ryan_brunner

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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
Cool, thanks!
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
We usually host a hack night every second thursday in Toronto, and we're going to move it to Sunday for this. If you're interested in attending (or could host people on Saturday), you're more than welcome - http://www.meetup.com/torontorub
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
To lend some credence to the "it's easy to tell who's writing what", we recently used Rypple as a team review aid for team members to anonymously ask for feedback from the rest of the team. It was immediately obvious who was writing what. G
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
You could apply the same argument to webpages. I think HTML e-mail is a complete mess right now, but allowing some degree of e-mail styling does go a long way in helping users understand what the e-mail is trying to convey. Something as sim
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
A few bad apples were ? Image based e-mail tracking is de rigeur to this day for nearly any marketing e-mail you receive, and has been since e-mail marketing has been a thing. Any e-mail marketing provider worth their salt will include t
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
I don't know what awesomeness could possibly be contained within parts 2, 3 or 4 to make this seem any better. Heroku is doing some incredible things.
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
I'd go for the green eyeshade: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Visorlayout.jpg Anachronistic, looks absolutely silly if worn today, and was probably only worn by uptight number crunchers even back in the 60's.
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
The thing is, these complaints usually come from people who WANT linux to succeed on the desktop. I'm certainly one of those people - one of those poor unfortunate souls doing RoR development on a PC. Windows isn't a great option for me bec
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by ryan_brunner 15y ago
Is location really the key piece of data differentiating "pictures from Bob's wedding" from "the universe of pictures", though? I would think some concept of tagging that went beyond mere location would be far more useful. 80% of the time (