tmcw

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by tmcw 16y ago
By the same token, we should be amazed that most shops use Mac and Linux, even though Windows has tremendous market share. Or why we aren't using Java. > Enterprise and startups aren’t mutually exclusive – they’re just different stages
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by tmcw 16y ago
... so when you post a message, it's like sending 300-400 messages to up to 300-400 servers? Uh, yeah, that'll scale.
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by tmcw 16y ago
My colleague who uses nano and kate exclusively is the best coder at the company. Lots of great writers used crappy typewriters or pencil or pen. Who cares?
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by tmcw 16y ago
Release notes? New features? Er, nope - Eclipse.org is a case study in how making software into abstract 'products and platforms' has the potential to make it so vague that you could be, in fact, downloading anything at all, which constitut
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by tmcw 16y ago
Not often you see websites just going by IP. New trend?
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by tmcw 16y ago
limewire?
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by tmcw 16y ago
They produce open specifications for Adobe Flash, so it's 'kinda like open source.' Just like Word XML, right?
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by tmcw 17y ago
...It has 384 ports–think of them like pipes for data–that connect to racks... Seriously? Pipes for data? Sadly, the article does not go on to say ...really deliver 10 gigabits a second... think of a gigabit as a lot of water...
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by tmcw 17y ago
How I Made -$2000- $2000CAD Writing An eBook
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by tmcw 17y ago
This sucks. I just uploaded my most recent run to Garmin Connect, because it's so incredibly better than Nike+ or any of that cheese. Your data is open, the frontend is super-flexible, the browser plugin is great. Sigh.
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by tmcw 17y ago
This is what people are using three-letter domains for? Well, I guess it's a .info, so...
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by tmcw 17y ago
It's a local application - it communicates via an HTTP endpoint, but it's a tiny little server that's cross-platform and whose only purpose in life is to make writing your killer SMS/geocoding/beer prices/petfinding application. (disclaimer