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With such a complicated system I think you are missing out on the most signifcant speed optimization technique; reducing http requests. For reference: http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2007/04/rule_1_ma... It's laudable that you
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Dropbox API now supports CORS
(forums.dropbox.com)
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Doesn't fit in with the bootstrap code style. Your plugin has too many semicolons.
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Free food is a big idea. As a one time Yahoo, I was shocked. This shows to me that Mayer is going to be different. I am not sure if every CEO previous to her had this choice, but none of them did it. It either proves that the board has give
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I use grabbox( http://grabbox.devsoft.no/ ) it's free does all of the things people have listed here.
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App.net, Vested Interest and Why it Matters
(theworldisnotready.com)
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Have you read this http://daltoncaldwell.com/an-audacious-proposal
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I am not so sure that is the case. Kevin Kelly wrote about having 1000 true fans. I think his argument works here too. http://www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2008/03/1000_true_fan... If you think about how Twitter needs to reach 100 of mi
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It's always hard to find a market for your product. This is one way to make sure there is a market before building a product.
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From Walden Pond to Twitter
(patrickrhone.com)
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Has anyone successfully trolled Stack Exchange?
(quora.com)
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Neal Stephenson is a master of the diatribe. In almost all of his books he takes the time to go into detail on some arcane subject. While I may not be a master after he is done I feel like one. When it comes to a mainstream adaptation I won
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U.S. Investigates Cable Companies for Limits on Online Video
(online.wsj.com)
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So, the code you post requires jQuery, I am assuming, because you don't say. Which means you would need to also include jQuery in the header. Doesn't that seem like a waste? Also if you had jQuery already you could probably writing a queuin
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Semicolons: Who do we code for?
(alexkessinger.net)
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Is it just me, or is the site 404ing. Good joke whomever put this all together.
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Wow, this is an insane article. To suggest that a women, just because she is a women, shouldn't bring harrasement lawsuits beacause that would make all women seem uppity is so antiquated.
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No Serial Number Needed - Follow up to buying adobe
(patdryburgh.com)
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RESS: An Evolution of Responsive Web Design
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The Facts about Xfinity TV and Xbox 360: Comcast is Not Prioritizing
(blog.comcast.com)
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Sure, but your missing the point. RSS is also an ecosystem. If there are no producers, or readers, there are no consumers. If the ecosystem goes away people won't use RSS anymore. Making it effectively dead.
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Google Kils Google Reader Is an interesting thought experiment. In one stroke Google could wipe out a large tent pole for the RSS eco system. Wouldn't that effectively make RSS dead? Not only do people use Google Reader as means to read RSS
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In the short term I suppose you might not want to use markdown. But, in the log run markdown would be better then most wyswigs, and if you have a population of users who are sufficiently technical, or need to do something more intricate the
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I think markdown could be the lingua franca of publishers. HTML would be the best, but it's a bit to specialized. Where as markdown walks the line of being specialized yet easy enough to learn that it won't scare away brand new users. I mea
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Fat releases another semicolon-light JS tool
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Repo for RECESS a CSS lint from Twitter
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RECESS: a CSS lint by Twitter
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Just please, please, please, don't BS in an unscripted manner for the first 5 minutes. Get to the meat.
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Marissa Mayer nominated to Walmart board
(investors.walmartstores.com)
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You could use third party auth, like facebooks. you could use an iFrame on another domain to setup all the secure stuff, and then use something like easyXDM to communicate with that iFrame.
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