stevanl

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by stevanl 15y ago
This is great, though accidentally noticed it can be taken out of context: http://cl.ly/2M1b273Q0A2Q2e2z1N2t :)
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by stevanl 15y ago
Very curious how the developer added the arrow to the Keychain request window? Had no idea that could be done. Anyone know how that was done?
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by stevanl 16y ago
I run a small startup in the UK (www.mycurrencytransfer.com) that helps people compare currency transfers from different providers. We've found specialist currency brokers such as Moneycorp, The FX Firm, IFX, and World First, amongst others
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by stevanl 16y ago
Cached version: http://www.reddit.com.nyud.net/r/YouShouldKnow/comments/ev9k...
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by stevanl 16y ago
LaunchBar (ctrl+space): http://www.obdev.at/products/launchbar/index.html
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by stevanl 16y ago
Most likely that they bought it (in 2007?) from someone that registered it before 29 Oct 2001. From http://net.educause.edu/edudomain/eligibility.asp : "Why do some institutions that do not meet the eligibility criteria have .edu domain n
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by stevanl 16y ago
Considering most of those thick mobile applications would rely on the internet for one reason or another, it's not wrong to assume that web-apps could take the reign in the future. After all, HTML offers more capability now than it did back
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by stevanl 16y ago
They also had the element of scarcity, not only did you require an invite, but those invites themselves were very hard to come by. USB's were traded for them, and sites dedicated to getting them, gmailswap.com anyone?
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by stevanl 16y ago
I'd recommend to the book Made to Stick by Chip and Dan Heath here, despite it being more geared towards marketers, than website launches. Derek Sivers has a nice set of notes on it over at http://sivers.org/book/MadeToStick
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by stevanl 16y ago
I should be there!