pacomerh

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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   I understand his decision though, show was becoming a bit redundant, he did point out a lot of good stuff throughout the way. Less shows for me to watch on 5by5 now, this one and Grubber where the most interesting ones IMO.
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   I'd recommend wuala, free 5gb with encryption. http://www.wuala.com/
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Why would you be old for something you want to do, and can do. If you asked me, "Am I too old to be a Wimbledon Champion" I'd say, yes. Don't get fooled by the media.
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Hurts my eyes to read this kind of stuff, so I had to stop. OMG it doesn't have the shiny little pixels, I can't do this, this is horrible. (gun in my head)
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Can't agree more. In a lotta cases is up to the programmer to keep solving the desired problems (interesting programming), we tend to say yes to too many things and this sends us to the path of perdition!. You gotta fight to keep doing the
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Said the republican.
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Sometimes I'm a bit skeptical about these kinds of posts "I'm X age, I made this". I feel like, why would a 14 year old want to make sure his age is on the post title?. It's not that extraordinary I think, I mean it's great that his doing t
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   Well, if you actually toke the time to read the docs, you would see the value it has. It has personally saved me many hours of development, and I am a back-end + front-end developer too. Don't just start shooting assumptions about the commu
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   by pacomerh 14y ago

   I'm a bit paranoid with sensitive data, so wuala.com has been great in my case. You just get a client to access the data and when you upload files they all get encrypted before going up there.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    This guy is naturally arrogant. I totally understand how Microsoft is missing the point but come on, what is the point of this article?, is he trying to point out that people are missing these kind of things?.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    This is totally true, this guy has crossed the line of constructive criticism. But its kind of obvious, his main (maybe only) income comes from apple, so he has to compare everything to his life provider.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Want it or not these units are gonna sell like pancakes. All the same goodness but now more portable equals a win. Anyways, I was hoping for a little more fanboy vs apple-hater drama on this thread, I always find that entertaining.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Very inspiring man, also love the music/fx. (High hopes for JS + HTML5)
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Have you noticed that these awesome experiment "demos" come from the creator of three.js ?
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Yeah of course, become really good at it and you have several options. 1. You can team up with another programmer to fill the gaps. 2. State that this is what you do and you do it very well and people will hire you for this phase of develop
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Very low ones, the first one is selling a set of shutterstock pictures, aprox 100 bucks a month. And the lowest one, 30-40 bucks a month with adsense clicks. Basically a list of powerpoint presenations (chain letters) for the spanish speaki
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Indeed. The only relevancy is based on who can translate the article into english faster or better.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Much smoother without the shadow. I can't believe we're there already, the worlds famous page flipper without flash :)
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Site looks very good, needs some responsive action though.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    If the article was talking about personal goals, then its spot on. But todo lists are needed, and they're usually sub-tasks of a greater goal.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    I've been using the 64bit version for 2 weeks, all my old apps work fine, everything seems faster, overall happier. I would love to have a unix terminal though, thats what keeps me using a macbook.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Not only do I like this approach but codepen.io is gathering lots of talent. Great source of inspiration, thanks CC.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Hm, this is a very particular way of working with Javascript. The formatting is very strange.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    "Ever try to use different JavaScript tools with conflicting jQuery versions? Yeah, that sucks." Not really. You might be relying too much on 3rd party libraries. You gotta get you're hands dirty a little more, but this might be due to your
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Yeah, "I know many" refers to a group of people I know, so I'm not generalizing. It's like that silly quote from the Anchorman '60 percent of the time, it works every time'.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Nah, you're generalizing. I know many JS developers and they all love Javascript in one way or another.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    This reminds me so much of pitfall II http://youtu.be/TSUk_bmJQRQ?t=23s
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Yeah, actually I do online BoA also, and that interface doesn't look exactly the same as the one I see. Shouldn't it be the same?.
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Agree, really man, I felt stupid even reading an article about how some guys experience was ruined. So many topics you can talk about to create interesting internet content, and people are writing about this?. What's happening, are we becom
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    by pacomerh 14y ago

    Oh Geez, are you for real?, "Jobs would never have". I can't be the only one to notice this ridiculous fanboy behavior.