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nuggien
17y ago
Your comment is probably misinformed. But even if it was a free market and nothing was blocked, it's still unlikely a foreign company will win out over a local homegrown equivalent. Like google/baidu, or cyworld trying to take on the US m
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nuggien
17y ago
demo at http://retwisrb.danlucraft.com/ gives error 500 currently.
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17y ago
this is one of those things no one cares about until it affects them.
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nuggien
17y ago
Is the code for tornado.twister available anywhere?
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nuggien
17y ago
Looks like an ugly version of Ferrari's F430 and 458 models. Not sure about those exhausts either.
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nuggien
17y ago
You're setting the base path wrong for xd_receiver.htm would be my guess. FB connect is redirecting to http://socialauth.uswaretech.net/accounts/login/?next=/../xd...
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nuggien
17y ago
vocal trance channel on http://www.di.fm Lots of other great channels on there too. Sometimes somafm.com as well.
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nuggien
17y ago
Probably wanted their team more than their tech.
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nuggien
17y ago
How about the ability to limit results to only contain names that are of a certain length? Would be great if I was searching for a short domain name.
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17y ago
how popular is your site? I remember they shut down some real estate site that mashed up craiglist data with google maps that got shut down pretty quickly. Not sure what the name was.
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17y ago
How did you get there? Are you with a company or doing volunteer work?
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nuggien
18y ago
doesn't frame busting code get invoked too late? i.e. digg already got the search engine love by the time you bust out of the frame?
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nuggien
18y ago
kinda useless unless you don't like to put anything on your desktop. And then you have to avoid the area where you put your arms while typing etc. I think you'd spend more time trying not to get ink on yourself than actually making use of
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nuggien
18y ago
is it just me or does every rich guy always have some super smug look?
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18y ago
They didn't even elaborate on how they were using it.
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nuggien
18y ago
you could probably run it on a $5 dreamhost account and get away with it.
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nuggien
18y ago
there is memcachedb ( http://memcachedb.org/ ) which provides persistence through berkeleydb.
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18y ago
> I'm not sure if I'm being a douche by saying this Geez, really? You're not sure?
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nuggien
18y ago
stop lying to yourselves. You're in it to make money, so if you have an idea that think will change porn, why not jump in head first?
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nuggien
18y ago
salesforce.com?
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nuggien
18y ago
Or rackspace could just one day decide the VPS market isn't for them and declare slicehost a mistake, and then shut it down. Not entirely impossible...
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nuggien
18y ago
There's really no benefit in having the message "This domain might be available". It is either available or it isn't (at the time you displayed the message anyways).
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nuggien
18y ago
Don't really see the "rip", but as far as simple web designs go, everyone copies everyone else. How many variations of a banner/sidenav/main/footer layouts can you really do?
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nuggien
18y ago
not sure why it would make any difference. What decisions has twitter staff ever made without Ev being in on?
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nuggien
18y ago
For something like twitter, like the article says, I doubt this will have much of an effect. Lots of people use sms to send tweets to twitter. But I don't think there are people with more than a couple followers who would be crazy enough
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nuggien
18y ago
> Goodness, no. What kind of weird keyboard did that? The point is to avoid using your pinky (weakest finger) for too many things. Mapping caps to ctrl means you're going to be using your pinky a lot. Congratulations, you've just intr
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nuggien
18y ago
I'd get another day job while I come up with an idea for a startup. Good ideas don't come by that easily.
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18y ago
every part of that site is trivial to do. I'd expect "rock star" programmers to not miss deadlines that badly.
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18y ago
kinda? you probably don't have that kind of girl where you work.
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18y ago
Atwood was on it fulltime. Do you really need more than 1 fulltime "rock star" coder and a part time designer to get that type of site finished?
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