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by Rust 16y ago
I've already feature-frozen v0.7, but I'm going to look into this as a plugin for 0.8 - potentially very cool idea.
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by Rust 16y ago
Fun right up until the first five-letter word.
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by Rust 16y ago
1) I would definitely implement a cap here - but something reasonably high... maybe 2GB is free, pay for more? 2) An app I wrote allowed this. We put a limit in that prevented more than 4 changes to occur within 10 minutes. If the user atte
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by Rust 16y ago
Whatever the case, that phone never caused any audible signals in my speakers :)
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by Rust 16y ago
Noostr is missing a few key features right now - plugins, pagination (yep), customizable URLs, categories, etc., so it's hard to do a direct comparison between them all. However, as Noostr is updated, things like Digg-style voting and front
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by Rust 16y ago
http://noostr.com is another one (my project, actually). The current version works and is customizable, but the upcoming 0.7 has a lot of new features. It should be release at the end of the week.
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by Rust 16y ago
I've owned some Sony Ericsson models (the old T610 comes to mind) that were actually well shielded and wouldn't cause any audible interference with speakers.
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Importance of NOSCRIPT Availability in Web Apps
2 points by Rust 16y ago|1 comments
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by Rust 16y ago
#5 - I actually started developing this one, called KinCMS (stupid, but descriptive), but got a job before finishing it - and thus, never got back to it. I never let it go, either, and some of it's code formed the basis of Noostr recently.
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by Rust 16y ago
Oddly enough, the HTML5 doctype actually keeps most browsers in standards mode, including FF 3.x and IE 7+ - http://hsivonen.iki.fi/doctype/ (also includes info on why you shouldn't use XHTML).
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by Rust 16y ago
I experience exactly this, but without the support. As far as the forgetting goes, I've been using my iPod alarms to act as reminders for things like laundry, the lawn, the vacuuming, the dishes, bathroom cleaning, taking out the garbage, a
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by Rust 16y ago
I play games for about 10-15 hours per week. My time is split between Star Trek Online or EVE Online for multiplayer, Half-Life 2 (and its add-ons), maybe one or two others in any given week (sometimes racing, sometimes RPG, sometimes SF -
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by Rust 16y ago
Another sound engineer weighing in - AKG makes some great headphones. You'd be hard-pressed to find a studio without at least a few pairs of AKG 240's hanging around. I suspect they're a bit over $100 regularly priced, but a good sale shoul
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by Rust 16y ago
The look had already been critiqued, and I agreed with what had been said about it. Aside from the design of the page (and presumably, the site), I judge code quality at almost the same level of importance. In this case, both are severely s
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by Rust 16y ago
No, not even a little bit. Here are some notes: 1) Content-Type meta needs to be immediately below your opening HEAD tag, or it has no effect 2) Load your style after meta, but before javascript 3) jquery should be loaded before jqueryui -
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by Rust 16y ago
Yep - I don't get to deep sleep until after about 6 hours. So during the night I'm a light sleeper, but those last 2 hours I might as well be dead for all I'm aware of my surroundings. If I only have one alarm, I will sleep right through it
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by Rust 16y ago
Small heart attack caused by alarm; death of alarm clock (they're cheap, I have several); iPod alarm 15 minutes later is too expensive to kill so I get up; brush teeth; kiss wife goodbye (VERY important to do this, and only AFTER the tooth
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by Rust 16y ago
It's sad that the article also uses the phrase "increase loading times by 200%-400%" - who in their right mind would want to do that? I read stuff like that, and hope that the so-called "reporter" gets immediate re-training to become a dish
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by Rust 16y ago
"Oh My God" by Ida Maria could be a fun one :) I'm sure many people here are musicians or know musicians. Maybe there's enough talent to pool to write a startup theme song...
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by Rust 16y ago
http://twitter.com/noostr/ :)
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by Rust 16y ago
Exim for SMTP, Courier for POP3 and/or IMAP, and SquirrelMail or RoundCube for the web front-end - all available for Linux. It's good enough for cPanel, so it's good enough for me. Edit: Incidentally, it should be noted that all email is
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by Rust 16y ago
http://serverbeach.com and http://layeredtech.com are both one I currently use. Like another commenter noted, ServerBeach sometimes takes a while to respond, but the same server is over $100/month cheaper with them than at LayeredTech.
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by Rust 16y ago
If I recall, the old "Hotline" protocol is UDP based. There should be a Java implementation of that somewhere, and there is a VB6 one somewhere as well. KDX is also UDP based for file transfers, but I don't know if it's OSS or not.
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by Rust 16y ago
http://www.pirateparty.ca/ ?
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by Rust 16y ago
At the risk of over-tooting, categories and control over which are displayed on which pages are features that will be in Noostr in the next week or two. Sub-domains are also slated for a future version - probably 0.9.
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by Rust 16y ago
Noostr will be on GitHub as soon as we reach a stable release. This is expected to be v0.7 (current is 0.5, with 0.6 in the next 24 hours). I'll certainly remember to post here when it officially goes on GitHub (the source is downloadable f
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by Rust 16y ago
FWIW, I actually do find the buttons to be better positioned now. Ubuntu's default layout puts the power, email, date/time and network tray icons in the top-right corner of the screen, within a quarter-inch a maximized window's control butt
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by Rust 16y ago
I still, after many years, do not understand why so many developers insist on using spaces instead of tabs for indenting code.
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by Rust 16y ago
http://noostr.com/download/ :) The version there does have a number of bugs and unfinished features though, it's still beta-quality.
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by Rust 16y ago
If finding VC-One or VC-Two is something that OldCo truly could not have physically accomplished without Charlie's help/introduction, and OldCo was looking for investors, then yes, OldCo does owe Charlie something. By accepting investment,

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