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by talles 13y ago
Bravo.
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by talles 13y ago
Damn I must be getting older... I tend to hate every redesign that appears and this one is no exception. Twitter was about being short, fast and to the point. That's why it worked so well to make people get in touch. If you but the new
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by talles 13y ago
Neat. I remember, in a time far from Twitter and URL shorteners popularization, joining two computers in a chat room (any random one over the web) to exchange URLS. These two computers in the very same lab room. I'll already memorized
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by talles 13y ago
22.2% of China still uses IE6 or I misinterpreted? Wow.
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by talles 13y ago
The browser we love to hate. The version we love to hate. Interesting (see footer) how many of those site were out there.
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by talles 13y ago
What a gorgeous site
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by talles 13y ago
I hate to be that guy but... isn't these examples of fluidity and not actually responsiveness ? ps: cool domain suffix :)
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by talles 13y ago
What exactly is "intelligent people" again? It just sums up to an IQ score? It's naive to treat "intelligence" as a simple number. There are SO MANY skills related to 'human intelligence' and yet these stu
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by talles 13y ago
I don't get it.
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by talles 13y ago
This. It's pretty rare cases in that I have to actually restart the system.
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by talles 13y ago
Loved the "Clarity is kinfuhgjno"
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Learn Vim in a TRON-like game(github.com)
6 points by talles 13y ago|1 comments
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by talles 13y ago
What a wonderful idea. This fits so well with the torrent protocol (maybe even philosophically speaking).
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by talles 13y ago
This is definitely not a rule of thumb, but this point of view does fit in most of (small) cases. Want an example? One of the most beloved practices by the software industry is kanban boards. It's at least curious how people writing sy
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by talles 13y ago
Theres a lot going on in the article that I simply have no idea whats about (sorry, php is not my stack ). Probably unrelated to article, but indeed to the title: make your index.php a index.html. No, not completely static, make your appli
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by talles 13y ago
You had me @ "Experts Exchange". Nice comparison.
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by talles 13y ago
Sweet. Should have take quite some time to format the whole tutorial.
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by talles 13y ago
I thought it meant real football... Quite nice by the way
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by talles 13y ago
[ insert obligatory Atwood's Law quote here ]
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by talles 13y ago
thats a creative title
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by talles 13y ago
Where have I seem this logo before...
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Benefits of spaghetti code(programmers.stackexchange.com)
1 points by talles 13y ago|0 comments
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by talles 13y ago
I... hated it. I don't get it exactly what problem this new bar is solving. A let down is that will be out of place in some layouts. StackExchange got beautiful layouts, like unix.stackexchange.com or cooking.stackexchange.com. A bi
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by talles 13y ago
It's way more than a simple dropbox client, it's a integrator of those all cloud storages out there. Pretty useful, have been looking for something like that. One downside is that there is no Linux version planned (right?). One th
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by talles 13y ago
While an unfortunate coincidence I got to admit, it does look like it.
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by talles 13y ago
haha genius
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by talles 13y ago
How many of those thefts will it take too see that we are not ready to really jump into bitcoin yet.
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by talles 13y ago
What GrabCAD has to do with it?
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by talles 13y ago
MySQL is a fully featured RDBMS. An example would be enterprise system or websites. SQLite is also a RDBMS but a lightweight one, it doesn't require it's own process, clustering or user management unlike MySQL or others RDBMS. SQL
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by talles 13y ago
SCREW. TYPEDEFS. I hate it. Have you ever used WINAPI directly? For god's sake, everything is typedef'ed. Horrible to work with.

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