thefreshteapot

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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
If you listen to this interview by Techzing with th creators of a "web tv show" Pioneer One, they talk about how releasing it on Bittorrent has given them access to many new people and new lead gen. (Also I note they mention in it in the bl
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
http://www.bernardhare.com/articles.htm Reading some of his articles is how the last hour of my christmas evening has been.
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Cerium harnessing the sun to give energy.(guardian.co.uk)
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Short view on using layered caching on GAE(bjk5.com)
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
If that whet your appetite. Here are two more resources: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1527404 ( ruby focused ) http://particletree.com/notebook/calculating-color-contrast-... ( The above makes reference to it )
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Analysing Colours in an Image(derickrethans.nl)
1 points by thefreshteapot 16y ago|1 comments
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Making ipads respond well with html5 and javascript(mir.aculo.us)
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Interesting article, lead me on a bit of a side tangent to my usual monday morning. Based on people saying that 1024 bit RSA is no longer considered secure. I hunted down what I believe is at least one source from nist.gov. http://www.nist
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
I will have to agree to disagree on the value. Your argument is valid, I just dont subscribe to it myself. As noted thru all my comments, even tho we disagree on its value, it has great "knowledge" value to you and your professional capacit
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
"Horrid" purely because in its current state it offers no value, nor is it an impressive feat of technology. ( I dont believe ) Bottom line, you executed from idea to product, horrid or not. That IS great. The knowledge of knowing how to go
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Full credit to you for producing a concept to live, money generating site. Equally like your tactics via twitter, and buying the domain ( I might borrow that! ) to gain members. BUT... This is a horrible example of what budding internet ent
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
For a simple site, this maybe overkill. Yet running a development setup on a VM and having live setups. ( A little bit like that the deviant guys wrote about http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1769637 ) I can see sqlite data being very h
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
First prize being $15,000 US DOLLARS, to me seems very low for creating an "app to help developing countries". Is this competition more a gimmick than a desire?
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Im confused, this post of yours seems a tad contradictory to your post about "setting up environments in RoR etc".
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Your last sentence is an example of when I would like to vote "my displeasure" with a down arrow. As others have mentioned, you make a bold claim, yet fail to give anything concrete as proof that it is "much easier".
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
What I find most interesting about this is the combination of two materials which have a rich history. When I was visiting Tasmania ( below Australia ) they talked about the locals from there used to make items out of dried seaweed and how
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Bricks out of wool(inhabitat.com)
2 points by thefreshteapot 16y ago|3 comments
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Pointing out that first impressions are important.(successfulsoftware.net)
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
As an owner of a site wanting to get my name and info out there, this part of the ToS doesnt read to bad. I certainly understand where your displeasure comes from, yet I do feel it needs to be kept in perspective. As in this would not be ac
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Relaxed easy listening interview. I dont think anything to revealing. Perhaps that he is moving to Singapore at the end of the year. If your a fan of his usual posts which make it on here, you will most likely find some enjoyment out of thi
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by thefreshteapot 16y ago
Further to this point. I went over to the link and found my way to an iphone app ( free ) to read free books including titles from the gutenberg. http://www.lexcycle.com I also want to add, you can set the reader to display as "terminal"