tylermenezes

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by tylermenezes 17y ago
So a guy who works for a company promoting non-iPhone development says we shouldn't develop for the iPhone? Right, I should listen. Because, you know, everyone I know with an iPhone just downloaded a few trials and gave the really expensive
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by tylermenezes 17y ago
A cool idea, way overpriced in my opinion, though. $24-$149 a month for "you moderate" packages? I could roll my own in almost any programming language in 1/10th the time it would take me to integrate with their service. The MTurk services
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
It seems to be different depending on where you are. The geeks at my high school (myself included) are, at least respected, and in the cases of many of my friends actually have a social life. (I'm too busy with the internet for that.) On th
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
I honestly don't think it matters too much. You can get certs from $15-$20, and, while most of them will try to upsell you to a more "secure" version to "give your visitors confidence", 90% of your visitors probably won't know who issued yo
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
I think that could better be represented as <plug type="shameless" />
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
Who cares? Really? Does this site load? Is it fast? Then what exactly is the problem? Validation ensures that standards-compliant browsers will, in the future, render the page correctly. If the people behind the code are willing to rewrite
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
Don't forget that Gmail deletes accounts which aren't logged into every so often, or at least they used to.
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
You mean they aren't already?
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by tylermenezes 18y ago
Just ask the company who makes them to come up with something. You really think they'll be willing to pass up the "official phone of the President of the United States" angle?