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by plasma 15y ago
Watch HP research's Stanley Williams describe the memristor and what they are working towards in more detail on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKGhvKyjgLY&sns=em
482.
by plasma 15y ago
C#/.Net is planning on async/await features for its .Net 5 release: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/csharpfaq/archive/2010/10/28/async.a...
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by plasma 15y ago
At work we use to use feature flags a fair bit, but switched to using branches instead for development. For our testing environment, we can access individual branches as subdomains to a testing environment. This lets the in-progress code be
484.
by plasma 15y ago
So what if they're amateurs, to many surely pitching is a new experience and they would try and do what they think is best. It's a learning experience.
485.
by plasma 15y ago
I also hate videos; they are too slow to get to the point. With text, at least I can speed read and ignore stuff that is not important to me.
486.
by plasma 15y ago
One suggestion already: Describe what your startup actually is in this post, I've got no idea what its about until I visit the link :)
487.
by plasma 15y ago
It's like this: http://www.27bslash6.com/p2p.html
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by plasma 15y ago
Use Screen Capture (by Google): https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cpngackimfmofbokmj... You can take the entire page, partial pages, redactions etc its fantastic. No remote server needed either.
489.
by plasma 15y ago
I'm sure this would go down awesomely with the board. Board: So why don't we have that trademark anymore? Bethesda: Oh we gambled and lost it in a game of Quake 3 deathmatch ... Seriously? :)
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by plasma 15y ago
I'm a .Net developer and I have tried to use Mono in the past for a few sites, but there are always a few minor problems that are a total turn off. I just stick with Windows hosting instead.
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by plasma 15y ago
You may want to check out the MTurk command line tools to help automate order processing: http://aws.amazon.com/developertools/694 Never used MTurk personally, there may be better things available.
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by plasma 15y ago
Perhaps make a blog post about this (more detailed, with proof of this scum attempting to extort you) and let the tea lovers know to not follow their recommendations. I'd like to think if anyone ever tried to do that to me, I'd be replying
493.
by plasma 15y ago
I'm hoping they show a nicer looking demo (instead of 'programmer art') to get a better idea of how much better it would be.
494.
by plasma 15y ago
I'm not sure, I have not used CouchDB (have played with MongoDB, and know MySQL etc very well). Your description of the problem is not that clear.
495.
by plasma 15y ago
"Domain investing in generic or geographically based domain names is a perfectly respectable and legal practice. Many law-abiding citizens have developed viable businesses by buying and selling non-trademark-related domain names. Domain nam
496.
by plasma 15y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't think you can make money off someone's "likeness" (eg, a photo!) without their content? Especially a portrait shot.
497.
by plasma 15y ago
It really depends on what sort of plugin you're making. How does the functionality of your plugin differ between browsers? What I was getting at with Firebreath was that you could just write it once, and target all browsers at once without
498.
by plasma 15y ago
I'm actually taking time off to try and sort some parts of my life out, not to work on a side project.
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by plasma 15y ago
You should check out Firebreath at http://www.firebreath.org/display/documentation/FireBreath+H... I've used it for writing a cross browser plugin that's working under IE, Firefox, Chrome and Safari (Mac OSX).
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by plasma 15y ago
Can you take several months leave from work (even if its unpaid)? It's something I'm doing soon.
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by plasma 15y ago
Damn, was interested until I found out you need to include some external code at the top of the page. Was looking forward to it just editing my css file I have stored locally on disk, so I could review the changes and commit to source contr
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by plasma 15y ago
You may want to look into using HMAC Urls (with a timed expiration date), see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAC for a quick explanation. This lets you send a link like www.mysite.com/resetpassword?userid=123&timestamp=...&hmac=...
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by plasma 15y ago
As a site user, I'd want to just have a link I can click to pick a new password. I'm not going to use/keep the generated password you send me, so just linking me to a page that lets me pick a new password to begin with works best for me.
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by plasma 15y ago
You can use 'Firebug Lite' with Chrome ( http://getfirebug.com/ ), as well as IE/other browsers. I use Chrome's built in dev tools but also Firebug Lite, its handy to see Ajax queries (and console debug logs) on the actual page instead of a
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by plasma 15y ago
Another "scam" I associate with GoDaddy is that when you pick to pay for the Whois Privacy protection, you also get a 'Business Registration' fee added (like $5/year or something trivial). All this fee does is list your domain name or somet
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by plasma 15y ago
I don't have a twitter account, so I can't even look around the site or find out more about it. EDIT: Not so much of a jab, rather just to let you know you've maybe lost a customer or two because its not worth the payoff for me to get an ac
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by plasma 15y ago
Pretty sure Google by default keep around 3 separate copies. One copy on a particular server, another copy on a server in the same 'rack', and another copy either in another site or on a different rack. Then there's whatever backups they do
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by plasma 15y ago
Some marketing site, somewhere, is trying to sell to the wrong age group because of this :) I press page down a few times when I tab to the year field myself!
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by plasma 15y ago
Web browsers should support built-in checksum verification of downloads (when owners upload md5sum/signatures/etc with the files), instead of having to do it manually.
510.
by plasma 15y ago
Agreed; I got half way through setting up Google's 2 factor but then was told I had to use it for every login, instead of say when I was logging in from a different IP or doing some big change.

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