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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   I love Focus. I wrote about it here[1], albeit poorly, but it just made me so happy to be able to use my phone again for web browsing. Sometimes I open Chrome and the tab that loads was something I was testing weeks prior... it's taken
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   I pretty much only get these big ol Honeycrisp apples, they've never let me down and last possibly forever in the refrigerator (need to do more research) - http://www.honeybearbrands.com/products/
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   I've recently started adding my own filters actively toy ad blocker as well. It felt like a weird step towards being a contrarian to the modern web. It's how I make my living so I played along as much as I could, but now I want to
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   I took an A+ Hardware at a state college and it didn't even tell us about the certificate test. I'm actually still not certified and am training myself for CompTIA idiosyncrasies using test preps like yours...
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   Weirdly, I got more space when they went free. I think I signed up on my Android for OneDrive to store my "camera roll" which gave something like 25GB free. I used that storage briefly to store/share .wav files for my band&#x
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   Every time I use the word 'web developer' to describe myself, I feel a little pang wishing I was actually designing the internet.
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   I don't miss those days at all. I chose to build a fairly expensive setup ~10 years ago that is now completely obsolete. I'd have to build a 32-bit Windows XP machine to get it to even work. It got replaced by maybe $400 in USB de
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   The article answers your question: > Now, Startup School will accept about 10,000 companies in early 2018, says Altman, and potentially more after that.
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   by ukyrgf 9y ago

   There are no more unique WSJ results if they're all a paywall.
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    by ukyrgf 9y ago

    That font-weight/color is nearly unreadable on my Windows 10 machine.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    This is the step between making prototypes with Bootstrap/Foundation and turning those classes/mixins into a final working application. You don't want your final build to have a bunch of 'col-md-6' class names.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    X-ray shows the actors that are in that specific scene. Does IMDB have this information that they just don't show on their public site? That seems a lot more useful of a database than the few titles Prime offers it on.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    "Last January" would definitely mean January 2016.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    Nearly 7 years, and that was a looong time coming.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    This has really become common while my Facebook friends play politics.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    "I'm having trouble understanding you right now."
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    It wasn't a policy, but it was definitely just part of the atmosphere. Wow, that's odd to think about now, isn't it? The internet seems so interactive now, but back then a user submitting something to a website was absolutely
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    I came over to deviantArt from dMusic. I had no interest in graphic design or digital art but I loved what those guys were doing as web architects. I definitely lied about my age on a contract when I joined the staff. I cringe looking at my
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    I started to get this warm fuzzy feeling as well. Then, I experienced a bug in OneDrive and decided to report it. A week later they responded by referring me to a site where users get 7 votes to pick which bugs you want their team to invest
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    http://mlipod.sourceforge.net/
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    If they're hooked into a BitTorrent client, aren't they seeding as well?
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    I thought it was odd that he says the cool kids were using Perl. I taught myself Perl from a book in the late 90s and couldn't find any kind of welcoming community on the internet, while PHP was the complete opposite. Since it was made
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    > Also, even though game software developers in the U.S. and E.U. are often said to have superior skills to their Japanese counterparts when it comes to software development techniques Is this a common thing that Japanese developers hear
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    The style of the track makes it difficult to know if it's distorted or not.
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    Faqt.co Closing Down on April 30th(epatr.com)

    3 points by ukyrgf 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    You never want to be the smartest person in the room.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    I always preferred StaxRip. It ties all the tools together like Handbrake but gave you all the power of the CLI. It looks like the author is trying to completely re-work it in x64 now: https://github.com/stax76/staxrip
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    Yeah but Free Code Camp can't honestly be 'trending' for two years straight.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    hbogo.com relies on third party cookies from my cable company.
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    by ukyrgf 10y ago

    I just added the OPML to my Feedly without even thinking about how long it's going to take to unsubscribe from all of the ones I don't care about. The second I hit upload it hit me.