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   by philfreo 16y ago

   Here's UF's: http://identity.ufl.edu/identityPlatform.pdf It even includes how logos on school trucks should appear, and letterhead margin requirements
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/ Towards the bottom is a pretty long list of what it's available for. There are several OS X apps it supports, but Aptana is the only free one I believe. It's quite good if you can deal with how big of
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   Saying Goodbye to Apple(benjaminthomas.org)

   27 points by philfreo 17y ago|48 comments
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   So we have this big moment of publicity right now -- how should we capitalize on it?
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   Tell HN: iPhone app using Quizlet API hit Top 15 in Free Apps

   2 points by philfreo 17y ago|1 comments
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   1Password is quite good for the Mac: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password It integrates well with Firefox & Safari, and will sync over wi-fi to an iPhone for an encrypted backup.
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   can someone confirm that login info is sent in the clear? that's pretty terrible.
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   Agreed. "svn up" and your site is updated - no FTP details need to be given away. And you can this to automatically install via SVN http://birdhouse.org/software/2008/04/wp-create/ (and there's a similar script for updating all the sites
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   by philfreo 17y ago

   Agreed - these ideas are not a startup - they don't create real value as a company. However the idea of making passive income is very attractive to many programmers, and creates an opportunity to have time to work on something big.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Great advice. I have done something similar (save to delicious certain sites that I've loved) http://delicious.com/philfreo/design+inspiration+amazing
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    [Psalm 53] is almost identical to Psalm 14, and the two psalms were probably alternate versions of the same hymn before they were included in the Psalter. The two hymns serve the same function, namely, to mourn the fact that mankind does no
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    There's a phone number on there. Someone should call and ask for Sergey.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    This data is also based on visitors to w3schools.com, which certainly isn't a typical demographic of US or world visitors.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Any idea what happens with domains registered by MarkMonitor? Is there a place they go before they "drop", or are the services in this article the only chance of getting these?
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    which is awesome, by the way
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    ... and how about the success of the iPhone? It barely passes #1...
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Facebook used to have a really useful (and inexpensive) Polls feature that allowed you to get something like 1000 or 5000 responses from your demographic to a multiple choice question. They pulled it for some reason though. http://www.wash
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    I'm unfamiliar with the Freshbooks API. Could a web app use Freshbooks to bill users without the user ever leaving the web app (i.e., totally behind the scenes)?
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    I generally dislike when periods are taken as part of the URL. Then you can't end a sentence with a URL like http://example.com . HN does it right, but Gruber's example seems to put the period in the URL.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    I like the noprocrast feature on HN, and the Mac SelfControl app for blocking distracting websites for a specified period of time.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    I don't do NLP, but I'd love to see if anyone else is hiring in Florida... I'm a frontend/backend web programmer http://philfreo.com/
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Besides several of the reasons mentioned in the original article (cultural differences of color and symbols, left to right / top to bottom writing systems, etc.) In many non-Roman scripts the letters change form drastically based on if they
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    This may work well for 35 languages. Not 350 or 3500.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    There is no such thing as a definitive list of languages This is true. But SIL has what is considered the "standard" for this list, and there are almost 7000 of them. Many of them are unwritten. See http://www.ethnologue.com/ and ISO
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Having one redirect to the other is a decent idea. That's what google does. http://analytics.google.com http://google.com/analytics
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    It's a bug tracker. Plenty of his articles describe it in more detail, if I recall.
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    When I searched for my own name, I thought it was cool you recognized my own website as the "Official Site". Then I searched for several other key phrases [cityname web design] and didn't like how it said something was the official site, j
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    > "PHP shows that people would rather understand the exact details of arguments to a function instead of..." I disagree. While yes, the function names and parameters are not always consistent and easy to remember, the point is they don
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    try "typeof thingy.attribute === 'undefined'"
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    by philfreo 17y ago

    Better, it's like saying "FWD" in email. It's just meta-data.