s3graham

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by s3graham 19y ago
Seriously, you can program on a 13" screen? My brain gets angry that I can't see enough code even on my non-portable 17" laptop at 1920. Or is that only when attached to the external 24"? (kinda cheating...).
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by s3graham 19y ago
Wow, I could stare at that for minutes. Something's going to happen soon, I swear.
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by s3graham 19y ago
or ajaxwhois.com (not quite as fast, but does more than com/net/org for delicious-type names)
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by s3graham 19y ago
The most interesting part was that google has an open proxy. I had no idea, has that always been like that? edit: Crazy, apparently it has (2+ years anyway).
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by s3graham 19y ago
Wow, this is great idea for a startup. Is someone already doing/done this? Peer-to-peer user tracking. Like those crappy toolbars of yore, but all server side. Sign up, put our random-URL-sampler-JS block in your page, and you get access to
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by s3graham 19y ago
Nope.
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by s3graham 19y ago
Have you released every line of code you've ever written? Since people seem to be interested, I'll try setting up a repo and writing a little doc early this week.
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by s3graham 19y ago
yup, it's built (not released though)
609.
by s3graham 19y ago
An anonymous ex-employee? 1 of 14600? That may or may not know anything about any Microsoft teams at all? Meh.
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Arc-ish web programming in Python(blog.pipinghot.info)
27 points by s3graham 19y ago|6 comments
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by s3graham 19y ago
It looks reasonable in "links" (could use an alt-tag or two)
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by s3graham 19y ago
It'd be Microsoft. And "Flickr (a Microsoft brand)", etc.
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by s3graham 19y ago
I was wrestling with this too. I implemented all of the SSOs: Live, Facebook, Yahoo (pre-oid), AOL (+ICQ/OpenAuth), plus OpenID, but then the sign in page is a disaster. I felt like it was just as hard for the user to remember which sign on
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by s3graham 19y ago
I was just recently casting around wondering where the heck something-like-Access was on the web and couldn't believe there was so little available. Looks neat, looking forward to trying it out.
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by s3graham 19y ago
Why not 'ab' which you probably have installed already?
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by s3graham 19y ago
scribd shouldn't be.