onewland

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   Reddit CAPTCHA failing?

   4 points by onewland 16y ago|1 comments
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   by onewland 16y ago

   There's a thin line between novel and gimmicky.
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   by onewland 16y ago

   Let's play regular expressions!
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   by onewland 16y ago

   I really liked that font for the main article, if anybody else does and doesn't feel like digging into the HTML/CSS, it's Optima.
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   by onewland 16y ago

   Is it possible/tenable to hire Americans?
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   by onewland 16y ago

   Does anybody know how this compares to AIM screen sharing with audio?
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   by onewland 16y ago

   I'm sure those example files were legally obtained if you're posting them publicly :)
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   by onewland 16y ago

   Last company I worked at did nothing but that. I think it's more common in the MS/.NET world. http://accusoft.com/
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   by onewland 17y ago

   I hadn't seen or heard about this video prior to this article. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-20001802-38.html seems to have it embedded and a description.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I find OmniFocus to be very helpful. The difficulty is making sure you enter everything. http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omnifocus/
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I re-read part of it before I recognized it as the shitty article it was. It was fluff in 2005, it's fluff in 2010.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I had read it before, and with the year I would not have re-read it.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    This is from 2005, and should be marked as such.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    This looks sweet. Thanks sandal (for writing)/figured (for posting).
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    by onewland 17y ago

    Look up anything related to "digital signage". I used to work in kiosk software, sort of a similar area.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I think he's worth trusting as much as it's worth it to trust anybody else in business; that is, not that much. Jason Calacanis is not your friend, unless he's actually your friend. If you have a juicy story you want kept secret, why woul
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    by onewland 17y ago

    Honestly, I'd like to do this but have a margin on the sides but haven't figured out how. I would forever be your e-servant if you know how to do that. I'm sure I could figure out some hack, but it's just something I'd rather not work on.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    The way they do the degradations is great. Also, the book store receipt has listed as a purchase "Sunday is the New Monday and Other Tips for Giving 111% at Work"
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    by onewland 17y ago

    That is fucking awesome. Maybe the mobile development environment of the future is something like this; code but with a lot of the logic workflow done in the user interface. This certainly seems more amenable to development than Xcode or Vi
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I wonder when this article format will bump against ridiculous limits. "RabbitMQ clone in 4 lines of Go in 13 seconds".
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    by onewland 17y ago

    To be fair to CmdrTaco, I wouldn't have wanted a 1st-gen iPod either. Did you ever use the old ones? They really had a lot of kinks to work out and in my opinion were not the best mp3 players on the market.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    Well I either misread it or they changed the article since my original post. (By the time you posted this comment, about an hour had passed since I submitted that correction).
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I just submitted some feedback to the BBC saying this was false. I'm guessing many other people did as well. Hopefully it's not some sort of honeypot.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I'm relatively new, so it's difficult for me to see any major change that's happened since I first joined. My personal opinion is that there has been little change since I arrived, but much talk about how much has changed. That said, I thin
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    by onewland 17y ago

    Note that this article does not cite an official source.
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I had the same reaction. A little flattering, but I think it has to do with brevity more than anything. edit: just realized that by default it's only returning the rockstars of the site (e.g. people high up on the leaderboard).
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    by onewland 17y ago

    One useful way to take advantage of this might be to just serve your site at a lower resolution if the HTTP header is defined to reduce bandwidth use. If you're using 500px wide banner images on a 1000px grid, size that down for the Safari
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    by onewland 17y ago

    "The housing market is growing 20-25% annually and will continue to do so for the next few decades."
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    by onewland 17y ago

    I don't think we ever let the market decide EVERYTHING. See: airlines, military contractors, banks (before this crisis as well). I'm not even sure we're in a period where this is more pervasive than usual. That said, I agree that in 99% of
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    by onewland 17y ago

    This whole series (this article is part 7 of a series of blog posts) seems like it should be titled "Qualities the Author Perceives he Embodies that Lead to his Great Success". I guess that was a long way to call this self-congragulatory bu