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tripngroove
17y ago
ahh, the sixtyone is great. stellar way to find new music. also, they make it super easy to buy music that you like. i just wish more artists on the site had stuff for sale!
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tripngroove
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I applaud everyone who participates in this for having the gumption to add some inertia to the situation. It's ok to give the plebs some incentive to user better, safer technologies. And furthermore, three cheers for the realization that sm
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tripngroove
17y ago
Great idea. I could see myself using this as a quick way to start new projects... especially with Drupal, as downloading & installing a bunch of modules can be a long process. That said, I think the interface for adding modules could be
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tripngroove
17y ago
stickerguy.com is awesome - I've used them many-a-time. The website sucks, but they're cheap!
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tripngroove
17y ago
oh nethack, how i love thee.
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17y ago
fuckaneers.com
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17y ago
Regarding the UI: When the 'charts' to stack over the site content but are the same width as the rest of the site, it appears at first that one has navigated to a new page, which makes it even more confusing when you're trying to get rid o
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tripngroove
17y ago
Very Mondrian. Does this logo hint that Arc is the product of De Stijl philosophy applied to computational expression?
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tripngroove
17y ago
Anyone who is interested in the debate surrounding Walmart and how it impacts local and global economies should check out this PBS documentary. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/walmart/view/ Of particular interest is the sect
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17y ago
doesn't seem to work at all for me - Chrome 1.0.154.65
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17y ago
If you happen to be using EC2 or Slicehost, cloudkick(.com) has easy, free monitoring.
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Cloudkick (YC W09) Now Lets You Migrate Your Amazon Machine Images To Slicehost
(techcrunchit.com)
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18y ago
"creativity" is all about process. come up with methods for putting ideas / objects / anything together and when you have a whole series, pick the ones that are most intriguing and run with them. it's a tough sell to imply that any product,
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18y ago
thesixtynine.com is a great example of how experimentation and exploring new positions can really get you 'head of the market. I used to 61 a lot, but now I'm 69'ing all the time and experiencing a new brand of satisfaction that I never tho
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Use Cloudkick To Manage Amazon Web Services’ EC2 (YC W09)
(techcrunchit.com)
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18y ago
Oh wow. Your blog looks great in FF3. I initially read it from Chrome and for some reason everything came through in bold. My apologies for having little faith!
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18y ago
I think the author has done a good job of discussing how the functional elements of a good front page should work together to focus communication and create a favorable first impression. However, there's a lot of art-design advice sprinkled
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tripngroove
18y ago
"Tables should not be used purely as a means to layout document content as this may present problems when rendering to non-visual media. Additionally, when used with graphics, these tables may force users to scroll horizontally to view a ta
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tripngroove
18y ago
This is going to sound totally flippant, but I think it's always worth considering sources... let's take a look at the author's site, and reflect on how we feel about taking front-end design advice from this person.
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tripngroove
18y ago
I have the sneaking suspicion that there are a lot of coders contributing to this recent rash of CSS vs. table discussions who flat-out don't know how to write CSS very well, and can't be bothered to learn. That was my obligatory quasi-offe
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18y ago
Just for funsies, here's a pastebin that shows the CSS for a 3-column liquid layout in its simplest incarnation, and then a second set of rules for the same HTML that produce a 2-column fixed layout, with space for a horizontal navbar. htt
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18y ago
CSS layouts offer a whole host of advantages over their ancient table-based brethren. Historically, there has been a lot of discussion on this, but the conversation has basically been concluded with CSS layouts overwhelmingly recognized as