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wildranter
14y ago
You're right, I didn't go far enough to make myself clear on that point. The semantics of HTML tags could be pretty easily covered by reserved words for keys, and something like markdown for text formatting. From that we'd get all the benef
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The pics along with this interview [1] tell a nice story of how things went. What still amaze me is that a great industry could grow out of such a humble beginning. Incredible. [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20110511184229/http://blogs.pcw
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The web is a mess. Where's the news in that? Code once and run in all platforms is pretty much a myth no matter the framework you use, including the web ecosystem. I've lost count of how many times I wished we could run in the browser a de
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Which parties win more in the war on drugs even if most battles are lost? Hmm... let's see... Firstly, government agencies that are in the frontline they get as they get hefty budgets to spend on whatever they find necessary to carry out th
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Designing a secure REST API without OAuth
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Object membership – the core structure of OOP
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14y ago
Two additional tips: 1) use a grid to keep proportions honest. 2) read and follow these two guides if you target apple platforms. http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/ipad/#documentation/u... http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/ipad
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14y ago
Hell no! Fight them back with better ideas, respect, and equality. But first of all, you have to understand what you're up against, study what they say, find cracks in their logic, and show that you're both on the same side. It's all a mat
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It's an opinion piece based on this article [1] where the author advocates for making legislation to regulate computer systems security. Very sensationalist, classic link bait. However, that worries me anyway. Piracy fighting initiated with
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What you fail to acknowledge is that by going against someone over any disagrement you're hurting not only civility, but you transform yourself into the very thing you're fighting against.
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It seems you value more the problems that religious extremists cause than the current blatant disregard to free speech. In that light you'd be better off moving to China. Going against religion won't do any good to protect free speech or an
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Ah! I see what bothers you. It's the lack of respect for free speech, it pisses me off too. On one side we have these somewhat free states driven by a set of religious values. On the other side we have totalitarian atheists regimes driven b
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When you generalize like that you're being narrow minded as the people you're criticizing. Instead, like Feynman, you should take what's best from religion to improve yourself, and ignore the rest. History shows the average human being is s
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No, it doesn't. I think what you really meant popularity of a mobile OS depends on the number of apps available. In reality, a good OS really depends on the quality of its API. Code you can rely on to build great apps. And, what do you mea