastructure would be a night
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by nkohari 17y ago
Windows 7 ads and Steve Ballmer being an asshole have nothing to do with open source software.
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by nkohari 17y ago
This article is pure ignorance, and would have played much better as a Slashdot comment. Forking is the underlying source of freedom in open source software -- if you don't like something the current managers of a project are doing, fork it
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by nkohari 17y ago
What makes you think that this is a paid article?
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by nkohari 17y ago
Why is a two year old article that isn't really that insightful on the front page, other than the fact that it bashes Microsoft?
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by nkohari 17y ago
Maybe this is a dumb question, but do you have any problems with cross-browser support for that situation? I'd love to try this out in my app -- div soup is a killer.
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by nkohari 17y ago
For the record, Windows 7 isn't crippled to stop it from being used on netbooks. I run Windows 7 Ultimate on my Asus EEE 1000HE, and it works flawlessly... it's not noticeably slower than XP, and I even get all the eye candy.
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by nkohari 17y ago
We just decided not to support IE6. We might lose some customers, but we figured it would cost more to support it than we would make in lost revenue.
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by nkohari 17y ago
Mine ( http://agilezen.com/ ) was born out of the having to deal with over-complicated project management tools that were bloated with features that I didn't want to use but still had to pay for. Feeling the pain myself helped me recognize
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ColorSuckr: Create color schemes based on photos(colorsuckr.com)
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by nkohari 17y ago
If you put ASP.NET in the same class as Sharepoint or OWA, you clearly haven't ever used it. Please spare us the closed-minded "zomg micro$oft sux0rz!" comments, I can go to Slashdot for that.
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by nkohari 17y ago
More than unoriginal blogs, I hate blogs that have a list of a billion ads across the top -- particularly when more than half of them are empty squares that just say "advertise here." If you can't sell ad spots, at least don't show them to

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