stevenleeg

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by stevenleeg 15y ago
This seems ridiculous to me. Does anyone think these corporate dinosaurs really have enough intelligence on this topic to organize a mass conspiracy to gain control of the Internet? I'm sorry but no. SOPA is prime evidence of the knee jerk
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I Would Like To Help You Get Your Show Cancelled(grantland.com)
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Apple recalls 1st generation iPod Nano(apple.com)
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
What argument do you have to support this? What can a native client do that a web-based one could not?
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The End of the Credit Card?(mobile.slate.com)
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The last time I saw Steve Jobs(blog.pluckytree.org)
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Show HN: Boo - A simple key/value store for saving text snippits(github.com)
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No company would ever hire Steve Jobs(techzone360.com)
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Jerry's Map: An alternate reality whose fate is decided by a deck of cards.(vimeo.com)
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Steve Jobs as Apple’s CEO: a retrospective in products(thisismynext.com)
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
https://github.com/robertkleffner/mariohtml5/ Nope, it's actually open source.
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
Agreed. Maybe make a tab on the side that you can click to expand the tree?
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
Agreed. The project is ~2700 lines of code all jammed into a single file. Each component is pretty clearly separated from the others with big comment headers, but I don't understand what advantage this has over separate files other than the
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
Especially since this decision is required to be made when you first "follow" someone. It's not like Facebook where there's a small box for you to choose a list after you've already accepted a friend request.
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by stevenleeg 15y ago
I think it's wrong for the author to compare the functionality of G+ circles with Facebook's group feature, as the two are not the same. Circles are more directly comparable with Facebook's "lists" feature, which can also be said to have a