silverlight

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by silverlight 16y ago
I think if there's one thing the App Store has shown, given the right audience and marketing people will pay for anything that has value to them.
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by silverlight 16y ago
FYI, it keeps crashing Safari on my iPad when I try to visit the home page.
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by silverlight 16y ago
I thought it was telling that they linked to an article where someone discusses the shortcomings of App Engine but just linked to the main Heroku site. Sweeping everyone else under the same rug (or attempting to) just feels like a "we're co
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by silverlight 16y ago
Forget the holographic world cup fields, I'll take the automatic real-time translation earpiece! If Japan really can invent half of the things that they feature in that video by 2022, I'm going to enjoy the hell out of my 40's.
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by silverlight 16y ago
No problem, and I didn't know if you were in the U.S. or not. In the U.K. I think they're called "Pawnbrokers"...
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by silverlight 16y ago
It might just be that the diet program itself is too niche...I've certainly never heard of it. I think if you were looking for blogs that covered the diet program, and only found a few (that were long dead), that should be a pretty strong c
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by silverlight 16y ago
Yep, we got rid of it about 8 months ago. All of the programming we watch is, for the most part, available on the public TV stations (NBC, ABC, etc.), or on Hulu. I set up a Windows Media Center PC to DVR our shows on broadcast TV, although
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by silverlight 16y ago
This is hilarious.
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by silverlight 16y ago
Okay, that makes sense. Thanks for the reply. So basically this is for those folks who are making real "web applications" -- meaning applications where a lot is happening on the client side, typically more of a "single URL/page", with dialo
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by silverlight 16y ago
I'm a little confused about what the best-case/ideal scenario is for this. As an example, I am currently working on a project that has a basic profile page. So on the server side, I have my nice OO representation of a Profile object, comple
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by silverlight 16y ago
Okay, I know a lot of other folks have already pointed out the fact that just throwing up a Facebook/Twitter login might be a bit harsh. I would listen to them. But in addition to that, I would question that rather liberal policy you have t
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by silverlight 16y ago
Any way you could break down the specific IE versions?
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by silverlight 16y ago
A couple critiques for the front page: - Change the wording on your "Call to Action" button. The fact that you can jump right in and start editing without filling out a form is great -- emphasize it, don't hide it. Saying "Sign up, it's fre
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by silverlight 16y ago
Indeed. And from what I've heard, iStockPhoto has a ridiculous process that you have to go through to get approved...I think they are basically so "full" of submitters, if you aren't already in the system it's hard to break in. Maybe focus
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by silverlight 16y ago
Wow, that would be an amazing job. If it were more solid than 1 year of contract work, I might even be willing to relocate for it. What are the chances a job like this turns into a permanent position, assuming I worked hard and did a great
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by silverlight 16y ago
Would you expand a bit on the accessibility aspects of this? One of the only reasons I even worry about using Javascript heavily in my sites these days is due to accessibility concerns -- are you saying that folks who are blind are able to
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by silverlight 17y ago
I have never used Redis, or any other NoSQL database before, but have always been interested. I actually went through the whole tutorial, and now I feel like I have a better understanding of what all the fuss is about. That being said, and