thejosh

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by thejosh 13y ago
I'm willing to bet noise isn't the problem for a fair chunk of developers who complain about open offices because they aren't annoyed by noise, they are annoyed by constant interruptions to work.
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by thejosh 13y ago
I have the exact same feelings, in an open office and are a developer who does braindead work then it's great as you can chat while working on repetitive tasks. Anything that requires thinking, such as fixing a release-blocker bug that
843.
by thejosh 13y ago
Great term, does that make when multiple people ask you questions a distributed denial of service?
844.
by thejosh 13y ago
Because it ended for you means noone else finds it funny eh.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Noone I know uses it either..
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by thejosh 13y ago
Commonwealth Bank in Australia has a similar app - Kaching.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Great, which means most users will never see the message when someone adds their tracking code.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Obligatory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
849.
by thejosh 13y ago
Hello User #1122111, we see you are trying to track potatoes.example.com , would you like to show this? Y/N
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by thejosh 13y ago
Seriously Google, unless the domain == example.com , don't show it by default.
851.
by thejosh 13y ago
According to google they wipe pagerank on expiry, but a little trick flippers use is flip the domain quickly before an update.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Redbull over the last few years have been really getting into the internet side of things, such as sponsoring eSports and the like, which is a fantastic marketing move as the "internet demographic" is their target market.
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by thejosh 13y ago
You should be using a IE conditional just for bless. :)
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by thejosh 13y ago
all it contains is the word: "backups".
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by thejosh 13y ago
I remember reading a while ago and cringing at this so bad, this needs to be a cautionary tale of version control, development/staging/production environments and ... backups.
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by thejosh 13y ago
sell foraging gear to gold foragers
857.
by thejosh 13y ago
You and this LinkedIn user don’t know anyone in common :(
858.
by thejosh 13y ago
this tool will give me nightmares.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Ran into this problem when doing some crazy silly CSS, ended up using bless[1] to fix this issue. [1] http://blesscss.com/
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by thejosh 13y ago
free startup vomit
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by thejosh 13y ago
So I have absolutely no idea how this works, but I've seen it around a lot. So I assume that you can enter once, how many unique entries would there need to be to actually get a combination that would win?
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by thejosh 13y ago
So since those services survive on mining users data, that's a great business chocie.
863.
by thejosh 13y ago
Font rendering is still horrible on Linux compared to Sublime.
864.
by thejosh 13y ago
18,000 pounds, what a great effort by the Django community! Maybe this is the way to get solutions to unsexy problems....
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by thejosh 13y ago
Yep, and you won't be stuck in a remote unworkable location whilst looking for more remote work.
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by thejosh 13y ago
I know, how did they force him to use SkyDrive?
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by thejosh 13y ago
Excellent, give them nowhere to hide and long prison sentences. I hope they rot.
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by thejosh 13y ago
Sure, but comparing a paid service to a free service and expecting the free service to be as good as a paid service is silly.
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by thejosh 13y ago
gmail: free fastmail: paid
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by thejosh 13y ago
Lucky he didn't do a "why is fastmail" search :).

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