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by superk 16y ago
I'm hoping to use Node as my defacto replacement for all server side development.
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by superk 16y ago
Makes me wonder about budget cuts...
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by superk 16y ago
Learn Spanish and move to South America.
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by superk 16y ago
But can you send to my pager?
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by superk 16y ago
Ok. I don't know what you are talking about. But everyone on the internet right now is talking about generic plastic bumpers (like a glorified condom) for your phone. Not plastic materials found within the iPhone or developed by Apple. If y
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by superk 16y ago
I remember after the first tech bubble burst back around 2001 a lot of (young / male) disillusioned devs abondended the internets to become bike messengers (although they returned to blog about it naturally). It was an awesome read - if any
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by superk 16y ago
So you're saying that when my fabricator in China mass produces these plastic keychains I sell, that a % of the $0.05 they charge per unit they are actually paying out as licensing overhead?
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by superk 16y ago
This is not serious, useful advice like the other posters (and pls listen to them)... but I always thought, if you are considering suicide, why not fake your death? All the good stuff like re-birth, freedom, and what not... without the bad
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by superk 16y ago
Are you serious? Do you really think a new plastic polymer was invented for your smart phone bumper?
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by superk 16y ago
Reminds me of my car... it's a 1979 Toyota Land Cruiser. I found the owner's manual online and it's surprising what was expected of an automobile owner 30 years ago: lubricating the chassis, servicing the oil filter (not changing, but disma
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by superk 16y ago
Yeah... don't let te $30 price tag fool you. Those things are all of about ¢5 cents worth of plastic polymer.
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by superk 16y ago
Somewhere I read a quote that went "if you take the top 100 most popular websites on the internet... 90 of them use PHP". I don't have the source and I don't know if it's still true.. but you can add Yahoo, WordPress, PhotoBucket, SourceFor
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by superk 16y ago
Nothing. I looked at KISSMetrics ages ago when the private beta was first leaked. Similar to crazyegg it focuses on a single aspect of analytics, in this case conversion funnels. So it is simple to setup funnels for every possible conversio
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by superk 16y ago
> Do they have an expiration on these spots that are marked empty by the person leaving? Not exactly. But if you look at the top of the example image they provided there is some indication of how long the empty spot is expected to last.
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by superk 16y ago
I feel sorry for the dude. He is asking for our help via cash or writing to our local, state and national representatives. That's a rock and hard place.
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by superk 16y ago
http://www.travelatlas.org/ Based on the terribly original idea of writing about your travel experiences. A couple good features (imo): - Inherent credibility. I figured if you ask someone you meet on the street where's a good place to ea
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by superk 16y ago
Add to the failure list: * Terrible performance - practically first rule for optimizing page rendering is "don't use CSS expressions" http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/rendering.html http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/20
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by superk 16y ago
To understand... are you expecting Google to enter every possible search term into your search box and index the results? BTW, your site _requires_ javascript = SEO fail.
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by superk 16y ago
They'll only float if their lungs are fully inflated with air (from your link and my own experience). If they've been choking on water and are now drowned (as opposed to drowning) I would assume that's no longer the case.
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by superk 16y ago
In regard to 3... How do you know when the drowning person is unconscious... that would be when they dip under and don't come back up? They're lungs would be full of water then? So you would have to swim down to them, pull them to dry land
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by superk 16y ago
I'll add... it really makes sense for mobile/webkit where you can depend a lot more on CSS3 and most images are small icons or tiles. I've seen Apple use it a lot in their mobile web apps.
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by superk 16y ago
The problem I see, is that if you change a single line in the stylesheet, the client has to re-download all images - nothing is cached.
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by superk 16y ago
Have you checked out Dashcode that comes with Apple's SDK? It does some webkit-only hooks in the HTML/CSS/JS it generates, but as a real-life example of what you suggest it comes pretty close.
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by superk 16y ago
Right. Except the smallest synchronization error between the two flywheels becomes disaster.
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by superk 16y ago
> Why do you state that when the article linked clearly says: > "The cause of the accident was not determined, although > Buckminster Fuller reported that the accident was due to > the actions of another vehicle that had
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by superk 16y ago
Flywheels come up every once in a while (I remember seeing them for the first time about 20 years ago).... but I wager they'll never become mainstream. The problem is the more energy they store, the more explosive they become. http://en.wi
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by superk 16y ago
I always thought fat models and skinny controllers were the preferred design pattern: http://www.google.com/search?q=fat+model+skinny+controller
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by superk 16y ago
I have a bunch of 1200's w 040 accelerators, extra memory and whatnot boxed up somewhere. Still have a library of boxed games too... and Amiga Power of course ;)
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by superk 16y ago
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Functional_programming#Pu...
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by superk 16y ago
Kinda misleading title... "Thus, the only fair conclusion is that we can't say for sure which device offers the fastest reading speed."

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