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rlivsey
13y ago
It would be nice if the history UI wasn't purely linear, but that it remembered the last x pages on the current domain and the last x pages on the previous n domains.
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rlivsey
13y ago
This is just the conclusion, link should be http://www.polygon.com/a/ps4-review/
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Maybe Progressive Enhancement is the Wrong Term
(tomdale.net)
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13y ago
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rlivsey
13y ago
I'd assume that single in this sense means "not married", as opposed to "not in a relationship at all". Wikipedia backs this up [1] but I'm not familiar with Ecuadorian legal nomenclature! [1] - http:/&#x
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rlivsey
13y ago
To add more anecdotal evidence, I too had childhood asthma (was on a ventilator when very young, inhalers until ~16) and am a "natural" stomach breather.
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rlivsey
13y ago
In other news, "UK internet providers reject default porn filters" - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22934600 It's almost like you can't believe everything you read online. I'm shocked.
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rlivsey
14y ago
Yeoman uses Bower for package management
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Why wood pulp is world's new wonder material
(newscientist.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Translation: 'Fuck you, 3rd party Twitter clients.' They'll still cut them off at the knees when they hit at most 200,000 users. Nitpick - it's 200% of what they're at now, so if they currently have a million users they'
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How Jake Dyson’s Little Design Firm Developed A Light That Lasts 50 Years
(fastcodesign.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
That's certainly something to be considered when outsourcing key parts of infrastructure yes. I know the Pusher guys personally, so I'm confident they'll be around for the foreseeable future and I've integrated it into our code base in such
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rlivsey
14y ago
I was going to put a smiley after that first line as it was kind of tongue in cheek, but HN isn't the place for smilies! People pay Heroku/AWS each month, I don't see any difference with outsourcing this part too. That said, we use Linode b
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rlivsey
14y ago
Pusher costs ~$49/month, my time is worth $1000/hour [1] It took me about 5 minutes to setup Pusher and for that I get private channels, presence, someone to handle the scaling etc... as djb_hackernews already mentioned. We outsource DNS, e
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15y ago
I've found hanging around on StackOverflow and the #emberjs IRC channel to be very useful, if only just to try and answer every question I see as an opportunity to learn. I didn't know about the dashboard so I've just added it to the Tumblr
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15y ago
Exactly, it's not a programmer thing, it's a culture thing. Non-development oriented conferences I've been to end up in the bar too. It's not just conferences, plenty of non developer activities I've been to end up with most people congrega
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Ultracold science finds new method to get even colder
(bbc.co.uk)
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rlivsey
15y ago
After using PayPal on a number of projects over the years (both successfully and painfully unsuccessfully) I've come to the conclusion that PayPal is fine if what you're doing is completely standard. Once you start doing something that coul
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rlivsey
15y ago
The TechCrunch video didn't work here on my iPad, I assume it's flash. There's one on Gawker which works: http://gawker.com/5847556/watch-stephen-colberts-tribute-to-... Edit: s/it/it's
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15y ago
We were using Spreedly to abstract out the payment gateway side of things for our subscriptions. However, to use them you need to be able to disable CVV checking using PayPal's "advanced fraud management filters". The same applies for Recur
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15y ago
I find the pomodoro technique really useful. Just the simple thing of having a countdown timer going makes me focus on the task at hand and restricts my procrastination to the breaks, which I also limit in length using the timer. I'm curren
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Well done Google – But TechCity needs to storm the Olympic Park next
(eu.techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
This is the coffeescript equivalent, not sure how to get it working in the visualisation though as it doesn't involve swaps. VA = [4, 2, 5, 7] for y in VA setTimeout('console.log(' + y + ')', y*1000)
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Ship Ship Hooray - What I've learned from launching MinuteBase
(livsey.org)
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15y ago
We haven't sorted out the VAT situation yet, we've not launched the payment process & that's one of the things on my list to sort out before we do! Thanks for the recurly link, we're using Spreedly but I don't think they handle that yet
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15y ago
We went through a similar discussion, we're based in England so the easiest for us would be to charge £ but we went with $ because we figured that: * £ would likely put off Europeans & Americans * € would likely put off Americans but UK
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Cymbal at 1,000 frames per second
(youtube.com)
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How About 30-use Free Trials Instead of 30-days?
(evhead.com)
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15y ago
Because Google didn't build it themselves, the about page [1] says it was built by Fi [2]. They outsource quite a lot of work like this, a friend runs a development agency and has a number of projects on the go at the moment for Google. [1]
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rlivsey
16y ago
There's more info at B-Reel's site [1] and the shop itself [2] (in english using Google Translate [3]) [1] - http://www.b-reel.com/projects/3live-shop/ [2] - http://www.tre.se/Privat/Ovriga-sidor/3LiveShop/ [3] - http://translate.googl
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3Live Shop - live video online shop
(b-reel.com)
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