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by walls 14y ago
And of course it's the only one that seems to have been removed.
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by walls 14y ago
Yea, try putting a mail slot on your door in an apartment complex, or one of the many neighborhoods which now use 'central' mail boxes.
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by walls 14y ago
There's no point releasing something like this without functional examples, why would you do that in the first place?
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by walls 14y ago
I think you're looking for this -> http://reddit.com/
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by walls 14y ago
It's a ton of wasted effort, at best. From the start I've failed to understand why Mozilla thinks something like this is necessary, or even wanted.
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by walls 14y ago
Yes, that would be expected if I selected a playlist. Unfortunately, if I link you directly to a single song, and you click play, SoundCloud decides you came wanting to hear music for as long as the tab is open. All of this ignores the fact
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by walls 14y ago
Nice to finally have something going the other direction; The recent SoundCloud redesign is a usability nightmare. > SoundCloud: Mind if we keep playing music after this song with no indicator of how to stop it or setting to prevent it
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by walls 14y ago
So, to sum up your comment: "Yes, we were indeed in the wrong, I just thought this was a great reason to make a blog post"
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by walls 14y ago
Is this book going to be finished any time soon, or will it sit in the 'Alpha' state until you guys need more money? ( cough John Resig cough )
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by walls 14y ago
If you would have kept absolute links, you would know that every single one of your pictures is still there.
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by walls 14y ago
> One message I'd like people to understand when they're starting out with Rails is that it really is confusing, and that being confused and maybe even feeling stupid is normal! Why is that normal? I can say with some certainty that whe
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by walls 14y ago
Am I wrong in thinking this is absolutely awesome? I've watched the video several times now, and all I can think is that I want it, now. It's an incredibly 'simple' concept, and yet the perfect next step in immersive display.
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by walls 14y ago
From the article: > A second study [23] found that high exposure to lead during childhood was linked to a permanent loss of gray matter in the prefrontal cortex—a part of the brain associated with aggression control as well as what psyc
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by walls 14y ago
> Of course, in this case, we're better not knowing than paying that kind of cost. How could the entire population ever be better off 'not knowing'? If there was a button to exchange a few babies or animals lives for the possible outcom
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by walls 14y ago
Yep. Feels like a quick cash-grab on a piece of work that's beta, at best.
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by walls 14y ago
It's good to hear some insight into this, as it's really been grating on me lately, so thanks! I'm somewhat curious about what kind of problem you could have that would allow the 'live' site to work, but break through CloudFlare. That seems
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by walls 14y ago
Obviously I have little to no idea how many sites I visit daily are using CloudFlare, however: * Over the last two weeks, the number of CloudFlare 'down' pages I have seen has grown quite rapidly on sites that were never unavailable in the