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by tjogin 15y ago
If what you want from a Mac is for it to work exactly like Windows, down to the last keyboard shortcut: stick with Windows. You seem perfect for each other.
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by tjogin 15y ago
Many of the updates have introduced bugs that, from an outsider's perspective, ought to have been obvious. If I were a gambling man, I'd bet they don't do any kind of automated testing. Add Notch's peculiar reservations about Git to that,
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by tjogin 15y ago
What about the single biggest contribution to the deficit, the Bush tax cuts?
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by tjogin 15y ago
His ambition was to split an atom in his kitchen, not to build a nuclear facility. Nothing about this story suggests he had the ambition to get a hold of "a lot more material".
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by tjogin 15y ago
Comex and others are finding bugs, and Apple are fixing them. Not because Apple are irrational control freaks, but because the bugs they find and use to jailbreak the devices are extremely serious security holes . To not fix them would b
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by tjogin 15y ago
Bill Gates very much was CEO when the registry and the filesystem were "crapped up" and made "unusable".
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by tjogin 15y ago
I think Andy's design is very stylish and presents the content in a tasteful way. I have no significant qualms about his design in any way. When he goes into business territory, however, he loses his shit. This is the money quote: "Since ne
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by tjogin 15y ago
Pushups is a terrible exercise, for sure, since it doesn't build muscle and is prone to injury. The only reason it doesn't screw up your rotator cuff very quickly is because the resistance is so low; had it been better at building muscle (i
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by tjogin 15y ago
To facilitate continuous muscle growth you need to continuously increase the resistance over time, and you need to do so within about 8-12 repetitions per set to stimulate hypertrophy. In simple terms, you need to push your max all the time
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by tjogin 15y ago
That might have been a risk if the team were doing bench presses, but pushups is not going to build any significant amount of muscle.
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by tjogin 15y ago
Working hard for years to build muscle doesn't make you stupid. It makes you determined.
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by tjogin 15y ago
Android is an OS, iPhone is a device. I think the fair comparison is iPhone + iPad + iPod Touch vs Android.
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The Slicehost Story(37signals.com)
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by tjogin 15y ago
Precisely, which is why it sounds like crazy talk without the context of the OOCSS method.
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by tjogin 15y ago
The problem is that you haven't specified a charset, so the browser just uses its default setting, sometimes causing problems when the default is anything other than ISO Latin-1. Fix the problem by specifying the charset in your HTML markup
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by tjogin 15y ago
Nicole Sullivan: http://www.stubbornella.org/
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by tjogin 15y ago
Possibly so. Though if that is the case, it could be made more obvious, because OOCSS is mentioned absolutely nowhere on CSSLint.net.
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by tjogin 15y ago
I agree with the article, almost to the letter. This hole "debacle" could have been avoided if Nicole Sullivan had simply called this tool "OO-CSS check" rather than "CSSLint". Then I'd have no problem with it at all. If you like and apply
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by tjogin 15y ago
A middle ground would be to generate password suggestions, but give the user the option to change his/her own password. I used a method a few years ago to generate passwords for users on an intranet. They were free to replace them, but a po
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by tjogin 15y ago
Most of them think they have a great idea, revolutionary, really. It's not, of course, but they're too inexperienced to realize that. Often the focus of their idea is the consequences of their new fangled web service once it already exists
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by tjogin 15y ago
Because non-technical people lack the skill of implementing ideas in code, their experience in following through with ideas and learning from that process is extremely limited. Clearly, coming up with ideas and trying them out is not someth
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by tjogin 15y ago
Cringley might be wrong, or right, but at least he writes intelligibly.
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by tjogin 15y ago
Absolutely, if PHP has good parts, I want to know what they are.
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by tjogin 15y ago
No photoshop filter involved. It was manually created by a pixel artist.
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by tjogin 15y ago
It's not the photographer's work, really, since the pixelated version was hand made by a pixel artist, using the photo only as inspiration.
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by tjogin 15y ago
The Github guys just never cease to impress me. They've made development so much more enjoyable. And at any given time, you can expect them to not only do the right thing, but to do better than that. Like, releasing a great Git app for free
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by tjogin 15y ago
I'm not talking about the hyperbole itself, I'm talking about how they're hyping something everybody else thinks of as common already. FaceTime would have been kind of like that if everybody had been making video phone calls every day since
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by tjogin 15y ago
The video featuring Nokia's SVP of design really fascinates me. He introduces the idea of using touch swipes as something really revolutionary, that "changes our perception of how we use technology". I'm sure it really would have been revol
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by tjogin 15y ago
I don't think Nokia's leadership thinks splitting their resources on two platforms is a good idea going forward.
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I actually think MG went really out of his way to look for a controversial reason for Facebook's choice of platform for Project Spartan. And I think he is wrong, this time. Facebook could have gone with a native iOS app, granted that's wh

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