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The Meaning of Keys(maggienelson.com)
4 points by tmilewski 18y ago|0 comments
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by tmilewski 18y ago
This is very good advice and the interview, as short as it was, is very inspiring.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
This is pretty cool but I fail to see any long-term use.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
A friend of mine once said "the only way I'm learning a new language is if someone can pay me for it" and I found this to be unbelievably detrimental. You should want to go ahead and learn new things and solve new problems. After all, at le
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by tmilewski 18y ago
It should never have been removed. Tsk Tsk NBC & News Corp.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
They also obfuscate it. Understandably so.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
It was a good movie but I surely don't think it should have won, pretty much, every category.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
Agreed.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
Yes, I will be using this in the future as well.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
I believe that, now, they resample the images prior to upload. Perhaps to save bandwidth as well.
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How Government Can Stop Killing Innovation and Start Encouraging It(smoothspan.wordpress.com)
2 points by tmilewski 18y ago|0 comments
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by tmilewski 18y ago
I want a refund from Microsoft for lost data every time a blue screen of death has come up in the past. Microsoft made the error, they pay for it.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
I like this idea a lot. I really wish I had it back when I was in high school.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
There really are a lot of directions.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
As someone who has created code from scratch as well as inherited it from other developers in both PHP and RoR, I can say that this is the most simplistic and accurate portrayal of a major difference between the two languages.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
@nazgulnarsil - I agree.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
Me neither. I can't see this as a very efficient method. Isn't this what code reviews are for? With regards to pair programming, I think it should be two people working closely together (physical distance) on a related code so that they c
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by tmilewski 18y ago
I currently use Authorize.Net and it's not bad.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
"Web 2.0" never really existed. Ex. I go out and change my lifestyle and I coin the term "Life 2.0." What does it mean? Ultimately, nothing. It's all hype for better development and design techniques and ideas. Will "Web 3.0" come? Yes. I
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by tmilewski 18y ago
Look at the success of games like GTA. These games allow people the ability to do things that they otherwise would not be permitted to do in real life, all without consequences.
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by tmilewski 18y ago
Change the "s" to an "n" of the image name in the URL and you can still view full versions of the pictures in question. Take one of my photos for example: http://photos-b.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2339/95/113/... to: http://photos-
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How a Router's Missed Range Check Nearly Crashed the Internet(renesys.com)
21 points by tmilewski 18y ago|8 comments
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by tmilewski 18y ago
I don't think that any of Last.fm's data would hold up in court. As far as I know Last.fm just records the artist and track names. In this case I could rename a track to say U2 when it is actually some other artist and Last.fm wouldn't know