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by yogo 13y ago
Don't feel bad about bringing a story of failure. You're keeping it real and there's nothing more valuable than a dose of reality sometimes.
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by yogo 13y ago
Hang in there man. Care to share more about what kind of company? How big of a gamble was it?
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by yogo 13y ago
Sounds like the AOL keyword days. :)
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by yogo 13y ago
You definitely can't undo sending an email notification so additional emails will have to be sent when an action is undone, which in the end will create more problems, annoy or confuse users.
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by yogo 13y ago
I don't think so. There are endless blog articles online that have addressed this, e.g. http://davidwalsh.name/textarea-width
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by yogo 13y ago
I'm guessing some of that could be due to taking the wrong path initially then leaving things the way they are. Platforms like WPF/Silverlight fixed these headaches years ago right from their conception.
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by yogo 13y ago
Border box is also a godsend when dealing with nicely laid out form inputs because unlike elements like divs you can't get away with nesting child elements to get the desired effect, and you typically have borders on those fields. Need
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by yogo 13y ago
I took the survey, which got me thinking about my staging environments then I concluded that it wasn't that big of a pain. The main thing that came to mind was db schema synchronization.
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Tallest building ruling: Willis Tower loses to One World Trade Center(chicagotribune.com)
3 points by yogo 13y ago|0 comments
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IBM’s strategy in a nutshell: All roads must lead to profit(gigaom.com)
2 points by yogo 13y ago|0 comments
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by yogo 13y ago
Over seems perfectly natural (to me).
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by yogo 13y ago
Hmm, they should pick up twtr.com.
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by yogo 13y ago
I actually use squirrel mail but its interface is still stuck in 1999. Roundcube is pretty good but I didn't like it very much the last time I installed it.
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by yogo 13y ago
This is pretty neat. Not sure if these are features available in the pro version but two things I think it's missing are (or that I didn't see in the demo): - multiple identities, so that when sending email you can pick the from e
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by yogo 13y ago
Yep very true. Depending on what you are working on alternative approach is to strip out the namespaces before querying anything. Obviously, this can get you in trouble, and while namespaces are there for a reason, they can be a PITA when w
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by yogo 13y ago
The funny thing is I always thought this site was about Rap lyrics. From this video I learned that it's now more than that, which I can see value in. Everything makes more sense now. Time for a re-branding though.
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by yogo 13y ago
Would moving the cult down to a jungle in Guyana work for you? :)
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by yogo 13y ago
Thanks, this is a good article. I too like having a site that only focuses on legal. Legal is big enough and there isn't much of an overlap like you have with verticals like computer tech, electronics tech, car repair. Best of luck.
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by yogo 13y ago
Very early in the article the author contrasted this service with LegalZoom, but the first thing that came to mind was something like Pearl.com. It's good when there's a service like this that's focusing on only one thing so
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by yogo 13y ago
Source-based distributions have their advantages but for me the biggest disadvantage is the wasting of my time.
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by yogo 13y ago
My experience with nvidia is that it's just as easy as Windows these days. There's even a gui app that was probably inspired by Windows' monitor config.
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by yogo 13y ago
I know the feeling. I run Photoshop and Illustrator in VirtualBox but it would be such a great feeling to launch them right from dmenu one day.
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by yogo 13y ago
Agreed. pacman -Syu is a godsend. Of course that's just the face of a great package manager and packaging. In many ways on Arch you could make the argument that it just works.
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by yogo 13y ago
For window lists I usually use scroll + click (openbox) if I need to view the complete list before making a selection, alt + tab otherwise.
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by yogo 13y ago
Entitlement and true idiocy. It was so entertaining to read because the author is moaning and bitching about using an experimental feature. Great candidate for being an IE6 advocate.
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by yogo 13y ago
This offers some real perspective, but it's still hard to tell how much confidence, or the lack of, factored into everything. If you don't appear to be confident about something it can be a turn off. I'm mention that not to d
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by yogo 13y ago
> But banner advertising is one area that Google had vowed never to experiment with. Marisa M wrote the blog post in 05 and she's no longer there (if that was the obstacle). It's time to make more money on the results page.
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by yogo 13y ago
Hopefully Learn to Code does help to show that it is hard to get right and that if you think you can pull off the same thing by just taking some 8 week class your project will probably suffer the same fate.
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by yogo 13y ago
It was a flag that was re-purposed. If the code is never deleted and the flag's use is discontinued then the code never runs. However, it seems that the flag was reused years later causing the old code to be inadvertently reactivated.
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by yogo 13y ago
I remember when Knight was in the news regarding this but never the technical details about what took place. It's scary stuff especially given the money on the line, and it makes a good case study for devops. I understand the temptatio

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