thebouv

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by thebouv 12y ago
New languages are cool. As long as you're not reinventing the wheel.
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by thebouv 12y ago
No, I think the question is, what do you as an author of the software have in mind as a particular use case? Some examples of why someone would use this would be great.
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by thebouv 12y ago
I think they're doing it on purpose now. They've fixed it for themselves but are hiding said fix from you specifically. The cheeky bastards.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Noticed that too. What a poor decision -- UA sniffing is ultimately unmaintainable. And what's funny is how everyone is going full on responsive and moved away from UA sniffing because of the move to phones like Apple's. Yet here
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by thebouv 12y ago
We need more Hackathons like this.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Wow, simple and short, but has already given me a ton of ideas. Saved and shared with our IS department too.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Orkwhut?
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by thebouv 12y ago
They probably got it when you forgot your tin foil hat that one morning. ;)
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by thebouv 12y ago
Aw man, I ate chips when I was 9, no chance for me now.
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by thebouv 12y ago
I'm right there with you. Started with RHEL but have since moved to CentOS, even for pet projects or cloud servers I spin up.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Looking forward to giving this a try. I've built many mobile solutions in various languages / frameworks / platforms, but being new to C#, I'm eager to give this a go.
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by thebouv 13y ago
I'd like this better if it wasn't tied to Flappy Bird. If it were just a more generic kit for fun. I definitely like the idea of using it for workshops for kids to get into tech, etc. But blatantly Flappy Bird? Sours it a little f
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by thebouv 13y ago
That's okay, Google will one up that by doing a Dogecoin converter. Much wow. ;)
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The World's Most Innovative Companies 2014(fastcompany.com)
1 points by thebouv 13y ago|0 comments
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by thebouv 13y ago
I'm with the others who mentioned humans.txt. No header overhead (little as it is), no need to have access to the web server (apache, nginx, etc) (how many professional devs are also their own sysadmin?). If you want to build a plugin
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26-Year-Old Jared Hecht Sold His First Startup For ~ $80 Million In 370 Days(businessinsider.com)
3 points by thebouv 13y ago|0 comments
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by thebouv 13y ago
I'm surprised. I thought everything was written in JavaScript nowadays.
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by thebouv 13y ago
$50 is reasonable only in relation to how awesome the app is. Only have the fluff on your page to determine that now. That said, I am interested in learning more and signed up. I don't always have access to a "designer" and t
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by thebouv 13y ago
Like it or not, their services are pervasive in the enterprise. Office 365 is the future for so many Fortune 500 companies and Sharepoint 2013 is a huge push too. As much as I wish there was more Unix/Linux at my company, all eggs are
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VPS.net paying $5 for positive tweets(vps-email.com)
2 points by thebouv 13y ago|0 comments
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by thebouv 13y ago
Too damn true, this. Always come in when you're too busy as well. :\
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by thebouv 13y ago
I suggest looking for local hackathons or even better, startup weekends near you. http://startupweekend.org/ Startup Weekend is a great way to meet connections while helping them build a fun project for the weekend. Show th
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by thebouv 13y ago
Granted, believing anything ANY politician says on any issue is particularly foolish.
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by thebouv 13y ago
The OP tip is nice to have built-in now. If I recall correctly, this was an option that had to be turned on in Terminal Preferences in earlier releases. Another fave of mine: Ctrl-w for deleting whole "words" at a time. Better