travisjeffery

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by travisjeffery 16y ago
You need to link to some photos.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Perhaps it's because Google is behind in the markets that they're competing with Apple and Facebook in, mobile and social, respectively. There's no doubt there's competition, they're just passive aggressive about it for the most part. Jobs
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Ditto that, I actually emailed them to get their 'API key' to write an iPhone app for the site. They told me they only got half way through writing the API and then decided to give up and keep people interacting to their site through their
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
You don't get your descriptions or tags that way though.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
They linked to some information at the bottom of the article: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/mozilla-posts-2009-revenue-sur... "Approximately 86% and 91% of royalties revenue for 2009 and 2008, respectively, was derived from this contract
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Squarespace is a lot of Java.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Google "Where you can find Chuck Norris" and press I'm Feeling Lucky... Or back in the day with "Miserable failure" going directly to George W. Bush's page. These things have happened before.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Facebook and Google could write the book on passive aggressiveness.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
That may have happened and have been possible in 1900 , but I grew up in a farming family and there is no way any farming people who wish to be profitable and have a good business do this today. Today it's more like you have a job for year
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
No, what he's saying is he doesn't like your chances because your chances aren't good. Period.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
They're both solutions, violence is more often an option rather than relying on the intelligence of both parties. If you think otherwise then I think you're naive and would benefit by gaining experiences other than your own. "But hitting b
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
There have been significant advances to the underlying code, see this post here by Josh Aas, Gecko platform software engineer with Mozilla Corporation: http://boomswaggerboom.wordpress.com/2010/11/10/firefox-4-fo...
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Yep, MIDI Out. And then a lot of controllers sync with the DAW and so they have MIDI In as well. I.e. let's say I have a fader on my controller mapped to channel A's volume if I change the volume on either the DAW or on the controller they
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Yeah I know how it works. MIDI is just one of those things that you're glad happened and it works but you really wish everyone at once would just switch over to OSC as soon as possible. "This should alleviate that by removing the bridge, th
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
The only difference it seems is that is will there will be MIDI support through a USB connection, MIDI support already exists in tons of apps through WIFI and unlike the article said is being used very seriously in quite a few top DJs I kno
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
It's different and important because the Author of the post is implying it's Digg people gaming their own system rather than people like LtGenPanda and MrBabyMan doing it from the outside.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Green tea (mainly, other teas as well), and Blueberry/Bananas/Whey Protein and Soy milkshakes. No alcohol for me! :)
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Yeah, basically there's a point where you come to an ultimatum: "Do I want chess to be my life?" and we chose no -- simple as that. And it seems we're both happy we took that path! :)
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
I used to play competitive A LOT when I was younger, my best was 3rd place for an all Ontario (Canada) competition and I won some county competitions. But it got to the point of being too time consuming and too boring, all you're doing is m
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Gretzky wasn't born with that amount of talent, his talent grew out of doing nothing but spending as much time as he did practicing on the rink his father made him, day in and day out. Practice, practice, practice. Get the idea out of your
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
“You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.” - Gretzky In my experience all it takes is just one success to turn it all around and get a on roll. But that's not going to happen if you never shoot for something.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
I make electronic music. And I basically stop making a track and render when I literally cannot do anything more to it. I don't like bouncing thing down but by the end of my productions I literally have every single track frozen (so that I
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
I don't think it will happen simply for the fact that Steve doesn't compromise and he's smart enough to know that this evaluation of Fb being worth over 33 billion is ridiculous -- he wouldn't pay that, ever.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
I like following programmers on Twitter as a way of knowing them more personally and to get away from the code and all the things in our professional and developer lives (as much as us programmers can at least.) Just follow more people on G
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
The Social Network comes out in theatre and first Zuckerberg gives $100 million to a public school and now they're allowing you to download your data. Who knows what will happen if there is a sequel? :D
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
Well the persons that are sitting back not doing anything would still have to talk to someone who knows what is going on to ask them anyway. Also, it seems you're never going to be able to give out enough info to please everyone in these ci
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
My musical background before 5 months ago consisted of one lesson each of piano and guitar over 10 years ago and that's it, so basically nothing. But I don't think people give enough credit to listening music a lot to develop your ears. But
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
I make electronic music: http://soundcloud.com/gau5/spotlight , and the usual stuff like hang out with friends, I love watching movies, doing mathematics and watching videos on creating music and other forms of art.
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
How the hell is it disrespectful? The guy has done all this work and put all of this content on the web for anyone to view FOR FREE! I can watch it or if I don't like it, I can not watch it and it I have not lost a single thing other than a
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by travisjeffery 16y ago
...Really? You find that absurd that he just made a simple goof to a fun problem like that? Believe me, Mathematicians are spending their time focused on much more important and difficult problems than the Monty Hall problem, so don't wonde

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