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Why an independent Venice should adopt Dogecoin
(uk.finance.yahoo.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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velcro
13y ago
Yup - probably for legal reasons. They can't claim someone else's insolvency before MtGox makes it official... Have to say the BTC price is holding remarkably well considering - maybe because the mainstream media hasn't picke
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Joint Statement Regarding the Insolvency of Mt. Gox
(blog.coinbase.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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InnerHTML vs appendChild() Safari iOS
(quirksmode.org)
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velcro
13y ago
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A game to learn a new language
(babadum.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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PhoneGap is the Internet Explorer of native
(stackoverflow.com)
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13y ago
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Top JS/CSS3 experiments of 2013 on CodePen
(plus.google.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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velcro
13y ago
I'll try not taking it the wrong way even though you're assuming that I'd be making low quality apps :) even though you don't really know my level of experience. I was talking about doing specific niche apps by limiting
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velcro
13y ago
Yeah, its definitely a weird calculation I know. Was just curious if an average "small" app makes anything at all or not... My definition of small is even stricter than yours :) I'd say something that you'd be able to ma
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velcro
13y ago
Is this an average of all of your apps? Or a minimum per app? I've also noticed that you started doing more iOS apps towards the end of the year. Is this because (as some people previously reported) iOS apps tend to generate a lot more
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velcro
13y ago
Very nice work Dave - one thing thats probably a more interesting question - can you make a living on that? Making many small apps? Have also been toying with an idea to start doing apps for a while now and rather than do a major idea, inst
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Controlling a computer game with chocolate pudding
(plus.google.com)
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13y ago
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Burn HTML with animated CSS3 fire
(plus.google.com)
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13y ago
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Flash Pro adds native HTML5 Canvas export support
(plus.google.com)
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velcro
13y ago
Huh? Odd interpretations all around then - I thought I was blaming the media? In my ignorance I must have interpreted the article like this: 1. Communism = bad, 2. all Communist people lazy = Communism doomed to fail, 3. big Western c
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velcro
13y ago
Truth be told this article is exactly why a lot of (mostly untraveled) people from the US have a really distorted view of the rest of the world.
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Parallax scrolling for a good cause (oh and some naked legs too)
(plus.google.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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Whats new in iOS7 Safari for web developers? [HTML5]
(plus.google.com)
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Testing the first Firefox OS phones in the wild
(plus.google.com)
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velcro
13y ago
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Rejoice - the most retarded post of 2013.
(macrumors.com)
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velcro
14y ago
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Template for a perfect Google+ cover
(plus.google.com)
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14y ago
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