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12y ago
Fortunately, nginx's server-side includes are (or at least appear to be, on a production website) quick, robust and very easy to learn. I was facing exactly this problem on a static HTML website a few months ago, and was pleased to dis
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12y ago
"You can, and should, make the strategic decision that you'll primarily write things which retain their value." I'm a huge fan of Patrick's, but I couldn't disagree more on this point. Choosing to write prima
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12y ago
I routinely check the publication dates of books where technical information will have changed, and recently got quite irritated when Amazon mistakenly directed me to the First Edition (2007) rather than the Second Edition (2012) of a refer
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12y ago
Balsamiq Mockups - the desktop version not the webapp. The webapp was pretty nice, but the desktop version is great .
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12y ago
As I said elsewhere in the thread, I believe that Nuke is a more than capable After Effects replacement - although it's a LOT more expensive. I wouldn't agree with Premiere being particularly well matched by anything else - what a
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12y ago
also the right to keep our very own creative output. This is exactly what creeps me the hell out about these subscription plans, and I don't see it discussed enough.
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12y ago
From experience, I'd say that good quality exercise is almost always a net time-gain over no exercise. The increased energy pays itself back. Have you looked into High Intensity Training? That allows you to pack solid, proven exercise
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12y ago
The problem is that networks ALSO include interstitial ads. From practical experience as an advertising buyer, I'd expect the CPM for those ads to be considerably higher than for the in-stream ads. Indeed, you'll see that most of
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12y ago
Wow! I didn't even realise it was still possible to buy Adobe products the old-school way. This is extremely good news.
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12y ago
The immediate thing that this particular sophisticated user misses is the ability to not have to buy a Mac to run it :) Looks like great software, but there's no Windows version I can see.
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12y ago
There's already an excellent alternative to After Effects - Nuke. http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/products/nuke-product-family/nuk... Unfortunately, it's a wee bit more expensive . But I wonder if we'l
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12y ago
How do you plan to make offering DRM-free content compatible with overlay ads? Are you suggesting having the ads actually baked into the video stream?
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12y ago
It looks to be a decently well-designed study, albeit one that didn't have a huge sample size. And the language in the article isn't excessively strong or dismissive, as they often are. Personally I'm currently not eating glu
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12y ago
Saved to my ad copy swipe file :) Seriously, that is a truly excellent PPC ad. I'm assuming it's the result of considerable split-testing.
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12y ago
Yes, I do - I use WP Engine for hosting all my wordpress sites. It's turned out to be an excellent business decision, saving me a significant amount of money. I wrote a blog post about the whole thing a while ago, actually, talking mor
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12y ago
I use and love Usertesting.com. Great service.
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12y ago
That's advice that is useful in some circumstances and very dangerous in others. People DO underestimate their own abilities, and it can be very damaging to their careers and lives. For example, I have a friend who genuinely has world-
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12y ago
Yep, I had no idea what it was either. And it looked interesting!
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13y ago
What's the niche? It's more work, but you can generate similar levels of income - or sometimes more - using affiliate programs from sites like Commission Junction, ShareASale, and Clickbank. You'll need to test and optimise,
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13y ago
Speaking as a semi-programmer and serial entrepreneur rather than a full-fledged programming ninja, I'd agree. Ruby on Rails is sexy as hell, Node + Javascript is very nice, but for practical, workmanlike, somewhat-ugly-but-does-the-jo
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13y ago
"Right, need a new server to demo the webapp on." Click Click . "And it's up and running." That's the main reason :)
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13y ago
The poster above mentions being a UNIX noob. My admittedly limited experience with the various deployment frameworks out there implies that they're not particularly noob-friendly. Chef, for example, will do the job (I think), but I
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13y ago
Do you have some data on that? I'd be somewhat surprised to hear that 1/3 of all WhatsApp users had now left, for example.
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13y ago
Scalability: also, buy a very large pot and a very sharp knife. Invest some time - a few hours - in learning good knife techniques.
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13y ago
Thanks - I've been looking for a good prep method for chicken thighs. I'll give that one a go.
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13y ago
Wow, $400 is expensive for a water bath these days? My Clifton dual bath cost nearly $1500 when I got it 5-6 years ago. I love that this stuff is becoming more mainstream.
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I've been cooking sous-vide for years and somehow missed the risotto trick - thanks for that! It's worth noting that sous-vide can also cook meats that are somewhere between "a right pain" and "almost impossible&quo
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13y ago
Definitely true, but could those visitors generate more value for you as direct subscribers than as eyeballs? If they're even moderately likely to subscribe, I'd expect the answer to be "yes". Of course, there's no
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13y ago
Question, since I can't find an answer on Lytro's site: is it possible to use this tech to export 3D models rather than images?
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13y ago
Yes - this seems like a fantastic approach. If you pay Slate to read their articles, you get a version of Slate aimed at making readers happy. If you read for free, you get a version aimed at making advertisers happy. In both cases, Slate a
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