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by zain 17y ago
What is sad about that?
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by zain 17y ago
I charge $65/hr, but that's because I'm just starting to get into the market and I'm not yet swamped with work. From what I've heard in the community, you can expect to pay twice that for someone established. edit: if you'd like to get in t
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by zain 17y ago
You're right. It appears I'm mistaken. I assumed it was more of an issue of cleanup, but it's pretty obvious that running the TRIM utility in Win7 is useless for my Mac partition. Nonetheless, the question in my post was more of the point.
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by zain 17y ago
Request For Startup.
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by zain 17y ago
Does anyone know if Snow Leopard will ever support TRIM? It saddens me that I have to boot into Windows 7 to manually run TRIM on my drive every so often.
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by zain 17y ago
You're right. It isn't the exact same device. I ran across it while doing more research on 10gui and mistakenly thought it was by the same person. I updated my post. Sorry about that.
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by zain 17y ago
There's a similar device I read about with a hardware prototype that actually works. It doesn't have the software support of 10gui but it's basically a resistive touchscreen mapped to keypress macros (copy/paste, app switching, etc). Here's
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10 finger multi-touch UI designed to replace the mouse(10gui.com)
171 points by zain 17y ago|103 comments
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by zain 17y ago
Less than four hours between the disclosure and the fix. Not bad.
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by zain 17y ago
It does work, but it violates the EULA (and is practically piracy), if that sort of stuff matters to you.
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by zain 17y ago
You still need to go through the same provisioning process to run dev code on an iPod Touch.
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by zain 17y ago
Mine's a humorous topic :) "The Ballmer Peak: How Alcohol Intake Affects Coding" http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/3115
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by zain 17y ago
Cool! I've practically created my own framework in Bash to hack my prompt but I never thought about sharing it. My prompt shows the git branch, svn revision, and active virtualenv ("workon" and "deactivate" are virtualenv commands in the sc
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by zain 17y ago
Someone snapped a screenshot: http://i30.tinypic.com/2ni4mjt.jpg
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by zain 17y ago
clickable: http://vapurl.com/
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by zain 17y ago
Heh. At first, I felt bad for all the people on the low end of the hotness scale, but it's actually randomly generated on load. If you reload, everyone has a different hotness level.
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by zain 17y ago
Mike Arrington's reaction to the leak: "i'm completely ripshit mad" http://twitter.com/arrington/status/2949113649
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Fanning the flames of the Git vs. Mercurial debate(blog.zacharyvoase.com)
24 points by zain 17y ago|21 comments
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Django 1.1 release candidate available(djangoproject.com)
70 points by zain 17y ago|6 comments
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by zain 17y ago
None of the reasons you listed are significant to the person reading them. It is not the visitor's problem that you can't track referrers or that it slows down the web, and the fact that they're seeing this page means the shortened is worki
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by zain 17y ago
Note, this article is from March 2005.
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Modernizr: a JS toolkit to help you start using CSS3 and HTML5 today(modernizr.com)
44 points by zain 17y ago|3 comments
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by zain 17y ago
I really wish they had any information about the technical details behind this. Do they mirror your email on their exchange server or something?
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by zain 17y ago
One of the Python GSoC projects this year is a Python 3to2 tool that lets you convert Python 3.0 code to work on 2.x. Once this is implemented, the major projects (like Django) can switch over to 3.0 without having to put work into 2.x bran
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PHP introduces "goto"(php.net)
59 points by zain 17y ago|87 comments
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by zain 17y ago
Due to something related to tax, none of the Google employees attending Google I/O were allowed to get the phone.
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Want An HTC Magic From Google I/O? Try eBay.(techcrunch.com)
1 points by zain 17y ago|0 comments
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by zain 17y ago
I'm pretty happy with my iPhone, so I decided to sell my Google I/O phone. If you're interested in trying it out, I'm sure others are doing the same too.
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by zain 17y ago
Contenture has made it very simple for a site to install and use their service — it’s just a small snippet of JavaScript that can turn on or off features based on if a user visiting the site has a Contenture account. Disabling features wi
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by zain 17y ago
Both Yahoo and MSN have noise-free interfaces you can use. See http://search.yahoo.com/ and http://search.live.com/ .

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