tajddin

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by tajddin 16y ago
Generally, on the server-side, you parameterize the query. Depending on the server-side language, a normal SQL query that would read SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE lastName = 'Smith' would be converted to something like SELECT * FROM myTable W
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by tajddin 16y ago
Actually, I think it's a great long term move for their QNX-based platform. End users don't care whether an app is native, Android, AIR, WebWorks or Java-based as long as it's available in some form. Having more apps offers an incentive fo
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by tajddin 16y ago
I just can't stand the cut-off back button and the odd WPF-inspired font anti-aliasing. It sticks out like a sore thumb. Otherwise, a decent release.
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by tajddin 16y ago
Our tech startup is based in Hollywood and while I love San Francisco, I find the socal weather, ambiance and temperament to be conducive to creativity. Well, that might just be me.
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by tajddin 16y ago
I actually have an approved app for the PlayBook and actually found the entire process quite straight forward, especially considering that both the sdk and simulator are both in beta.
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by tajddin 16y ago
You know what? He's right. With the world being a bigger, more communicative place, it can sometimes seem like things are getting worse, but the truth is, it's getting better. I look forward to the years beyond.
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by tajddin 16y ago
What you're arguing is the semantics of a very personal word that means different things to very different people. To the poor, wealth == money; to the rich, wealth == all of the other things that one can think about when you don't have to
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by tajddin 16y ago
Same here. I was looking to see if anyone had noticed that there was no zip code (I'm in '0028' in HW) specified for Hollywood. ...Wondering if there was anything specific that you guys specified on your app?
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by tajddin 16y ago
It's pretty neat as well because it depicts the relative size of transistors and LSIs compared to bacteria and the like, which goes to show how far we've come technologically.
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An Accurate Depiction of the Scale of the Universe by Nikon(nikon.com)
2 points by tajddin 16y ago|1 comments
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by tajddin 16y ago
It really amazes me how far we've come in the last 25 years and how much has remained the same. Here's to the next 25 and making fun of today's technology :)
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by tajddin 16y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it might be that on Windows, it harnesses DirectX, and since the whole point of Flash/Flex is to be able to run on all of the platforms (fairly seamlessly), this could be difficult if OpenGL isn't presen
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by tajddin 16y ago
By the way, I just checked out your site (cool idea), but there're a few typos on the main page: "Your business needs <to> be on Facebook."
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by tajddin 16y ago
Well done man. Well done. I've actually used fridge with my friends a few times and we've appreciated the exclusivity that it provides as opposed to facebook. PS ~ blue overload == great.
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by tajddin 16y ago
I realize things are a little different in JS, but when you're working on a massive product with a small team, no matter how great the code is, eventually you learn that the variables DO have to be descriptive and properly organized namespa
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by tajddin 16y ago
I think Microsoft has a lot riding on this platform and as such they'll be pumping a lot of cash into the marketing and promotion of this release. From a software standpoint, I'm quite excited about the .NET experience I'll be able to harn
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by tajddin 16y ago
I don't understand why there's such a polarization regarding Flash vs. HTML5. A well-designed platform should take advantage of the technology that applies best for its intended market -- whether it's using a single technology or multiple
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by tajddin 16y ago
Not to mention the fact that while practice and genetics are extremely important at finding success, innate enjoyment/passion is also a major factor. I can think of several things that I'm particularly good at and have practiced a lot on,