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541.
by rob 17y ago
Fix your posture (most likely bad), stretch your psoas and hamstrings, and go and have an ART or deep tissue massage done. You might also want to invest in a foam roller for self-myofascial release and then use a tennis / lacrosse ball once
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by rob 18y ago
That is quite the URL.
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by rob 18y ago
Kohana.
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by rob 18y ago
That's funny, in the beginning the Rails people used to brag how you only needed one book and would show this picture: http://i44.tinypic.com/98uhs6.png Now it looks like they turned into Java?
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by rob 18y ago
Post seems pretty spot-on. My Mac Pro's RAM failed within 6 months. My MacBook Pro's battery died and had to be replaced within 11 months.
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by rob 18y ago
Search webhostingtalk.com; there are plenty of bad reviews of RS.
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by rob 18y ago
Let's hope they don't do to Slicehost what they did to Webmail.us after acquiring them. If they do, you can expect huge increases in prices and a focus more on corporate/"big" clients.
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BeautyTips, a jQuery Tooltip Plugin(lullabot.com)
1 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
I agree; they should of written it in Rails so only 1% of the population can use it.
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by rob 18y ago
Most people in the real world use PHP, but those on reddit and HN tend to go against the grain and use Python (or Ruby). If you know PHP, don't bother changing; there's nothing wrong with it.
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by rob 18y ago
My blackberry times out in 30 seconds or so and requires a password to come back.
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by rob 18y ago
That's absolutely horrible, since Google indexes individual replies here and often times you end up clicking 10 links that all belong to one post.
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by rob 18y ago
I seem to have no problem killing them when they fly on my windows and stop moving. I swat their ass and bury them before they even know what happened. My record is 262-12 (been keeping track for three years).
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Seth Godin Advocates Click Fraud(blog.affiliatetip.com)
29 points by rob 18y ago|31 comments
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by rob 18y ago
TypePad.
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by rob 18y ago
Seems like goodpassword.com.
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by rob 18y ago
Jakob's money will bail them out, dude has millions.
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by rob 18y ago
Most likely yes if you're eating tons of it a day.
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Movable Type 4.2 Released(movabletype.org)
1 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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Tumblr Beta(tumblr-beta.com)
6 points by rob 18y ago|7 comments
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by rob 18y ago
Have you tried Doctrine? It's available as a plugin, I believe.
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Ask YC: Those using PHP, what do you use for talking to your database (MySQL)?
9 points by rob 18y ago|35 comments
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by rob 18y ago
I'm assuming getdropbox.com.
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South, a schema migration tool for Django(aeracode.org)
1 points by rob 18y ago|0 comments
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by rob 18y ago
I like it, too -- it's easy on the eyes when working. I got it from Smashing Magazine; they release a bunch of awesome wallpaper at the beginning of every month and offer them with or without a calendar. You can find it here (August 2008):
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by rob 18y ago
http://i37.tinypic.com/2cgimuc.png I usually have Terminal open as well.
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by rob 18y ago
Considering he had millions, what do you think?
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by rob 18y ago
Why haven't you tried putting any ads on it like AdSense? I'm not sure if you'll make decent money that way since most of your users are probably technical oriented, but it's worth a try. If you get enough pageviews, you can also try applyi
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by rob 18y ago
None of you guys are making money because you keep over-analyzing things. This thread is a brilliant example. Stop thinking you need to move to CA, have some brilliant, big idea, and a truckload of cash from YCombinator or investors. There
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How to hire an idiot (from the 'How to sell your software for $20,000' guy)(nukemanbill.blogspot.com)
220 points by rob 18y ago|42 comments

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