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by 13rules 13y ago
Have you tried iTerm?
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by 13rules 13y ago
I've long thought the exact same thing. Taxation of property based on the government’s assessed value seems unfair simply at face value. It punishes the financially responsible citizens who pay off their property in the scenarios you m
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by 13rules 13y ago
I find it terribly concerning that I'm paying $50k to go to a school to learn something I already know, and know well, to take classes on subjects somewhat connected to what I'll do in a future career, to get a job full of incompetent idio
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by 13rules 13y ago
To me an email like that doesn't tell me they are more interested to 'engage' When it's an email like the one from this blog I actually do feel that they are looking to engage — even though I know the email itself wasn't sent personally.
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by 13rules 13y ago
If I could upvote this more than once I would. It limits the number of people who are going to show up and ensures that there is some level of interest by all in attendance. Even if 1000 people go to the first conference, that is hardly a b
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by 13rules 13y ago
Do you want to become an expert in email deliverability, DNS, bounces, white listing, DKIM, SPF? Or do you want to sell your product? It boils down to that. Spend your time doing what you are GREAT at and what you WANT to do. Are you great
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by 13rules 13y ago
body{background-color:#2C2C29;font-family:Tahoma;font-size:11px;color:#2C2C29;} Your CSS file would like a word.
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by 13rules 13y ago
This totally works — especially if the recipient is an organization or a cause. Grocery stores and other places do this where on certain nights they will donate a percentage of proceeds to a local school, etc. People are willing to trade a
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by 13rules 13y ago
"There is nobody asking the players at what time they will score the first goal. Not before the game and especially not during it." Well, with only five minutes left they are! Especially if it means they will lose the game if they don't. I
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by 13rules 13y ago
The old server attention span problem... http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/server_attention_span.png
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by 13rules 14y ago
Loved the presentation and looking forward to the book. Appreciate you taking the time away from your business to do this — it's nice to get an honest feel for how someone else has done it, mistakes made, and successes achieved. We need to
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by 13rules 14y ago
How are you updating your master branch? Are you just doing a 'git aws.push'? I'm reading that causes a little bit of downtime and AWS' recommendation for zero downtime is to create a new environment and then switch the CNAME to point to th
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by 13rules 14y ago
AWS is cheaper as terpua mentioned... but Zencoder has been awesome for us. Easy to set up and our video processes have been running with zero problems.
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by 13rules 14y ago
"End-users couldn't care less what the code looks like." This should be on a poster. End-users don't care about any of the behind the scenes stuff that developers sometimes get completely distracted by — they care if it works. If it solves
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by 13rules 14y ago
Saying that a particular view is stupid without offering any additional information or another viewpoint is... well... This isn't 7th grade — come up with another word that really means what you want to say. There are a lot of ways to disag
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by 13rules 14y ago
When are you launching? Any chance to get bumped up in the list? I registered months ago... And FWIW, Snappy >>>>> SnapReply
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by 13rules 14y ago
1) Respond to genuine compliments with genuine appreciation 2) Ignore the haters
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by 13rules 14y ago
It's all relative. I appreciate your perspective and think that many of us should pause to reflect on where we stand in this world. For example, the poverty line in the U.S. is around $11,000 — that's in the top 13.1% richest people in the
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by 13rules 14y ago
It's not out of the mainstream, but I think that some on the gun control side really believe that gun owners don't care that these shootings happen. They basically opine that if you don't agree with their proposals then you must not care
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by 13rules 14y ago
I'm with you — and probably agree with your political views 100% if I had to guess. I think that most of those people do want to prevent these tragedies — I think that everyone does. I do not agree with their methods (as misguided as they
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by 13rules 14y ago
Came here to say this . Didn't get past the line: "I am not a designer... and I don’t mind Comic Sans."
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by 13rules 14y ago
"I'm not looking forward to the coming months. It's going to be a political circus, with each side clamoring to push or protect their already strongly held beliefs and positions." I think regardless of your position we can all agree on this
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by 13rules 14y ago
"It's about not having to live in fear." Is this something that is even attainable by exterior forces? I don't just mean as it relates to gun-crimes, but anything. Everyone has fears — from fear of failure to fear of heights. They are perso
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by 13rules 14y ago
The internet is just a tool, nothing more. People are going to use it to do great things. Others are going to use it for stupidity. You can go to a library and read Aristotle or Tolstoy, or you can read the latest romance novel or surf porn
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by 13rules 14y ago
I've still been using the old version of Skitch, but without the instant upload and copy to clipboard it was a lot less useful. Then I found these this week: Skitch to S3 upload (through webdav) — http://brad.me/skitchs3 Skitch to CloudAp
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by 13rules 14y ago
I don't post doom-and-gloom stuff or that our country is done for, etc., but I have gotten responses from left-wingers as if I had, just because I am not an Obama supporter. Not all conservatives are alike ... just because we have some loon
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by 13rules 14y ago
Not sure a redaction is even necessary ... Twitter is public and all parties posted that information in a public manner. Your resharing it doesn't make it any more public, although it may make it more popular.
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by 13rules 14y ago
Alas, many journalists will never know this and write about it, because they don't spend time learning C and UNIX (whereas they do spend time using learning and Apple products that are built with C and UNIX). It's not because journalists
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by 13rules 14y ago
Totally. You're basically hiring people for a job that no one who is actually qualified for wants. It's the security equivalent of an IT help desk.
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by 13rules 14y ago
Do you know how many things are left behind at checkpoints? On a flight I was on once the lady next to me realized she had left her laptop at the checkpoint. It happens all the time. If TSA agents can't overcome the desire to take what is

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