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18y ago
The worst part about the ABC player is it assumes you are sitting right in front of your computer and requires you to click a link to continue the video. Retarded.
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A Selection Of Thoughts From Actual Women (regarding GoGaRuCo)
(hackety.org)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Yes, Apple may be creating another first-of-its-kind: an expensive netbook.
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There's nothing new about all-new
(37signals.com)
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18y ago
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Tips for Reading Mac Security Stories
(db.tidbits.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
If nothing else, another place to post your new site to for exposure
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ReadWriteStart Has Started
(readwriteweb.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
From the notes: "Y Combinator is (we hope) visited mostly by hackers. The proportions of OSes are: Windows 66.4%, Macintosh 18.8%, Linux 11.4%, and FreeBSD 1.5%. The Mac number is a big change from what it would have been five years ago." I
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18y ago
I love HAML most of the time but my major beef with it is that it won't allow midline Ruby injection like ERB. This gets really lame, for instance if you have a <p> and you want to use multiple link_to()s inside it. SASS + Compass,
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18y ago
They've since added a few other employees. I'd guess they have about 5 total. Still, very impressive.
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18y ago
> I'm completely platform agnostic That means you don't know anything about platforms (agnostic = no (a) knowledge (gnosis)). I think you meant: indifferent =)
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18y ago
I don't fault them for not copying OS X like Microsoft did, but they do need to improve the default. Optional community themes don't help much because people need to turn the machine on and think: "Ooohhhh" not "Hmm, I bet I can make this l
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18y ago
I'm excited for the next iteration when they revamp the default theme. Ubuntu owns but it needs to look prettier out of the box to really grab prospective switchers.
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The lifestyle business bullshit
(37signals.com)
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18y ago
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Making video a first class citizen of the Web
(standblog.org)
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18y ago
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The Hidden Costs of Apple’s Push Notification Service
(mobileorchard.com)
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18y ago
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All-Time Top iPhone App Sales Figures and Estimates
(macrumors.com)
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A Cloudy Future
(tuxdeluxe.org)
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18y ago
My brain just gitsploded. More like this, please.
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18y ago
No more gossipy than the TechCrunch article that this post addresses.
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Rails Template: Create a Twitter Application in Seconds
(intridea.com)
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18y ago
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Internet Explorer 8.1 Eagle Eyes Leaked
(smashingmagazine.com)
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18y ago
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Status.net could point to the future of business intelligence
(readwriteweb.com)
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DHH: Doing a Start Up in the Real World [video]
(events.carsonified.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I just installed the beta in a VM. Looks like they still haven't replaced the hideous default theme (Human). If Ubuntu is going to go head-to-head with Snow Leopard and Windows 7 it needs to be more appealing out of the box. On a positive n
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18y ago
I learned how to play this a few weeks ago. I had no idea at the time that I was playing a "perfect" board game! Seriously, though. It was just okay. The game always ended just when things were getting interesting.
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18y ago
+1 for /opt The only way I feel comfortable compiling software into my system because I KNOW I can delete it by just removing the directory created inside /opt. The only tricky part is making sure your compiled binaries in /opt/*/bin are in
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3.0’s Missing Trialware Business Model
(mobileorchard.com)
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This is a security non-starter until Apple enables the sandboxing by default on all systems. Average users just flat out won't do this. They won't even know about it.
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Using Cucumber for Acceptance Testing
(pathf.com)
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