stuartjmoore

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Ask HN: CSS/JS/SVG game IDE?
7 points by stuartjmoore 17y ago|4 comments
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Public: bad for you, good for everyone else. I was thinking about a service that lets you add notes to books last night. My first thought was that every note had to default to public. Why? So you would contribute to the greater community wi
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Sounds like he wants to just make the filesystem less transparent and handled solely by the application that uses it. It's nice, and user friendly, until you want to switch. One of the reasons the Mac vs. PC debate is almost moot is because
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Weather: On a Strictly Need to Know Basis(imsoocd.com)
19 points by stuartjmoore 17y ago|21 comments
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
This isn't a solid design (obviously), but I'd like to think the names of the days would be highlighted well. The week day names do line up in a column still. The weekends, especially, would be colored differently. The weekends kind of coun
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Analog to Digital Failure: the Calendar(imsoocd.com)
22 points by stuartjmoore 17y ago|6 comments
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Data. It's why Google wants everything.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/18/iphone-nabs-46-pecent-of-... [About half-way down] The iPhone is less than 10% when compared to more realistic competitors.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
I think the numbers are fudged because of the "definition" of a smartphone. Most Japanese phones are probably considered media-phones or enhanced-phones.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
http://gizmodo.com/5256604/iphone-application-sales-are-so-t...
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
The difference: they figured out how to use this new technology to enhance their business. They're letting the internet hurt their brands. It has a lot to do with the design, ads, and [citations needed].
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
It has to do (I assume) with markets. They can control who sees what ad based on where they are. Not so with the internet. Well, they can even more so with the internet, just not when people pirate via justin.tv and ustream.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Copper mesh lining is probably a better (and more flexible) alternative.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
And I didn't think Google's results page could get any more cluttered...
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Video games are still very new. The people who grew up with the first consoles are what... 30 or 40 now? Culture doesn't change over night. Give it a few more generations.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Every major website should have their own URL shorter. People would be more willing and trusting to click a random link found on Twitter if it's from Gizmodo's short URL rather than bit.ly. Then again, people shouldn't click random links.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
They're already looking for Android and BlackBerry developers. No perpritory dock connector.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
I never want a receipt. It's a waste of paper; I always throw it away right away. When will a receipt for a cup of coffee come in handy? All my credit card transactions are documented by the bank anyway. Receipts are up there with cashiers
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
No, no, no. Everyone needs to lets the "porn wins" angle go; it's plain wrong. Porn helped VHS because the only way to get it otherwise was in a crowded theater! HDDVD did porn and lost. YouTube was big before any adult websites caught on t
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
It'd be nice if more international users were on Twitter. Twitter's publicness and trending topics really break certain clique's bubbles. All the urban hashtags and tween Twilight talk open me up to new worlds I just don't get on Facebook.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
The best code is the oldest code: http://betterexplained.com/articles/understanding-quakes-fas...
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Subdomains are best for separate "apps" on your server. www.company.com/product1, product2, etc. store.company.com/product support.company.com/product . . .
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
I think Facebook is trying that with their 'fan pages.' Facebook is certainly trying to catch-up with Twitter, even though they have a huge lead in many (if not all) respects.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
I'd say: a design overhaul. •The icon needs to change. •The tiles could use custom images and the background could use some texture. •The font looks great for the title, but I don't know if you should keep it everywhere. •The two white labe
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Draw it out.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
He'll save print by making it digital?
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Some [evil] hackers go on to start security companies (Kevin Mitnick, Frank Abagnale Jr.), so any of the company's techniques could work (though not mainstream or probably even known).
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Create a Command Line Calculator(lifehacker.com)
1 points by stuartjmoore 17y ago|0 comments
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
Web browsers display CAPTCHAs every day with an API known as HTML.
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by stuartjmoore 17y ago
I think Twitter is an example that owes its success to its API; it depends what your business plan is. As more companies become Google-esque data hogs, APIs will probably be encouraged.

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