smitts

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   The web is considered "public domain"(npr.org)

   1 points by smitts 16y ago|0 comments
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   by smitts 16y ago

   Looks like you could ask Yahoo: YOU SHALL NOT: Sell, lease, share, transfer, or sublicense Yahoo! Pipes or derive income from the use of Yahoo! Pipes in conjunction with Yahoo! APIs or other web services, whether for direct commercial or mo
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   by smitts 16y ago

   --This idea that someone owns unique configuration of words and sounds is old and dying.-- That software you're working on is just a unique configuration of words and symbols. I think there's value in protecting that, and I don't see any di
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   by smitts 16y ago

   You'll be be fine. I've found it very easy to switch from/between C/C++/PHP/Python. Perl on the other hand...
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   by smitts 16y ago

   agree, college football would be great. Also, it might just be my eyes, but the green highlight on the chart when you are selecting a ticket on the left seems hard to see. Maybe make the outline a bit thicker, or change the gray background