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by tintin 16y ago
Did he never hear about CTRL + Space? Anyway. If you don't like PHP just don't use it.
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From Wikipedia: A controller accepts input from the user and instructs the model and viewport to perform actions based on that input. Well ofcourse there are differences, but your webserver reacts to input from the user (a request) and te
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by tintin 16y ago
I have to agree with you. I'm using PHP for over 10 years now and I never needed a framework. Sometimes a little class or function is convenient but that's about it. Even for very big projects. Just use Apache/IIS/other as controller.
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by tintin 16y ago
"I usually have to spend a lot of time being interrogated for my lack of a huge suitcase" he is bothered at the border. He is talking about the whole experience not only about the cost.
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And around 60 other companies know about my browser: http://www.aboutads.info/choices/
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There are developer designers and 'artists'. There are developer designers and 'nerds'.
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by tintin 16y ago
And ofcourse: 1 + 1 = 1 ;)
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by tintin 16y ago
Well I'm not sure you could say the same for this example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwHgszH0aqI (printing a working flute, multiple plastics at the same time).
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by tintin 16y ago
For those interested: http://www.delfly.nl/?site=DIII&menu=home&lang=en the smallest I've seen with camera!
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by tintin 16y ago
Maybe that's what your read, but you could also read that Lady Gaga has more income from iTunes just because more copies were sold there. And ofcourse this has nothing to do with Spotify. They just have a contract with the labels. How label
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by tintin 16y ago
Context: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/32855/Nintendos_FilsAime_...
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Now the public decides the price(games.slashdot.org)
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"Nothing remotely of interest here." Why not? It got me thinking. I often return to PHP, even for things like computer graphics. Everybody knows PHP is slow as hell with computer graphics. So why do I use PHP for it? My answer would be: q
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by tintin 16y ago
"Love it or hate it, I guess I was right when I said you need to jump back into Facebook." Well I guess he was wrong twice. "so they re-direct the .com to Facebook. Scary." How is this scary? They will never do this. Branding is very im
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"from the point of view of the user experience is better" Well I don't think a lot of users have a better experience now there password is exposed. Agreed it would be nice when your old password could be recovered. But a lot of people wil
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by tintin 16y ago
The point of books like this is always the same: Where your focus is will become more. When you focus on problems becoming an entrepreneur you won't become an entrepreneur. When you focus on health you will get healthier. Nothing new here.
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Indeed. It sound more like the famous IRC log where a kiddie 'hacks' 127.0.0.1 and ends up with a disco.
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by tintin 16y ago
"Why do you think so many fake consumer electronics items are so accurate?" What about: buy an iPad, open the case, copy: accurate model?
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by tintin 16y ago
Well even black and white could be enough ;) But seriously, I also paint with CMYK only and there are a lot of tricks to get colors you cannot create with these colors alone. Like bright red. When you first paint yellow, let it dry and pain
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by tintin 16y ago
"The takeaway in't whether Bing copies Google. The takeaway is that Bing's toolbar is spyware" And also that you can control search results in Bing. Nice feature for advertisers.
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by tintin 16y ago
Or companies and universities will give up there unused IPv4 addresses so there will be a lot available again. They may even sell them at large prices. But then again, it's just a matter of time before we are really out of IPv4. http://en.
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by tintin 16y ago
Maybe it has something to do Bruce Schneier said once: Privacy is not about hiding stuff, but about controlling what others can see about you (I can't find the exact quote). There is a huge difference between people who are looking for expl
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by tintin 16y ago
I wonder how much of this can be done with computer power. Upscaling, frame interpolation (25 to 48 fps), it is all possible. There will be a threshold of what people cannot see/experience. But I think computer power will keep costs lower t
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by tintin 16y ago
True, but I think the fun thing is when you use CSS to seperate presentation from content you will end up in CSS hell. I know websites like csszengarden are telling you this is the power of CSS. And it is, but ask yourself: how many times d
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by tintin 16y ago
"I am using a large number of div tags within the website (previously it was completely tables based)." That's one part of the problem. Why not use tables if you are using .title, .body and .footer for DIVs when tables have this as defaul
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A lot of people forget text is also interaction and communication. The soft forms of Comic Sans communicate a soft voice, a party feeling, an informal tone. Font's like Helvetica are formal, almost cold, just to inform you without any emoti
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Same goes for posts starting with 'Why' without asking a question imho.
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But the title states it will never work. But I think over time the software will enhance. So editing 3D movies will be just as easy as 2D movies. The part about focus of the eye is much more difficult to overcome. I think it has to do with
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by tintin 16y ago
I'm not sure if you could call this a feature. But I see a lot of 'famous' people getting upvoted because people think they are important and should be upvoted. I think it would be interesting to have a feature that can turn of usernames ab
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by tintin 16y ago
Ever tried to change a light in a modern car? For me it's just a reason to buy a car where I can change a light. It's also the reason why I don't buy an Apple PC. I want to upgrade the memory myself. Apple using custom screws: It's there pr

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