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by Jax 18y ago
Wow! Thats a great resource for me. I was just wondering how to do it in php this afternoon and I get a library here. :) I was just trying to create a jabber-compatible messenger that can run within the browser. A holiday project :)
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by Jax 18y ago
Yeah... screenshot please!!! And I'm also wondering how this ink was found
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by Jax 18y ago
Before being acuired by Google, does anyone know Jaiku's uptime and other stats? Were they too this bad as Twitter?
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by Jax 18y ago
Nachiket, That should have been "Hello Babloo"... Anyway... I didnt understand that... "Kolega to bolega". What does it mean? Open the bottle and then it will talk?
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by Jax 18y ago
Hi philh! Bug report of your thought: The second option you mentioned - about disposing off usernames and using email addresses as unique identifiers - is not feasible in glen's case, because he intends to use the unique identifer as a part
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by Jax 18y ago
Oh boy! If you say php sucks, then go get some sleep and think again. Thats the easiest language any noob can start web development with. Lots of libraries and resources. Just do a search for 'web development tutorial' and you'll find that
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by Jax 18y ago
Nice! But the point you mentioned: market research I would go around trying to find out what people in my surrounding are really craving for in the internet and then try to create that. But paraschopra, the name matters too. The name should
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by Jax 18y ago
Cool! Seems like I can teach my 2nd grade friends some 'colorful' programming. Are others allowed to contribute to this language? I would like to do so in a few days... (well... I have my exams going on now, so in the vacation for sure)
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by Jax 18y ago
God! Gojomo, is that really Joshua, the founder of Delicious and Memepool? I just guessed it when u mentioned the username in single quotes. ;) I wouldn't talk a word abt the algo then. :D
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by Jax 18y ago
Yippee! Thats great. But how did u findout delicious's and stumbleupon's? By reverse engineering technique... like... Were these found out(or guess-worked) by constantly keeping track of the ranking of content? Joshu, i think the del.icio.u
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by Jax 18y ago
Wow! A whole list of web design contests. Thats a nice site. But I am not so good at shaping stuff. I am more comfortable with straight lines, circles and other definite shapes. So I just manage to design. I love the backend job more :) Do
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by Jax 18y ago
Yeah! I am actually working on my mashup for the contest :) Its only after that I have started searching for more contests. For others: Daylife is conducting a very interesting contest. Its about using news data from their API to build any
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Ask HN: Any list where web developers can find development contests?
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by Jax 18y ago
Been using JaguarPC (jaguarpc.com) shared hosting account since the past 5 months. The support is good. And they have these tech support guys who could actually can understand my noob language(and showed me around the settings) when i trie
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by Jax 18y ago
Yeee!! Interesting stuff! Get the blog up and running soo!
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by Jax 18y ago
Agree with u. As a geek, I would opt to read geeky stuff on magazines when i dont have access to internet. Here are a few things I suggest you consider. 1.) You can start with the air passengers. And the best thing to do would be to setup
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by Jax 18y ago
Great Pstam! I agree with you. People actually need topic ideas to blog about(depends on what kind of topic they focus on). Consider a popular example, Arrington wouldnt find news to talk about if no one tells him about it or if he hasn't r