visural

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by visural 15y ago
While correct, it would benefit Apache in the long run to foster better communities and tools for their projects to grow. While they provide value in terms of the protection/process/management it's all for nothing if the developers can't co
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by visural 15y ago
Redmine
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by visural 15y ago
Totally agree. I was super keen when it was announced to try it out. But they didn't even have a friendly error page for Apps users initially. Then the only thing they said was "hopefully really soon". And there hasn't been anymore communic
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by visural 15y ago
$1 ph is only for Heroku apps - link is here http://blog.mudynamics.com/2011/08/11/blitz-io-scaling-out-h...
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by visural 15y ago
I think the more important tools in this case though are language, grammar, and punctuation.
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by visural 15y ago
In regards to #1 - I'm not sure what you mean by "manage".. the 3 places cater to 3 distinct use-cases - - The downloads bar works in the 90% use case - we just want to download something and open it. When you click a download(s) in the bar
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by visural 15y ago
So? If it doesn't cause a problem... it isn't a problem.
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by visural 16y ago
Base64 is ok when the response is gzipped
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by visural 16y ago
Really? Doesn't the intermediary that narrowed the list from several billion possible matches to the best 10, including correcting the inherent spelling errors in the query carry some value?
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by visural 16y ago
I let my membership lapse a several years ago, and they're still sending me _snail mail spam_ to sign up again.
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by visural 16y ago
Also, the Game Gear played Master System games with a cartridge adaptor (not strictly "backwards compatibility" but cool nonetheless)
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by visural 16y ago
URLs seem to be included too - my top word was "clicky" and that's because I use getclicky.com 's URL shortener - clicky.me
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by visural 16y ago
Damn, you're right. I must have been thinking about Star Wars.
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by visural 16y ago
My startup http://www.onmydoorstep.com.au/ is Java/Wicket/Guice/Lucene based. Java's greatest strength is it's speed, a dearth of open-source libraries for pretty much anything you'd need. It's very possible to write light-weight simple c
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by visural 16y ago
Try Wicket+Guice - no XML at all.
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What's In A Name? (or "my right to be an anonymous jerk on the Internet")(richardnichols.net)
2 points by visural 16y ago|0 comments
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by visural 16y ago
Anything that comes in gets scanned to PDF, filed, and backed up to multiple disks + the cloud. If the physical copy is tax/business-related it's filed in the current year's tax folder. Otherwise its shredded.
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by visural 16y ago
That doesn't change the fact that Apple is ignoring the published standard. If that's what they want to do, then they should call it a proprietary format and let people choose whether they want to use it, not have their cake and eat it too.
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by visural 16y ago
This guy should just be pleased - national publicity in the major papers. Best thing he could do is change the name quick and get people using the service.