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15y ago
For those, like myself, unsure about the significance of this post, this digital magazine has an infrequent and lengthy release cycle. The last issue is from 2010.
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15y ago
I think there has been a huge shift toward OS X since the days of Locomotive. This turn-key solution may gain more traction in today's dev ecosystem. (Though, I'm still not behind it.)
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15y ago
It's more likely that the author's first language is not English, than a child wrote it. Based on the recent Wikileaks and previous reporting on the Anons, it seems a good portion are not Americans.
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15y ago
I have a Samsung Smart TV with a full blown suite of mediocre "apps". Some notably good apps are Netflix, Pandora, and ESPN Score Center. This is primarily how I access Internet television. You can get a look at their App Store here: http:
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15y ago
I'd be really interested in where that data comes from. Mind sharing?
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15y ago
The scan is entirely digital, and uses a generic image (to "protect passengers(sic) privacy") to show an agent the targeted alarm. In that way, a pat-down is more intrusive, to me. On another note, I always assumed Senators to be immune to
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15y ago
A related documentary, "Waiting for Superman", is available on Netflix Watch Instantly. I found it very well produced and informative, if not a little bias (nature of the medium) and a bit disheartening.
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15y ago
My creating a dwolla account is a direct result of my interest in Bitcoin exchanges. I wonder how many of their users have a dwolla account for this purpose.?
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15y ago
Ultimately it comes down to the relativity of profanity as evil or not.
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15y ago
Really nice. Going with the tmtheme support is smart. Sublime Text does this, too. Now, if only it had support for git, so I could sync with a remote, even deploy to Heroku...
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15y ago
I'm not sure citing Tim Ferriss' work while advocating for developers to change their habits, helps with the credibility of your argument. His body of work is infamous for being poorly researched, counter to a quality that technical people,
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15y ago
Agreed. This package manager has proven very useful http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control
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15y ago
http://www.hackingfresh.com
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15y ago
It seems that it's very minimal, just a form. More of a clean namespaced form generator than a full blown admin like ActiveAdmin.
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15y ago
You can remove your account from the Subscription page of your account.
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15y ago
http://startgoogleplus.com/ (I managed to grab the URL before some script on your blog ran my Chrome tab into the ground.) Great idea, I'm sure it will be helpful to the new user "What am I supposed to do with this?" problem.
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16y ago
Very cool. I'm similarly working on homebrewr.com (nothing there now) -- more focus on the tools to build recipes and track brews.
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16y ago
Determining who was there first, maybe?
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16y ago
I think it's a poorly researched article... maybe first drafted in 2001?
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16y ago
Slick but there has to be a way to do this without another utility. Backbone objects already have an extend method.
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16y ago
That's how I'm rolling... http://cl.ly/4RRV
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16y ago
Except that I use a bluetooth keyboard with my iPad...
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16y ago
Speaking of which. Where is it now?
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16y ago
My 3rd manpack will ship this weekend. Found via HN.
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16y ago
A Safari extension for my company for common operational tasks, should increase efficiency and take a little load off our systems.
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16y ago
Congratulations. I've always enjoyed your product/community (as a gamer, not dev). I hope GameStop does you right.
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16y ago
Cool. I did something similar a few years ago with one mirror: http://www.instructables.com/id/Per-i-Sight:-MacBook-iSight-... Cool application of Sugru.
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16y ago
Just some bullet points as I go through it: * Kind of intimidating on launch. Maybe a couple intro slides? * Seems powerful (multiple projects, locations, repeating tasks) * Why do I have to double tap a project in the project list? * Sync
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16y ago
Redeemed #3. I'll be back with thoughts.
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16y ago
I do hope that #3 is sarcastic.
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