rocky1138

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by rocky1138 14y ago
Sending people away from your website in order to access your website is bad UX.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Isn't there a culture difference between Korea and America/Canada/England/France/Russia? Perhaps there are more variables at stake here than just whether or not it's a person's real name. It's neat that this didn't work in Korea, but that d
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Here's a link to his linkblog. http://static.scripting.com/myReallySimple/linkblog.html It's great, except it's completely unusable due to it being a huge download of a page full of disparate links with no organization other than by date.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
That's all well and good, but does it make a difference under 50km/h in town?
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by rocky1138 14y ago
The real question is: does Dropbox need to compete with Google? To me, Dropbox does everything I need it to do. It's great as a backup in case I lose my local copy, it's fast, it's well-priced, I still have tons of storage left on my accoun
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by rocky1138 14y ago
One assumes that drivers will need to drive with ESP off after the retrofit.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
We don't have numbers, so this is all speculation. Still, I think we can agree it's a neat idea that definitely deserves exploration. With regards tot he transmission question: my car (and many others) allow me to select the gear even thoug
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Transparent plug-in hybrid retrofit for any car(mtsunews.com)
68 points by rocky1138 14y ago|54 comments
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Works for me. Must have been a hiccup.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
I'm the same. I have a motorolla razr from 2006 on an $11/month pay as you go. I've always got my laptop with me.
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Live Q&A with Ouya founder Julie Uhrman(kotaku.com)
3 points by rocky1138 14y ago|0 comments
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by rocky1138 14y ago
I almost never FTP stuff except when I have to get a single, unimportant file somewhere or if we're sharing stuff between friends' houses. Springloops has a useful deploy-by-ftp feature. When you commit a change using their Subversion host
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Estonian, I thought.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
This will no longer be a problem if all cars are self-driving. Then, they can just up the limit incrementally. Possibly even to something much faster than a human could do manually.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Really? I can't imagine Apple doing a controller. Especially one with physical buttons. Well, maybe now that Steve's gone.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
I agree with the general sentiment of the article. On a somewhat related topic: is there an alternative to Amazon's affiliate API? I've built a project that uses it but I don't want to base the selling of products for commission to be limit
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Also: wikipedia offers its entire content available as a tarball. Fork and run with it as you wish. While not "federated" it's pretty damn open.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
I don't have a problem charging a menial fee to tourists, so long as it's completely transparent where that money is going. The last thing a country should wish on its image is the tourist money going to military invasions and the like.
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by rocky1138 14y ago
As a Canadian citizen, I am close enough to the United States already. It's great that they want to share their landmarks, friendly people, and history. The problem is the gatekeepers AKA the TSA and border police. A quick google search on
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by rocky1138 14y ago
I love the idea of duplicating anything put on Twitter onto an open-source system just in case we need to route around them. I'm not well-versed in the FOSS solutions available, but I think http://status.net/ looks good. It's what powers
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by rocky1138 14y ago
Do you have the rights to distribute the articles in your database?