acturbo

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by acturbo 13y ago
i use /libs and put js, css and less files there. After years of /css and /js folders, i find /libs to be much easier to work with.
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by acturbo 13y ago
might as well rename FireFox to RedPanda too ;)
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by acturbo 13y ago
from the source, looks like WordPress
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by acturbo 13y ago
personally, i don't care about Windows on a tablet ... i develop software and create graphics using a 24" monitor ... i don't like seeing full screen anything. Windows 8 is a disaster for serious content creators and producti
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by acturbo 13y ago
Intel App Framework v2.0 (formerly known as jqMobi) has been released. This JavaScript framework enables web developers to build highly customizable and feature-rich mobile websites that run on iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry and Windows
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Intel App Framework 2.0 released (JavaScript library for mobile)(app-framework-software.intel.com)
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by acturbo 13y ago
good read. My only comment is that the primary reason Flat Design has become vogue today is because Microsoft bet big on this design for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. And, before that, Zune made this design popular within MS.
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by acturbo 13y ago
quote from the article: "I’d pay 20-50% more for products just to avoid the inconvenience (and corresponding delay) in going to a physical store, like Target." i stopped reading after that.
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by acturbo 13y ago
I suggest having a close look at jqMobi (Intel App Framework). It's basically a streamlined version of jQuery plus a lightweight mobile specific framework (2 core js files). Together, these files let you build mobile websites or native mobi
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by acturbo 13y ago
That was my post on Stackoverflow (acturbo). I did in fact get icons from icomoon working properly on WP8 (HTC 8x). My same web site looks the same on WP8, iPhone, Android and iPad. Let me share 2 comments: 1) i only tried icomoon, and 2) i
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by acturbo 13y ago
This is very cool. My only comment, i would consider changing or adding to your description, "Present any website without additional software!" something like, "remote website presentations - nothing to install". It took me a bit to grasp w
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by acturbo 13y ago
yes, that's just part of the problem, and it is a big issue seeing as i have a 24" monitor. The crux of the problem is that there is no way to fully disengage from Metro. Yes, you can get to your old desktop and fine, there is no Start butt
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by acturbo 13y ago
unfortunately yes, when i have to interact with someone posting nonsense, the result is sometimes ugly. On another note, it would be good to see the same level of scrutiny shown towards my rebuttal, be applied to the original reply of my po
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by acturbo 13y ago
Thanks for correcting my grammar. As for a 3 year old using Windows 8, well, thanks for giving me yet another reason not to use Windows 8. Good to hear that you and the 3 year old are having success with it.
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by acturbo 13y ago
Yes, too late for Windows 8. I worked at Microsoft, i know something about release cycles and sales cycles and basically, i can spot the BS and back peddling in the MS press releases because i sat in on enough meetings that drafted that non
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by acturbo 13y ago
too late.
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by acturbo 13y ago
Your blog post is really lousy overall. I can't believe you thought it would be a good idea to not only vent your thoughts on your personal blog, but then share that post on this forum, which is filled with the very people you critique. Yo
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by acturbo 14y ago
Using the same ThinkPad w500 for 4+ years, running 1920 x 1200 resolution. I'm utterly fed up with the consumerization of power notebooks at the expense of the needs of productivity workers. The last few years have been an outright de-evolu
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by acturbo 14y ago
there is no way i can begin to read your article with your ginormous head shot staring at me.