riklomas

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by riklomas 18y ago
Plus they were working in Clerkenwell, London (around the corner from my work offices) and rent around here isn't cheap. Did they really need 12 employees to launch?
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by riklomas 18y ago
Being all-electric means it will cause some emissions though, whereas a bicycle doesn't have emit any at all (although you could say it's powered by human-energy which in turn is powered by other things)
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by riklomas 18y ago
Call me pedantic, but doesn't it have two wheels? What advantages does this have over a standard bicycle? Is it solving a problem that doesn't exist?
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by riklomas 18y ago
Yeah, the input needs autocomplete="off" adding to it, otherwise you can't quite see what you're doing
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by riklomas 19y ago
I work in the same office as an affiliate marketing company, so it's their job to be checking Google all day for their adverts, but over the last few days this has been happening a lot. You'd think that having 20 people on the same IP addre
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by riklomas 19y ago
I made a very similar bot for del.icio.us popular too, if anyone's interested: http://twitter.com/twittilicious
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by riklomas 19y ago
It updates every hour so it should show new stories pretty regularly, I made this for myself but I thought that other people on here would fine it useful too
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20 points by riklomas 19y ago|7 comments
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by riklomas 19y ago
Amusing but isn't this more suitable for Digg/Reddit?
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by riklomas 19y ago
The only feature that would get me using this is if there was some way to synchronise between different machines. It's perfect if you use only one laptop, but I use three different machines and I would find it irritating to have a snippet I
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by riklomas 19y ago
Another great place to start is Jeremy Keith's DOM Scripting book (published by Friends of ED), it's really well written and a great introduction to unobtrusive, clean Javascript. There's a sample chapter on his site: http://domscripting.c
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by riklomas 19y ago
You could say that this is what Microformats are trying to achieve. The problem that Microformats has at the moment is that there isn't enough developers implementing them to make anything particularly useful, which in turn puts off other d